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If you’ve started wedding dress shopping, you’ve probably seen the phrase “trunk show” pop up—but what exactly does it mean? And more importantly...should you  book one? Whether you’re new to bridal lingo or already deep in Pinterest boards and designer research, trunk shows are one of the best opportunities to explore exclusive gowns, save on your dream designer, and elevate your entire shopping experience. Here’s everything brides need to know before booking a trunk show at

Every bride wonders the same thing before their appointment: “How will I know when it’s the one?” And while the answer looks a little different for everyone, there are a few unmistakable signs that your dream dress has officially found you . Whether you’re the type to tear up instantly or the bride who keeps a calm, cool exterior, these moments will guide you toward the gown that feels just right — the gown that feels like you. You Stop Comparing Every Other Dress To It Even

Shopping for your wedding dress is one of the most exciting moments of the entire planning process — but knowing when  to start can feel overwhelming. Between designer lead times, alterations, and styling your full bridal look, there’s a lot that goes into saying “yes” to the  dress. To make the process effortless, we created The Ultimate Wedding Dress Timeline  to help you feel prepared, confident, and completely stress-free from the moment you book your appointment to the m

Bridal fashion in 2026 is shaping up to be nothing short of iconic. Designers are leaning into artistry, heirloom craftsmanship, and luxurious textures — creating gowns that feel both modern and timeless. Whether you’re a fashion-forward bride or a lover of classic romance, this year’s trends offer something extraordinary for every style. Here are the top bridal trends defining 2026: Luxe Silk: The Fabric of the Year Silk is taking center stage in 2026 — and for good reason.