How to choose a wedding dress according to wedding photos?

Generally JMS prepares wedding photos as follows: indoor white wedding dress 1, outdoor white wedding dress 1 (if there is a location), evening dress 1-2, and special clothes 1-2. The following is my experience:

Indoor white wedding dress:

Indoor white gauze is very important, because most people will take photos of indoor white gauze to shoot large films. Considering that it should be different from the outdoor white gauze (outdoor white wedding dresses are generally big-tailed), sisters with good figure may wish to choose a more feminine fishtail style. Lovely young brides can choose knee-length shorts, because shorts are generally not worn outdoors.

Outdoor white wedding dress:

Outdoor action is more lively, you can choose tube top style, which is convenient for taking pictures. In addition, wedding dress trailing should not be afraid of "complexity", and the effect of big trailing is often better than that of small trailing. The tail I picked at that time could almost turn a corner, and it felt awkward, but it worked well on the grass and on the steps.

Evening dress:

It is strongly recommended not to choose light yellow and light beige, because the effect is similar to that of white yarn under strong light. The photogenic effect of dark dresses is mostly stronger than that of light ones, and even if light dresses are warm, they will be more positive. Such as pink green (blue-green, with some pink tones will be better, much softer than bright blue and bright green) and shrimp red (with orange pink, very pleasing, not too sweet). The evening dress is not veiled like a wedding dress, so the upper arm is not slender enough to put on a shawl or the upper body is decorated with large flowers. If there are two, one is red and purple and the other is blue and green.

I chose red and orange short evening dresses and pink, blue and green long evening dresses.

Characteristic clothing:

There are many special clothes. I chose cheongsam and court clothes at that time!

The cockscomb is under the iron: it is basically the same style, which is more festive and needs to be matched with laughter.

Hanzhuang: It is more suitable for MM with classical and light temperament, and its style is more dignified.

Tang suit: more dignified.

Geoffrey: It can be cute.

Cheongsam: Be sure to avoid big red. It is long and looks like a waitress's waiter. Plaid cheongsam is more exotic and special!

The men's wear with cheongsam is a Chinese tunic suit: it is relatively simple and straight, and I personally feel very good.

Palace costume: Don't be afraid of "complexity" either. If it is too thin, it will lose that momentum.

Men's wear assembled with the court is a bit flattering, just like singing Turandot, which is too dramatic.

If you have special clothes, you must match the corresponding props, otherwise your hands will be bare and the effect will be greatly reduced!