Monique Lhuillier

In contrast to the minimalist style, romantic wedding dresses are characterized by their vaporous falls, combine textures and do not rule out incorporating flashes of color. Therefore, if you want to exchange your wedding rings sheathed in this style, you will look like a princess or fairy of the forest on your way to the altar.

Now, although the concept is quite broad, there are certain elements that allow us to recognize a romantic design, for example, from a hippie chic wedding dress. We tell you about them below.

1. Princess cut

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The princess style wedding dresses are the most romantic in bridal matters They are characterized by being tight at the neckline and, from the waist, open up into a voluminous skirt, either plain, with overlapping fabrics, pleats or ruffles. A brand-new tail can add even more romance to your outfit, especially if it's a chapel or cathedral size tail.

2. Sweetheart necklines and illusion

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Although each cleavage radiates its own beauty, there is no doubt that the sweetheart neckline is the most romantic of them all And being strapless, it achieves a perfect balance between sweetness, elegance and sensuality. In addition, it is possible to find it in multiple versions: draped, with lace, rhinestones, embroidery, crystal details, intricate beads, corset type with rods and much more.

In the meantime, the illusion neckline is another one of the most romantic ones It is characterized by wearing a layer of mesh that covers the neckline (illusion net), usually transparent, on which is superimposed a fabric that draws a tattoo effect on the skin. As a result, a visually beautiful neckline is achieved and that insinuates in an elegant and very subtle way. It is recommended to wear it with an updo and discreet jewels that do not cloud it.

In addition, the illusion neckline is not only limited to the front part of the neckline You will also be able to show off fine finishes on the back.

3. Fabrics and details

Rosa Clará

Voluminous tulle, chiffon, organza or mikado skirts The romantic-inspired wedding dresses are intermingled with delicate bodices with lace details, transparencies or 3D floral embroidery, while skirts with pockets, bodices with rhinestones, illusion panels, jeweled belts and irresistible ruffled or layered ruffles, among other elements, stand out.

Likewise, glitter is not ruled out in this style, either in gold tulle dresses over shiny lining, with sequin applications, beads with crystals or metallic brocade, among other options. The latter, ideal if you plan to celebrate your gold ring posture with a ceremony at night.

4. XL Bows

Beyond the fact that they are currently trending, dresses with XL bows represent a very romantic option, like a princess out of a fairy tale.

Generally, they are large loops or bows that are located on the waist, neckline or back And although they are usually worn in white, in harmony with the dress, some designers take risks with XL bows in other colours.

5. Layers

Monique Lhuillier

Whether buttoned under the chin, falling from the shoulders or open at the back, capes are a recurring accessory among 2020 wedding dresses. They appear in the most popular wedding dresses. in different sizes, shapes and sizes and made up in fabrics such as velvet or lace, to wear in winter or summer.

An element of the trousseau that has nothing to envy to the traditional veil. Sophisticated and glamorous For a romantic touch to any look, choose a cape.

6. Dresses with color

Monique Lhuillier

Another characteristic that identifies a romantic dress, is the presence of certain colors, either through subtle flashes, skirts in degradé or prints with floral motifs. Soft and warm colours such as powdered pink, cream, peach, vanilla and lavender, convey a sense of romance that speaks for itself.

7. Sleeves

Manu Garcia

Finally, there are certain types of sleeves that are able to add a quota of pure romance to the dresses they accompany. For example, long sleeves with tattoo effect which are always very delicate and feminine. Puffed sleeves or sleeves with ruffles inspired by the emblematic fashion of the 19th century. Or flared sleeves if what is intended is to emulate the fairies of the forest or goddesses of the Middle Ages.

If you like the romantic trend, you won't have much trouble finding a wedding dress with lace and, perhaps, a long train, which you can combine with a braided bridal hairstyle. The catalogues of the most prestigious brands are full of this style, so it's just a matter of starting to look.