If you're getting married, you wonder if you need to worry about your Bridal Style, so we'll help you discover yours! One of the biggest challenges for a bride is finding herself with so many options in a world increasingly bombarded with information on all sides. We often feel lost, in love with everything we see, and as a bride I once was, I completely understand!

We are certainly practical for many things, but when it comes to our personal production we think about many possibilities with care and caution... it is important to be fully aware of who we are and everything that combines and reflects us.

So to help you on this journey, I will describe the (most common) bridal styles here. It may be that you identify with more than one style, and this is super natural to happen. However, don't worry, it's part of your construction as a bride and many styles match each other. Let’s see which one or which ones you identify with the most?

Let's start with this style that is usually the first that comes to many people's minds when they think of the word bride! The classic style bride is the one who sees marriage as something that must follow a whole symbolism. Do you want to opt for a more elegant look, without leaving aside what is traditional, veil, wreath and a religious ceremony.

Her hairstyle with bun, subtle accessories, soft makeup, delicate and sophisticated dress, defines this style well. You generally opt for a white bouquet, which is timeless, classic and does not interfere with the aesthetic look of your dress. You can also choose light tones, such as off-white and soft pink.

If you are that bride who wants to make an impact, mark her curves and reveal her body, you are a sensual bride. However, you don't want to be anything vulgar, but rather someone who considers herself strong, powerful and who values her body and what draws attention to strategic parts of it.

Therefore, imposing and well-marked slits, necklines, hairstyles and makeup are the order of the day. You can use more original and bold accessories, as well as elegant ones. Certainly, the bouquet will accompany this more striking style, being round or deconstructed, and can be just an accessory or make an impact, this will be your preference as a bride.

Eventually, the bride in this style will want to draw more attention to the dress and enhance her neckline, so the bouquet will come in as a complement. Other brides in this style want a striking bouquet, be it in cooler tones like marsala, red or even white. In this style, the bouquet must follow its standard measurements so that the bride's curves appear. This way you don't want to hide anything, but rather highlight your beauty even more and attract everyone's eyes.