On the other hand, any pregnant bride has to take certain things into account. The big day is a long day, and, if you're expecting or if you've just had a baby, you're bound to get tired more easily than usual. That means that comfort has to be paramount when choosing what to wear. And be honest with the person who is providing the dress. If you're pregnant, tell them - even if you don't want anyone else to know.
Dresses have to accommodate a pregnant bride's changing shape too.
Look for a dress supplier who will carry out alterations as close to the wedding as possible, and who's prepared to be flexible. Try to find a designer who will make the dress individually and leave the alterations as late as possible,' she says. She also underlines the importance for all women of wearing the same bra to fittings that they are going to wear on the big day. Of course style need not be sacrificed for the sake of comfort, but for most pregnant women clinched waists, very tight-fitting dresses and the currently fashionable tight, laced bodices will be out. Perfect for pregnant brides are Empire line, Princess line or A-line dresses, according to designers.