When it comes to court weddings, the type and style of dress to wear is pretty fluid.

 

While most people stick to off-white and beige colors, there really are no rules to which color you can wear to your court wedding. As such, brides get confused on the route they should take.

 

However, the style of dress should be your major concern than the color. The easiest way to choose a style is to let your personality shine through.

 

Pick a style that lets you express yourself on one of the happiest days of your life. Here are a few ideas that will guide your decision.

Knee-length dresses

This is a sure way to channel your sense of style during your court wedding. Going for the flare option of a knee-length dress is a great choice as well. You could accessories with low pump heels and a fascinator for an extra dash of classy.

Bridal Jumpsuits

Bridal Jumpsuits are another way to dazzle at your court wedding. They’re just the same as your traditional jumpsuit only this time, they come with a flowy train.

 

These special pantsuits look good and classy on most body types. Wedding jumpsuits are a super-sleek option for brides who wants a stylish outfit that she can wear again for occasions, after her big day.

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Cocktail court wedding dress

This a very trendy style to channel on your big day. Cocktail dresses can come in different styles and usually minimalist in their patterns.

 

They raise your style game. You could throw in a fascinator, and accessorize with droopy chandelier earrings. For shoes, you could choose sandal heels to finish the look.

 

The trick is you can amp up any style you choose with a well-fitting fascinator, especially the netted or feathery types.

 

You can also play with your colors, choosing the one that best suits your personality.

 

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