If you desire to wear the most beautiful dress on your wedding and you wish it to be elegant and rather sophisticated you will certainly have some few dreams that will come through the following; A perfect example of the type of fabric that one should look out for is satin. When it comes to choosing fabric that has exquisite luster and rich look satin fabric has been one of the most popular fabrics among bride to be’s. In this blog post, I will describe how and why satin should be the chosen material for a bride’s gown, key advantages of using this fabric, various types of satin and how a bride can find the best one, styling tips as well as helpful tips about satin gowns care. We have to move forward to find out why satin deserves that privilege of being the superior fabric in bridal fashion.
Benefits of Choosing a Satin Wedding Dress
Now, when getting to the question of the choice of the perfect wedding dress, it must be said that satin material remains one of the most elegant materials, and beloved by people for high seasons. The advantages of choosing satin as the fabric for the wedding dress are more than numerous and cannot be disputed.
Satin is a luxurious textile that is ‘sleek’ in texture and comes with a rather ‘shiny’ appearance – hence it creates a rather gorgeous bridal look. Also, drapery is inherent in it, and it is perfect for the silhouette of the gown, which looks elegant on any figure.
Satin has another advantage of being very versatile – regardless of whether a bride dreams of sheath, A-line or mermaid wedding gown, satin could perfectly fit her. Also, this fabric responds well to light and produces interesting effects and richly detailed photos of the bride’s clothing.
Satin Types and Selection
Let’s discuss what a bride should consider while choosing a satin bridal dress. Duchess or Mikado satin are heavy and suitable for fitting dresses, structured gowns, while charmeuse satin is light and good for gowns that flow or fit closely to the body.
The type of satin, however, also plays a part in this thinking: matte satin or silk or bridal satin has a satin luster but is not as shiny. Besides, the cut and the type of the fabric used also dictate how it will move and sit on the body.
This just goes to show that identifying which type of satin to use is really pretty subjective and more or less a matter of style. Consider the style of the dream dress and how various satins may complement it and add to the gown’s versatility. Check with the swatches and consult your designer on the best shade that will complete the beautiful look you desire on the big day.
Maintaining and Caring for Your Satin Wedding Dress
Therefore, you have the perfect satin wedding dress that will make you look like royalty – now what are the steps you can take to make sure your gown is perfect for your wedding day? It apparently does not sound very easy to care for a satin gown, but all that may be needed is a good guide on how to go about it.
First of all, it is important to read the care label indications concerning cleaning and washing of the fabric in question. Most satin dresses are fragile since they are associated with luxury and elegance. Immerse the dress in cold water and rub it gently to remove any dirt and then if there are special stains which are hard to remove wash them with a special solvent in order not to set.
Regarding preservation of satin gown, it is best to use a breathable garment bag and avoid using plastic, which tends to result in formation of moisture and discoloration of the gown. It is recommended to hang your dress on padded hangers to avoid the dress losing its shape or getting creased.
You should consider dry cleaning your gowns or tuxedo professionally, for deeper cleaning before or after the event. If adequately maintained, your satin wedding dress will look as good as new for any future occasions for years to come.
Alternatives to Satin for a Luxurious Look
It is true that satin is always associated with elegance and sophistication particularly for a wedding dress, however, there are other fabrics that are can bring the same effect. Much as there is nothing wrong with silk mikado, tulle, chiffon, or lace, they all come with that certain appeal and are appealing in any bridal manner. What is therefore important is to select a fabric that gives you the beauty you desire for your big day but also makes you feel so comfortable. Whatever your decision is between satin and other rich fabrics, the greatest thing is to emphasize your unique taste as well as make you look like the bride that you are destined to be.