For the elegant bride-to-be, the lines carry voluminous gown of spectacular skirts that flows out from waist in satin panel. For the chic and I-don’t-care-much-about-princess-Catherine bride, be entralled with the silhouttes of eye-catching necklines, bejewelled straps on the back: paying a little homage to subtle sex appeal.

Don’t wait up gals, get your exclusive view with appointment-only Designer Bridal Room in Kuala Lumpur and Hong Kong  for that most important dress of yours.

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Time really flies and now it is already April!

Well, we can’t wait to share with you our latest blog entry of the month! =)

This April, Signature Weddings will be featuring interesting information and inspiring ideas about wedding gowns that gets you, a bride-to-be, thinking about ‘the’ perfect gown for your Big Day.

Most brides dream of wearing beautiful couture dresses from her favourite designers on her wedding day. Now, from one of our favourite and hottest bridal designer in town, you needn’t break the bank to get one of his stunning couture collections! Need some inspirations? Well, here are some of our favourite picks from Eric Choong Bridal that are below RM 10,000!  Enjoy! =)

Be the first to witness Thread’s new, Spring 2010 collection at The Wedding Library this Friday and Saturday, February 12-13th in the Big Apple. Come and meet Thread designers, Beth Blake and Melissa Akey as well as enjoy a special discount when you place your order by February 19th.

Interested? Head on to The Wedding Library this weekend in New York City at 43 East 78th Street between Madison and Park. Do not miss this fabulous event!

For more information, please contact The Wedding Library at kristen@theweddinglibrary.com or 212.327.0100

To that I say “Whatever, fool.” Maternity wedding dresses should be as lovely and as flattering as standard wedding dresses, which is why I’m loving Maternity Bride by Jessica Iverson Couture. The fit, construction, and quality of the gowns is just as good as those in the regular bridal market. The prices are easy on the wallet, at least as far as wedding dresses go. And amazingly, these maternity wedding dresses are available for rental… the hope being that you won’t need to wear yours twice.

They say: Light chiffon maternity wedding dress with draping, features pearl edged neckline and sleeves. Sweep train. Perfect for brides seeking a little bit of coverage and a hint of modesty.

They say: Pure silk charmeuse scoopneck maternity wedding gown with intricate and luxurious beading across waistline, front and back. Slightly gathered waist, bubble hem.

They say: A sexy, strapless maternity wedding gown with an intricately beaded bust and layered skirt with crisp pleating. Features a sweep train and detachable beaded straps.

They say: Taffeta maternity bridal gown with shirred waistline and v-neck. Corset back. A sophisticated and classically styled maternity wedding gown that looks flattering on every shape and size.

The best part is that these maternity wedding dresses aren’t just for itty-bitty mommas-to-be! Maternity Bride’s standard collection goes up to size XXXL and they can custom create gowns in even larger sizes, so plus size brides with buns in the oven aren’t left wanting.

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Today I am very excited to get to share about a woman that I find truly talented: Nancy Liu Chin is a floral designing superstar! Nancy Liu Chin Designs is one of San Francisco Bay Area’s most sought after wedding floral and event designers. It is no surprise that she has been featured in countless magazines and on many of the industry’s best blogs. What you may not know is how Nancy got started in floral design and what serves as her inspiration in the designing process. To unearth those topics we got Nancy to tell us in her own words. Nancy told us:

“Believe it or not, my mother, my husband, and my retail career led me to a career in floral and event design.  Growing up my mother entertained quite a bit.  Her 13 course Chinese dinners are legendary.  Before Martha Stewart became mainstream, my mother was that domestic diva who paid attention to small details like where a plate should be placed and how a napkin should be folded.  Watching her spend a week planning out a menu, setting a dining room table, and “primping” our modest house ruined me forever.    She taught me the essence of being a good hostess and for having an eye for small but important details which is so key in being a wedding floral and event designer.

My husband. Kevin “KC” Chin, whom I met while I was co-producing a wedding was in the wedding industry.  Though I was working in retail merchandising for bebe and later for Banana Republic, I was envious of his ability to create art through the medium of photography.  Being surrounded by creativity and loving all things beautiful, you can imagine that I had no better inspiration.Working in retail gave me the appreciation for all things fashion, art, beauty, pop culture, and interior design. If it had not been for my many jobs in store line management, buying, planning, I don’t know if I would have that sense for floral and event design. In many ways, merchandising a store or a collection uses many of the same skills as installing a big wedding.  Creating store displays or styling helps me in design space more effectively.  Selecting flowers and sourcing are fundamental skills in being a good floral buyer. You could say that if my mother and husband inspired me than my career in retail gave me the creative outlet to explore the practical side of floral art.”

Nancy refers to her  signature creations as “embodying a flirty, yet refined charm bursting with luxurious colors and breathtaking beauty. The weddings that I strive to create reflects my personal belief that weddings echo a couple’s personality, style and modern sensibilities.” I call them fabulous! Here are some images of her beautiful work couple with some of the inspiration for it all.

Nancy’s Inspiration

“the before”Images from Martha Stewart and Internet search

“the after”

Real Wedding Nancy designed of Nishka and Carl images by Lisa Lefkowitz

Nancy’s vintage ballerina inspiration

“the before”“Bouquet by artfool,invite and cake from About details and all others from internet search

“the after”

Real Wedding Nancy designed of Biana’s beautiful wedding photographed by Richard Wood

My favorite bouquet and boutonniere I’ve seen that Nancy created! photographed by Nancy Liu Chin

Some of Nancy’s Amazing real weddingsAdorable bird themed wedding photographed  a friend of the bride and groom

Modern white opulence photographed by Brunk Photography

Uptown plum chic photographed by Andrew Weeks Photography

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With a host of awards and accolades under his belt, Eric offers specific lines of clothing to his discerning clientele. His design ingenuity is well represented in his haute couture line, while the prêt-a-porter line leaves lasting impressions in pieces that are simply alluring. He also carries a line especially for the sartorially inclined male with masculine styles that are accented with a touch of drama.

For amazing wedding gowns, Eric Choong Brides is a made-to-measure line exclusively created to help brides-to-be choose stunning creations that are a cut above the rest in bridalwear. From clean and elegantly simple gowns to show stopping extravagant and flamboyant pieces, Eric’s bridal line caters for all tastes and temperaments. Extensive and artful use of luxurious chiffons, silks and laces accented with crystals, beads, appliqué and embroidery, the gowns will cast a spell not only on the bride and groom, but also on every guest at the gathering.

Eric has also branched into other services that take care of the bride’s special needs such as flowers and wedding planning. Wedding Treasures is a natural progression of Eric’s talent and passion in creating happy moments. Wedding Treasures offers wedding consultation services, such as floral arrangement, jewellery design, personalised wedding stationery, makeovers, hair and make-up, wedding cake, gift registry, and honeymoon packages. It is quite literally a one-stop-centre in ensuring you a classy affair courtesy of a master designer.

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When shopping for wedding gowns, if you feel completely out of your depth – find a bridal consultant at a wedding dress shop and put them to work for you. Pick up copies of wedding magazines and flip through them. Look for ideas that you like and ideas that you don’t. Your wedding gowns may look nothing like what is in those wedding magazines, but by going through them and cutting out pictures, you may very well discover what you don’t want – and that’s a great place to start.

Don’t be surprised if you don’t find the wedding gown you like on the first trip. Once you know what your wedding dress is going to be itwill be time to start looking into bridesmaid dresses; once again -take your time and remember, this is your day. If you decide to special order the wedding gowns, be prepared to put down a significant deposit to begin the process. It’s also worth mentioning that special orders are generally non-refundable or returnable so be sure that it’s the dress you want when you make your order.

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Did you know?
White has remain an all time favourites for brides since Queen Victoria of England marriage to Albert in year 1840, interesting to note too that prior to her historic wedding gown choice, there weren´t any wedding gown preferred colour.

Not all brides prefer to marry in a white or pale princess ball gown, Brides from all over the world, originating each from their strong rich cultures opt to marry in vibrant, colourful dresses that also signifies well meaning, blessings and wishes on their wedding day, sort of like a silent prayer for blessed unions.

Here are the meanings behind their choice of colours to wear on their wedding day and who knows, your designer may be inspire to create something for you.

CHINESE BRIDES
Chinese brides opt for red for good luck and joy and details of gold for fortunes and prosperities.

MALAY BRIDES
Any vibrant colours depending on the brides taste and favourites, they may opt to wear different colours for different celebrations throughout their wedding process. White, Black and Red is generally frown upon.

INDIAN BRIDES
Bright yellow and gold is mostly preferred by young Indian brides that symbolizes wealth and blessings to herself, her husband and his families. Yellow and gold too bring out their wedding well­known for their rich celebrations.

MORROCAN BRIDES
Like Indian Brides, the Moroccan brides choose bright yellow but they mean to ward of evil and green is another of their favourites because it brings good lucks and symbolizes greens and plants.

ISREALIS OR JEWISH BRIDES
Jewish brides prefer to wear a white wedding gown to symbolise purity and clarity. Blues represents mystical and spiritual powers.

JAPANESE BRIDES
A lavish white Kimono detail or lined with red symbolises happiness and a new beginning.

SPANISH BRIDES
To represent and display their love and devotion to their husband until death, Spanish brides wears lacy mantillas gown.

KOREAN BRIDES
Lime-green wonsam is worn over the traditional wedding dress, the hanbok. Wonsam is embroided with flowers and butterflies with the colour red representing heaven, indigo for earth and yellow colour for humanity. For respect to the elders and her husband, her hands are covered in white.

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