I said "Yes" to THE Dress
HiYa
2012/08/02 05:48:55
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Wedding ~ I am getting married in Ireland this winter, and I found an amazing dress.
Me ~ I am an older bride in my mid 30's and I didn't want anything with too much pouf. I have very big (too big) breast and I wanted to minimize their appearance.
My Future Husband ~ Loves my figure, but appreciates a bit of modesty. I wanted a modest, elegant, traditional design.
The Dress ~ It's Ivory, it has detachable capped sleeves with a key hole back. I plan to wear for the ceremony and for the reception it looks like a different dress.
It's very lightweight an easy to travel with. Trust me... It looks much better on me than it does on this model. It detracts from my bust area with the great split.
It has a very Victorian almost antique look to it. It's a new model, just introduced a few weeks ago, so there are really no pictures of it yet (at least none that I can find). So, I have pulled together a few models from the same designer to share the look.
Me ~ I am an older bride in my mid 30's and I didn't want anything with too much pouf. I have very big (too big) breast and I wanted to minimize their appearance.
My Future Husband ~ Loves my figure, but appreciates a bit of modesty. I wanted a modest, elegant, traditional design.
The Dress ~ It's Ivory, it has detachable capped sleeves with a key hole back. I plan to wear for the ceremony and for the reception it looks like a different dress.
It's very lightweight an easy to travel with. Trust me... It looks much better on me than it does on this model. It detracts from my bust area with the great split.
It has a very Victorian almost antique look to it. It's a new model, just introduced a few weeks ago, so there are really no pictures of it yet (at least none that I can find). So, I have pulled together a few models from the same designer to share the look.
We are looking forward to having a simple ceremony and intimate gathering with our families and a few close friends. Thanks for commenting Shawna :-)
You know I've been there a few times in the winter, and it's never falls below 38 degrees. It is reputed to be cold because it rarely gets over 75 degrees... Even in August.
In December its usually between 43 and can get as warm as 50 degrees in December.
It does rain nearly every day there, but only for a short while. The joke there is "You get all "Five" Seasons daily in Ireland." There are lots of palm trees all over Ireland? My future husband has them in his family home in Dublin, lining the front yard.
You should try to go in 2013. They are launching a huge campaign next year. Any Irish American with American roots to "Come Home," next year. You will probably start seeing the adds later this year.