Get Married In A Custom Moonlight Wedding Gown Just Like DWTS' Lindsay Arnold Did!

Last week, Dancing With The Stars' Lindsay Arnold married her high school sweetheart, Sam Cusick, in a ceremony just outside of Salt Lake City, UT. The centerpiece of her romantic, vintage wedding? Her custom Moonlight Bridal gown, of course! 

photo courtesy of Moonlight Bridal

Celebrities, though, aren't the only ones who can wear a custom Moonlight gown. At Suzanne's Bridal Boutique, we're all too familiar with Moonlight's awesome custom design service. Whatever you're dreaming of, their team can likely create it for you. Some of the modifications brides regularly ask for:

• Changes to the neckline 
• Shorten/Lengthen train
• Change the embroidery or embellishment pattern
• Add/Delete detail on skirt/bodice
• Change the silhouette of the skirt
• Add sleeves
• Change the sleeve length

Honestly, the possibilities are endless! All you have to do is ask! You can start by setting up your appointment at Suzanne's Bridal Boutique, here!

 

To see the latest from Moonlight Bridal, be sure to check out our upcoming Moonlight Bridal Trunk Show.

Getting the Perfect 1920s Wedding Style

Many brides come to us wanting to know how to get the perfect Gatsby-inspired look for their wedding day. It’s a popular choice and one that really is elegant. Here are a few of our top tips for the perfect 1920s wedding style.

• Sleek silk dresses are a great choice for this style. The goal here is to replicate the silent film stars of the era. Look for V-neck styles, deeply plunging backs, and a soft sheen for an authentic look. Lace accents can also give your gown a touch of vintage glamour.
• Ivory, blush, and bisque tones are often better than white. While silvery white can be used, the antique style of off-white tones can give a more period look to your gown.
• Headpieces are a big part of the look. As you shop for your dress, also consider what you’ll wear on your head. Low caps, veils, and headbands are all perfect choices.
• Channel your inner flapper for a more casual style. If your wedding is more focused on the Prohibition-era parties, look for a dress that brings the flapper style back. For this you’ll want a short dress, with fringe, frills, or other touches that really give your gown some motion.

If you’re planning a 1920s style wedding, come to our Gilbert bridal boutique. We can help you find the perfect gown for your Gatsby-inspired wedding day.