Shopping!
Tuesday, November 15th, 2011Okay! So we’ve all been drooling over the new lines from Bridal Fashion Week, and now that the latest and greatest is out in the public eye, it is time for the after party- trunk shows!

Models strutting their stuff in gorgeous Oscar de la Renta
If you are a bride on the hunt, the gorgeous gowns and beautiful bridemaids’ attire you oohed and aahed over on the runway are beginning to appear in boutiques near you. If you have been holding out, start your engines and get shopping as trunk shows with larger versions of collections are popping up every weekend.
It’s a great time for maids’ attire as well because those great new collections and colors are arriving in many stores. When you call to make your appointment, definitely find out if new collections are still coming in or have arrived, and make your appointments for after the shiny new things are in!

The showroom at Bella Bridesmaid is waiting for you to have some fun!
Bella Bridesmaid (one of my personal faves) is having a few fun trunk shows this winter, so get your name on the books now!
January 6-7 is Amsale
January 20-12 is LulaKate
January 27-28 is Joanna
Cute boutique Maddison Row
On the bridal side, Maddison Row is having everyone over early spring with the following:
January 6-7 is Vera Wang
February 10-11 is Romona Keveza Legends
March 9-10 introduces Hillary Paige Blush
March 30-31 is Monique Lhullier and BLISS
Things to know before you go:
Lindsey Nowak of Maddison Row has some great tips for brides. Take it from the pro:
“1. Bring someone you trust their opinion…less is more with groups so don’t overwhelm yourself with lots of opinions.
2.Keep an open mind, we always encourage brides to try things on that they would normally think is out of their box, that way they either love a new style they would have never tried on or it reassures them of the style/silhouette they were thinking.
3.Enjoy it! It is such a special time and gown shopping is so fun and memorable. Do not pressure yourself into thinking you have to buy a dress and find the one. Most brides think they have to cry and have the “this is the one” moment, but every bride is different and goes at their own pace, so enjoy the moment and find the gown you can’t live without, you need to be 120% in love with it!”











































































