Dec 08, 2015 | Posted by: abi s

1. Lace wedding dress - Some of the highly admired wedding gowns in history featured lace, like the one worn by Grace Kelly. Even Kate Middleton wore an elegant wedding dress with lace on it. Lace never goes out of style, and this type of wedding dress provides a timeless and dainty look. It can cover the entire gown or the bodice. Either way, lace makes the dress sophisticated and conservative. Lace can be placed on the neckline or sleeves, used as sheer overlays, on the skirts, or on the hemline.
   
2. Short wedding dress - This style of wedding dress is practical for civil weddings and quick ceremonies. Another alternative to this is the tea length wedding dress, which looks chic and sophisticated for outdoor weddings. Tea length dresses fall close to the bottom of your calves, just a few inches above your ankle. Short wedding dresses can work well with both petite and tall girls, and tea length dresses may work well with tall women.
   
3. Mermaid wedding dress - A mermaid dress tightly hugs your body's contours from the bodice to your knee, and then the skirts flare dramatically down to the hem. This style is perfect if you want to flaunt your feminine curves and your hourglass figure. The style usually flatters tall women.
   
4. Organza wedding dress - This dress features organza, a stiff, thin, lightweight, transparent fabric, usually made of silk or synthetic yarn. The best organza wedding dress is something that is not made of blended fabric. The dress is preferred for its soft and flowy texture, which will make the bride look graceful.
   
5. Chiffon wedding dress - Chiffon is a soft and flowing fabric that can add a graceful touch to any look. It can be made into an elegant A-line wedding dress or a glamorous ball gown.