Appointments / 5 Top Tips - what to bring & wear //
So you're excited. You can't wait for Saturday. You have booked your first appointment to try dresses here at the boutique, but you're thinking, what should I wear and take to my appointment?
Here are my top five tips on what to wear and bring along to an appointment at Julia Tasker Bridal Couture.
1 // Easy to remove.
You'll probably want to try many of our beautiful dresses, so wear clothing that is easy to remove. Tight skinny jeans can sometimes be problematic.
2 // Bra.
A strapless bra is best, preferably one that has removable straps and in a white or nude colour. Strapless bras are great for when trying strapless dresses, but bra straps always come in handy when trying a dress that is semi unstructured and where a little support may be required. If you don't have a strapless bra, no problem, the straps can be pushed down inside the dresses.
3 // Heels.
I love heels and mostly wear a 4" heel, often to the surprise of brides who wonder how I manage to wear them all day on a busy Saturday - it's what you're used to. So bring along shoes of a similar height to what you feel comfortable in or what you plan to wear on your wedding day. Heels suit most dresses but if you would prefer to go for a lower heel, I would advise no less than a kitten heel of 1 1/2" - 2". I think everyone walks better in some sort of heel.
4 // Jewellery.
Wear little jewellery if possible - engagement rings I love to see, but large bracelets and necklaces are not preferable as these can catch the skirts or sleeves of the dresses when trying them on.
5 // Faking it.
Fake tan and heavy makeup. OK so I love a healthy glow like most ladies but it's best not to fake tan before your appointment. In some cases, fake tan can leave marks on the dresses. Ooouch!
Some final points //
If you have any questions about appointments here at the boutique or if you would like to make an appointment please get in touch: email - info@juliatasker.co.uk
Until next time.
Here are my top five tips on what to wear and bring along to an appointment at Julia Tasker Bridal Couture.
1 // Easy to remove.
You'll probably want to try many of our beautiful dresses, so wear clothing that is easy to remove. Tight skinny jeans can sometimes be problematic.
2 // Bra.
A strapless bra is best, preferably one that has removable straps and in a white or nude colour. Strapless bras are great for when trying strapless dresses, but bra straps always come in handy when trying a dress that is semi unstructured and where a little support may be required. If you don't have a strapless bra, no problem, the straps can be pushed down inside the dresses.
3 // Heels.
I love heels and mostly wear a 4" heel, often to the surprise of brides who wonder how I manage to wear them all day on a busy Saturday - it's what you're used to. So bring along shoes of a similar height to what you feel comfortable in or what you plan to wear on your wedding day. Heels suit most dresses but if you would prefer to go for a lower heel, I would advise no less than a kitten heel of 1 1/2" - 2". I think everyone walks better in some sort of heel.
4 // Jewellery.
Wear little jewellery if possible - engagement rings I love to see, but large bracelets and necklaces are not preferable as these can catch the skirts or sleeves of the dresses when trying them on.
5 // Faking it.
Fake tan and heavy makeup. OK so I love a healthy glow like most ladies but it's best not to fake tan before your appointment. In some cases, fake tan can leave marks on the dresses. Ooouch!
Some final points //
- Bring along some inspirational wedding pictures. Coming armed with magazine clippings and Pinterest images of dresses and your wedding theme, gives me a great insight into what type of wedding gown you are looking for.
- If you have long hair like Rapunzel, bring a hair-bobble with you. It's easier to see the neck-line of dresses if your hair is tied up out of the way.
If you have any questions about appointments here at the boutique or if you would like to make an appointment please get in touch: email - info@juliatasker.co.uk
Until next time.
Julia x
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