Every bride-to-be wants all eyes on her. She deserves to feel and look her very best on her wedding day. And we know the first thing is to know what body shape type you have and then choose the right perfect wedding gown.

Well, most of us have areas we want to camouflage, tripe or somewhere else. So our wedding gown silhouette style should not mirror our body shape in this case. Only if you feel you have no figure challenges should you pick a gown that “exactly”define your shape.

In front of a full-length mirror, decide what to emphasize and what to de-emphasize. Common body types are hourglass, full-figured, apple (rounded in the torso) and pear shape (small bust and shoulders with larger hips and bottom).
If you are a pear shape, try a ball gown-style dress with a fitted bodice, which will bring attention to a narrow waist. Select a heavier material such as satin to prevent clinging around the hips. Spaghetti straps or a V neck help showcase slender shoulders.

Ball Gown Strapless Sweetheart Court Train Taffeta Wedding Dress

If you have an hourglass figure, a mermaid dress is flattering surely. The mermaid style is similar to a sheath, but it flares at the bottom. For a more dramatic flare, try a trumpet style dress.
If you are petite, you will look pretty on a trumpet, sheath or A-line gown. The waistline should fit just above the body’s natural waist, which will elongate your silhouette a bit. Details and trim should be minimal.

A-line Halter Strap Floor-length Elastic Satin Wedding Dress

Kate Middleton was a great example of choosing a wedding dress that was right for her. Kate Middleton’s wedding dress not only complimented her figure, but her dress fit in well with the overall wedding theme. Her wedding gown was regal and elegant enough for the formality of the wedding ceremony and reception.

You can ask the experts of wedding dress, ask them what’s your body shape and then choose your wedding dress easily.