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Sydney’s beaded bodice is an ornate masterpiece, glittering gorgeously in the light. Cap sleeves trail toward her illusion back, where a row of buttons leads toward the contrastingly simple stretch chiffon skirt. With the removable front lining included, this gorgeously flowing gown provides the option to show as much, or as little skin as the bride desires!

There’s nothing that gives us the warm-and-fuzzies like seeing all the unique ways our brides customize their Casablanca Bridal wedding dresses! We’re proud to offer a world of affordable custom wedding dress options – which means the sky is your limit when it comes to how much, or how little, you’d like to customize your wedding gown.

This gorgeous bride, Heidi, spiced up our classic Style 2324 Zola, substituting the original cold-shoulder sleeve style for STUNNING long lace sleeves, and closing up the illusion back with a matching layer of nude underlay. These simple additions took the gown from summer-bohemian glam, to fall-bohemian royalty! I mean, just look at that before and after picture. We. Are. In. LOVE! In Heidi’s words:

“It was the 2nd dress I tried on, and I knew as soon as I put it on that I wanted to add my touch and make it my own. My dress came back perfect; length, custom sleeves and underlay was exactly how I wanted it!”

Photography: Ashley Bailey | Store: Simple Elegance Bridal & Formalwear | Day-Of-Coordinator: Kayla Heaton | Florist: Flower Cottage Mableton GA | Videographer: MDH Videography

Irresistibly dreamy, Josephine is gorgeous in stretch chiffon and organza. Sequined lace glimmers subtly all throughout the fit and flare shape of this romantic wedding dress, comfortably hugging the bride’s figure. A classic halter neckline crosses over to the back of this sleeveless gown for an extra touch of modern sophisticated style.

Fearless and alluring, this week’s Casablanca Bridal featured gown is Ainsley – for the bride who’s not afraid to flaunt what she’s got!

Ainsley’s deep plunging neckline is stunningly sexy, dipping all the way down to the natural waistline. This flirtatious V-shape effortlessly enhances the upper body, elongating the frame for an irresistible effect.

A beautifully detailed floral lace pattern sits over nude stretch chiffon, hugging the bride’s figure and extending into a classic fit and flare silhouette.

Fabric: Lace, Tulle, Stretch Chiffon
Available In: White/White/Silver, Ivory/Ivory/Silver, Light Nude/Ivory/Silver
Shown In: Light Nude/Ivory/Silver
Three-quarter length lace sleeves offer coverage, dipping into a low scoop back that adds a touch of enticing charm!

Chapel length lining cascades into a semi-cathedral train, while delicate scalloping all along the edges of the gown give Ainsley a sweetly romantic finish.

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Simultaneously sexy and bohemian, Style #2324 Zola's flowing features and figure-hugging fit are perfect for the whimsical bride!

From her plunging neckline and low-back design to her delicately dramatic cathedral length train, Style #2306 Savannah creates a unique look of casual elegance.

Savannah starts with a stunningly textured combination of lace over stretch chiffon in a soft a fit-and-and flare silhouette. Her neckline plunges in a scalloped V-shape and finishes with a sheer illusion panel for a touch of modern allure.

Fabric: Lace over Stretch Chiffon

Available In: White/White/White, Ivory/Ivory/Ivory, Light Nude/Ivory/Ivory

Shown In: Light Nude/Ivory/Ivory

The gently scalloped sleeves continue to the back of the gown with a matching V-shaped low-back design, scooping to showcase the bride's lovely frame.

Brimming with sexy bohemian vibes, Savannah's silhouette is designed to embrace the bride's figure with exquisite elegance. Ornate floral patterns dance across the dress, inspiring subtle intrigue and depth. The dress features gentle godets, giving the skirt added flow and movement as it spans out into a romantic cathedral length train.

The train is gently finished with soft scalloping for a look of dramatic, yet demure beauty.

Both parts casual and classy, this light and breezy wedding gown is just the look for brides who seek to achieve elegance without compromising comfort. Whether worn in a backyard ceremony or destination wedding Savannah speaks to the adventurous spirit.

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By Shannon Low

1. Keep an open mind.
You should go into your appointment open to different styles of dresses, which may be
easier said than done. If you have your mind set on one specific dress, you will limit your
options because you only see yourself wearing that dress. However, keeping an open
mind will allow you to see find a dress that feels as if it was tailored to you and makes
you feel special. You never know until you try it on!

2. Do Your Research.One of the first things your bridal consult will ask you is: “Do you have any pictures ofdresses you’re interested in?” Pinterest boards have risen in popularity among manysoon-to- be brides to inspire ideas for their wedding. Doing research before your firstappointment can...

By Shannon Low

For years, men have been given the option to rent tuxedos at a lower price than buying
one for their wedding day. Why is it that women are forced to buy an expensive dress for one
occasion, whereas, men are able to cheaply rent a tuxedo that can be used for multiple
occasions? A new trend in the bridal industry allows you to rent your wedding dress at a fraction
of the price of buying a new dress.

The option of renting a dress appeals to many women for several reasons. First off, yousave hundreds or even thousands of dollars, which can be put towards your honeymoon orsaved for later use. You do not need to preserve or find a place to store your dress for yearsafter your wedding day, which can be time consuming and costly. With t...

By Clara Haslauer / Editor: Alex Mireles

Everyone wants their custom-made invitations, that really reflect not only you and your partner, but the style and theme the two of you plan for the wedding and future life together. According to the Bridal Association of America in 2017 the average spending for invitations was at $659. if you are not willing to spend a couple of hundred $$ for pieces of paper, DIY is probably the best option.
Be warned: it is neither easy nor fast!

Three most important questions before you start:
- Which elements do you really want on there?
- What will be the color scheme? Will it be the same as the wedding’s?
- How big/ small do you want the invitations to be?

Now that you know what you want, you have options ov...