Many women prefer to wear a backless or strapless dress at their wedding day. However, the only issue here is that winter weddings can delineate your choice of wedding gowns on those designed with sleeves and over coats. This goes to show that wedding dresses designed with sleeves are not advisable to wear during summer wedding.
There are three types of wedding dresses with sleeves. These include long sleeves, short sleeves, and sleeveless. Of course, choose among those will flatter you best and become as the center of attention. Long sleeves or quarter-length sleeves are perfect for getting attention right to your upper body. This trend will most likely help those women who want to hide their square shoulders and large arms. So, it is important to pick a very well thought out design in the neckline to draw the attention of the people to your upper body and your face as well. Plus, these sleeves can provide you optimum protection against harsh cold weather.
These sleeves will most likely not advisable to wear if you have a petite figure. It is because it will make your arms appear longer than they actually are. For those brides who have nicely toned arms, you should also avoid wearing such. You don't have to wear a wedding dress with long sleeves when you have something to flaunt around.
A wedding dress with short sleeves is perfect for flaunting perfectly toned arms. This trend is also advisable for those who have smaller shoulders to help them balance out their figure. This is also perfect for tall brides who wish to look a little more petite at their wedding day. However, if you are one of those with big long arms or angular shoulders, then this is not what suits you. Perhaps, you could choose among those that will not emphasize your shoulders.










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