Saturday, September 14, 2013

Who Pays for Bridesmaid Dresses?

Whether you have two or twenty bridesmaids, they’ll each need to get a dress for your big day. One thing many brides wonder about is whether they have to pay for all the dresses, or if the bridesmaids themselves will pay for the dresses.

There isn’t a set rule about who pays, but in general the bridesmaids will pay for their own dresses. Of course, if you have the wedding budget for these dresses, too, your bridesmaids probably won’t object to you paying!



Because you’re asking for them to pay for the dresses, you should allow them some input on the style and price. If you think that a bridesmaid will have problems paying for her dress, you can discuss this privately and work out a solution, such as paying in installments, or splitting the cost between you.

Allowing your bridal party to choose their own dresses can also be a great solution. They can find something that suits their body type and their budget.
For more tips about choosing bridesmaid dresses, get in touch with us or come by our Gilbert bridal boutique today!

Wednesday, September 11, 2013

Spotlight on: Kitty Chen

As an exclusive designer to Suzanne's Bridal Boutique, our brides and the Bridal fashion world has fallen in love with Kitty Chen Couture!

The use of unusual coloring, amazing fabrics and optional straps on many of her designs has created a line with  a personality all of its own!




 Ice mint, and Ice blue, along with blush and vibrant red are favorite choices of Kitty, and they create a distinct look, and an eye-catching alternative to the traditional whites and ivories of other bridal lines. 

She also is partial to romantic looks, with soft lines and flowing skirts. The "Aria" pictured above is one example of this, with rouching all over the bodice, it is a look that flatters all shapes and sizes, emphasizing a curvy body, while enhancing the shape of a more athletic body.


The "Autumn" shown above is a gown with a dramatic shape and a dramatic color. The beautiful dropped waist ballgown gives the bride the "princess dress" she has always dreamed of, but still shows off the wearers womanly figure. 


Kitty Chen is also partial to detachable sleeve options on many of her gowns, giving an ethereal and whimsical alternative to the clean lines of a sweetheart neckline. 

If lace isn't quite your style, and you want something with a bit of bling, go for the "Chanel" a fashion forward take on the traditional beaded ballgown. With a tiered skirt and dropped waist, again it showcases the brides natural shape, while maintaining the integrity of the traditional wedding gown silhouette. 






We are proud to announce that we will be a carrier of the newest collection by Kitty Chen "Ivoire". 

For information on any of the gowns above, please call 480-926-9106.


We'll leave you with this little sneak preview of the Kitty Chen "Ivoire Los Angeles" collection coming soon to Suzanne's Bridal Boutique




Saturday, September 7, 2013

Finding a Gown as an Older Bride


Searching for your perfect wedding dress can be fun, but for many brides it can also be stressful. If you’re an older bride, you might not feel like you can wear some styles of gown. However, whatever your age, there is an ideal gown for you.



The main thing to think about is what you find comfortable and beautiful. If you really love a particular style of wedding gown, there’s nothing to stop you from wearing it. There are no etiquette or style 
rules that put age limits on wedding gown styles!



If you don’t feel like wearing a big white gown is right for you as an older bride, you don’t need to wear one. Instead, you can wear an evening gown in another color, or even a bridal suit.

Before you make any decision about what you should or shouldn’t wear for your wedding day, you should come to an excellent Arizona bridal salon. At Suzanne’s Bridal Boutique, our experts can help you find the perfect wedding style for you. Give us a call or come by our Gilbert salon today!

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