THE METROPOLITAN LOCATION<\/p>\n
As we promised you, here we are again talking about wedding style and consistency of choices.
\nIn the last article we dealt extensively with the question of the importance of following a common thread that translates into general harmony of the event. This common thread starts from the context and must continue first of all in the image of the bride.
\nWe have already taken historic homes into consideration, today let’s see what the best choices are for those who decide to celebrate their day in a metropolitan context.
\nGenerally, when we talk about a metropolitan wedding we think of a large city, such as our Milan.
\nAs Milanese, the first location that comes to mind is the Officine del Volo, an iconic place in the city for over twenty years. The space has been completely restored and preserves its original structure. The result is an industrial style of great charm.
\nAnother example could be a Milanese classic such as the famous Terrazza Martini, which is also a historic and evocative place. Located on the top two floors of a skyscraper from where you can enjoy the splendid city skyline.
\nTherefore, if you want to opt for a reception in the city, you must choose an appropriate dress.
\nFirst of all, decide whether the reception will take place in the afternoon or in the evening because, especially in this context, it changes a lot.
\nIf you choose the afternoon reception, after lunch, you will have a very wide range at your disposal: the most romantic brides will be able to choose a soft and medium-sized dress, without exaggerating with details and volumes and especially paying attention to the fabric. Better to avoid too much lace and lace or damask fabrics. Always consistent with these locations are the square-cut and designer dresses and the more sustained fabrics such as shantung or mikado.<\/p>\n
The jacket and trousers outfit accessorised with a super feminine detail such as a silk top or a large flower around the neck or a charming little bag are very glamorous and current.
\nIf your choice instead will be an evening reception with dinner, then feel free to dare with sequins and bright details, but strictly in a metropolis version! (no princess!)
\nYes to the Jumpsuites, accessorized with embroidered capes or with deep necklines on the back, or even with designer belts.
\nYes also to slip dresses in satin, slip style. In this case you can exaggerate a little with makeup or an eccentric hairstyle. In any case, try to give a touch of character to your look because the risk of actually looking like you’re in a nightgown is high.
\nFor those who get married in church and don’t want to give up the princess dress, there is always the option of changing clothes. Alternatively, you can also think of a quick-change dress that allows you to change your look for the party, without having to buy two dresses. An optimal solution are dresses with a wide skirt or a spectacular detachable tail and then… voil\u00e0, here are modern and current trousers or a breathtaking mini.
\nThe general concept for this type of wedding is to follow a fairly minimal line for the day, personalized with some particular or designer accessories and a decidedly more glamorous style for the evening celebrations.
\nWe’ll meet you soon for the next step: the rustic location \ud83d\ude0a<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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