When you think of a wedding dress, the majority of people think of a flowing white, or ivory gown. But times are changing and not everyone wants a pure white look for their wedding anymore. That's where San Diego based artist, Taylor Ann comes in. After her own fire-themed wedding dress went viral a few years back, Taylor has started dip-dying other people's wedding dresses and the results are stunning. Check out her incredible work below, and maybe they will change your mind about the traditional white wedding gowns we're all used to.
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Weddings are expensive in general, but wedding dresses can hike up the price by a great deal. So, what if you could find your dream wedding dress on Amazon or a thrift store for a fraction of the price (leaving you more to spend on your honeymoon!) These women did exactly that, and understandably, showed off their purchases on the internet. Check out some of these incredible discounts on wedding dresses and be amazed at how cheap they are while still being gorgeous and looking expensive.
Seriously? Pretty damn sure that everyone knows that is a big no-no. The poor bride was gutted, as the dress was to be a surprise (as most, if not all wedding dresses are) for her husband-to-be and her father. Unsure of how to go about the situation and wanted to make sure she wasn't just overreacting, she posted in an online forum Mumnet asking for advice. Over 600 commented on the thread, completely backing her right to be upset. And girl, we got your back, too! What this bridesmaid did was beyond uncool. To all future bridesmaids out there -- DON'T DO THIS.
"Butt crack is the new cleavage?" While in the midst of ridiculous bride and bridesmaid demands going viral, an image was posted of this bride's dress and the internet went into full shaming mode. What do you think of the dress? Too scandalous or totally acceptable?
