Winter cover-ups with Bellissima Brides

We asked Emma Page of Bellissima Brides for her recommendations when it comes to bridal cover-ups. Many couples have postponed their weddings to the winter, so how do we turn a summer dress into a winter wedding gown? Emma had some great tips.

stunning wedding dress with keyhole back and long lace sleeves

Ask yourself, how long you’re likely to be spending outside. There’s no right or wrong to cover ups or sleeves when it comes to the wedding dress look you dream of. Sleeves in summer or strapless in winter, it can all work, and your adrenaline really will get you through anything. I wouldn’t compromise your look for the season.
Having said that, most brides don’t realise that a sleeve can easily be added to a gown. Most bridal brands will allow you to order lace to match. This is a service we offer at Bellissima Brides, enabling you to customise your gown, and make it your own.

Emma Page, Bellissima Brides
www.bellissima-brides.co.uk

Meet the expert: Bellissima Brides in Brimstage, Wirral, is owned by Emma Page and Sophie McCoy. The boutique stocks breathtaking bridal gowns by designers Hayley Paige, Mori Lee, Essense of Australia and Madi Lane.

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