In early Western cultures, brides wore dresses in any color, often their finest gown, to reflect their status. White became popular after Queen Victoria's wedding in 1840, symbolizing purity and ...

The dress is so inappropriate already ... wearing white for their big day traces back to Queen Victoria’s 1840 wedding to Prince Albert. The queen opted for that color to show off the detailed ...

Another touching option is donating the dress to the NICU Helping Hand’s Angel Gown Program, where seamstresses transform wedding dresses into gowns for infants who pass away in the NICU, supporting ...

This 1840s Italianate home in Madison, Indiana, is featured on the 2024 Nights Before Christmas Candlelight Tour of Homes.

When Calyssa Richie-Fuchs tried on one wedding gown, her family all held up 10s on scorecards. The problem was, everyone's favorite dress wasn't hers Courtesy of Calyssa Richie-Fuchs A bride always ...

Wedding fashion began evolving in the early 20th century. Coco Chanel revolutionized women’s fashion with trousers, while World War II emphasized the importance of practical clothing. The 1960s and ...

"It was my way of having something fun for them to do and see their thoughts on the dresses," the bride told Newsweek.

Wedding dresses are a big deal. Whether you have a design in mind or not, it’s vital to secure something that perfectly suits both your style and body type and will make you look and feel great ...

Princes William and Harry's third cousin Maddison May Brudenell was among the rebellious brides - such as Princess Eugenie and Princess Charlene - to choose an unconventional colour on her wedding day ...

Before debuting her bridal brand in 1990 after being unable to find a dress for her own wedding, Wang began her career as an editor at Vogue and later worked as design director for accessories at ...