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Especially if you're exchanging wedding rings in spring-summer, Grecian style wedding dresses are a great option. Light and airy, you'll look like a nymph on your big day, even more so if you pair it with a hairstyle of pretty braids and delicate jewelry. However, if you're getting married in winter, you can always complement your outfit with a distinguished cape. Check out all of them.the keys to this style below.

What is your cut?

The empire is the one that predominates in the catalogues of wedding dresses reminiscent of Ancient Greece It corresponds to a cut that accentuates the bust line, from which falls a loose skirt that stylizes, lengthening the torso, concealing the abdomen and simulating a greater stature. Straight and A-line dresses, meanwhile, can also acquire characteristics of Greek inspiration, since they are equally loose cuts. With some exceptions, Greek style suits are long and refined. They are also a good alternative for those who are looking for wedding dresses in large sizes and are even very comfortable for pregnant brides.

Predominant fabrics

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Light, fluid and very soft, these are the fabrics that sheathe the brides who wish to feel like goddesses in their golden ring posture. Therefore, chiffon, muslin, tulle, crepe and silk bambula stand out among those most commonly used to make these dresses. All of them, fabrics that allow greater freedom of movement and a better drape The pleated fabrics in skirts are typical of the Greek style, as well as the draped necklines.

Different necklines and sleeves

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The V-neckline The asymmetrical style, either with thick or thin straps, is one of those that best suits this style, although the asymmetrical is another of the most seen in the 2020 wedding dresses catalogs. The latter, capable of providing each piece with a subtle touch of sensuality. For its part, the asymmetrical is one of the most popular styles in the 2020 wedding dresses catalogs. strapless or strapless, strapless, square and sweetheart necklines They also adapt to these Hellenic designs, being ideal for those more romantic brides. Now, if you want something more closed, the bloused bodies stand out as a good option.

As for the sleeves, a hallmark of the Greek style dresses are the long flared or the bat-shaped ones Inspired by the classic and vaporous Greek tunics, the designers play with the volumes and shapes of the fabrics, with some of the sleeves even reaching down to the feet.

Rich details

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Greek style dresses radiate a unique elegance, with details that also play a fundamental role In that sense, jewel belts, sashes, spaghetti straps, rhinestone applications on the shoulders, necklines with embroidery in metallic thread, draped backs and slashes in the skirts, for the most daring. Although white predominates in the collections, many of these designs can incorporate details in silver or gold that you can easily combine with your headdress.

Also, if you want to be a true Olympian deity, accessorize your outfit with a glamorous cape You will find delicate layers of tulle and lace for the summer, or velvet and satin for the cold season.

Give the finishing touch to your look with an updo or braided bridal hairstyle. Or, why not, with an updo with braids if you want to mix both proposals. Do you also want to show off an accessory? If so, opt for tiaras or metallic crowns with laurel leaves, which are perfect for fulfilling 100 percent with this slogan.