1950s: The Sweetheart Cut Made popular by none other than Elizabeth Taylor, in Father of the Bride, the sweetheart cut gained popularity in the '50s and symbolized a need to move on from the previous, war-struck decade
Naturally, it's perfect for brides-to-be, but it's also offered in black for a sultrier take
A removable matching sash defines the waist and lets you personalize the look
If youd rather stick to the streamlined, the Davina dress, with its boat neck and fluid silhouette, can be modernized with sleek knee-high boots and pared-back accessories
Comfort meets style with the gowns thoughtfully designed inner lining, ensuring you remain at ease throughout the event
Guests would be seated at the Eden cross back, metal bistro chairs, which were also accompanied by more Queen Anne's lace arrangements