These Things You Should Know When Choosing Mother of the Bride Dress

If you want to show your best condition on your daughter's wedding, the right dress you should pick out in advance. Choosing mother of the bride dresses is not easier like said, there are so many things you should take in mind. If you don't know how to find the right dress, read on the below contents, these will help you.

Let the bride be your guide. Follow the bride's cues about style, color, and degree of formality. She and the groom set the tone for the event, whether that means a casual country wedding complete with cowboy boots or a formal black-tie affair. You're an important member of the wedding party and you'll want to look the part. So, ask your daughter for some guidelines and follow suit.
Choose the right dress color. Traditionally, the mother of the bride's dress should complement the wedding party's colors. Therefore, bridal director for Nordstrom, it's best to wait until your daughter chooses the bridesmaids' dresses to begin shopping. See if you can get a swatch of their fabric to take with you — it will be super helpful when searching for a harmonizing hue.
Borrow from the venue, too. It used to be that mother-of-the-bride dresses followed a kind of uniform — a cocktail jacket atop an understated sheath. While you probably wouldn't wear a strapless dress to a church wedding, it might be just the thing for a beach ceremony. However, you can add a lovely wrap or, yes, even a jacket to that same dress and it instantly becomes chapel appropriate.
Get pretty just prior to the wedding. There aren't any special rules for mother-of-the-bride hair and makeup. Again, think elegant, understated, and appropriate and reflective of your style. As with the bridal party, you'll usually want to get a fresh mani and pedi the day before the wedding and have your hair and makeup done the day of. Whether you do this with the bridal party is up to your daughter.