You look gorgeous as you walk down the aisle. You're an absolute princess in your medieval style gown. The lovely gown and long train add to the solemnity of the occasion and truly complements your beauty. After the ceremony though that long train, layers of petticoats and really warm dress can get really uncomfortable as you go around mingling with your guests. You keep stepping on your own dress and just barely avoid pitching into the plate of one of your guests. Thank goodness for the strong arm and quick reflexes of your groom. Why not have a detachable train made for your gown. It will look beautiful in all your pictures, will be there as you take your walk down the aisle but won't hamper you when it's time to mingle. There'll be nothing to drape over your arm but your new spouse. Why not have a layered skirt made for your gown that is slightly shorter in front growing longer towards the back. Lace can be used to create a false image of evenness. It'll be easier for you to maneuver now that there is no cloth right in front of your foot. If you've watched the Lizzie McGuire movie, you'll notice that they made her a gown where the skirt was detachable. Underneath, she had a pair of pants on that perfectly matched the rest of her ensemble. Again, you'll have no problems circling the reception since there are no longer impediments to your movement. You'll be able to really get down on the dance floor without losing your poise. Of course, last resort, just have another outfit on standby. Once you've had the first dance and the father-daughter dance, you can change into an outfit more suitable for mingling and even for running quickly to your wedding car. |
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