Perfect Look: The Guide for Bridal Couple Outfit and Professional Styling

Feeling completely comfortable and beautiful on your wedding day is of greatest importance for every bridal couple. In this guide, we accompany you in finding the perfect dress and matching suit. We give tips for choosing the right accessories and explain why a trial styling for hair and make-up is indispensable. Learn how to maintain your personal style while creating a look that does justice to your occasion.

The search for the wedding dress is one of the most emotional moments of planning for many brides. Start early (approx. 8-10 months before), as many dresses have long delivery times and still need to be adjusted. Consider in advance which style fits your wedding: Romantically playful (Boho), classically elegant (A-line), or modern-minimalist? Stay true to yourself – you shouldn't feel dressed up. Only take your closest confidants with you to the fitting to not be unsettled by too many opinions.

Also pay attention to wearing comfort. You will spend the whole day in this dress, dance, and move. A dress in which you can hardly breathe will dampen your joy. Also think about the right underwear and shoes, which you should already take with you to the first fitting. The dress should emphasize your personality and make you shine. When you have found the right dress, you will feel it – trust your gut feeling!

The choice of outfit is also an important milestone for the groom. A well-fitting suit is the basis. Whether classic tuxedo, modern morning coat, or an individual custom-made suit – the fit is crucial. In terms of color, blue and gray tones are still on trend, but bolder colors like dark green or burgundy can also look fantastic if they fit the overall concept. Make sure the groom's outfit is harmoniously coordinated with the wedding dress (e.g., through the choice of shirt color or accessories).

Special attention should be paid to the details: Cufflinks, a high-quality watch, a beautiful belt, or matching pocket squares give the look a personal touch. The choice between tie and bowtie also influences the effect. Don't forget the shoes! They should not only look good but also be comfortable, as the groom will also be on his feet for many hours. A little tip: Break the shoes in at home for a few days beforehand to avoid blisters on the wedding day.

Professional styling ensures that you feel confident all day long. A trial styling approx. 4-6 weeks before the wedding is absolutely recommended. Here you can try out different hairstyles and make-up variants and check how they fit your face and outfit. The make-up should emphasize your advantages but not look like a mask. Remember that wedding make-up can often be a bit stronger so that it also comes into its own on photos.

When choosing the hairstyle, you should also consider the weather conditions and your hair type. Open hair looks romantic but can become restless in wind or heat. An updo looks elegant and often holds more reliably through the dance night. Talk to your stylist about hair jewelry like tiaras, pearls, or real flowers. A good professional will also give tips on how to optimally prepare your skin and hair in the weeks before the wedding.

Accessories round off your look and give it the final touch. For the bride, these are often pieces of jewelry like earrings, necklaces, or bracelets in addition to the veil. Here usually applies: Less is more. If the dress is already very elaborately decorated, the jewelry should be rather subtle. A special accessory is the bridal bouquet, which should be perfectly matched in color and style. Also think of a small clutch for the most important utensils like lipstick and tissues.

For the groom, a vest or suspenders can vary the look. A boutonniere made from the same flowers as the bridal bouquet creates a visual connection to the partner. Socks in a contrasting color can also be an amusing detail. Choose accessories that tell a story or have a special meaning for you – this makes your look even more individual and personal.

To ensure everything fits perfectly together at the end, this list helps:

1. Appointments: Are all fittings and styling appointments firmly booked in the calendar?


2. Trial Styling: Have you taken photos of the trial styling to compare them with your outfit?


3. Adjustments: Is enough time planned for final adjustments to the dress/suit?


4. Emergency Kit: Do you have powder, safety pins, and blister plasters at hand?


5. Coordination: Do the outfits of both partners match stylistically and in color?

Don't forget to pick up your outfits in time and store them safely (and wrinkle-free). A last check a few days before the wedding gives you the necessary security. You can also take the opportunity to configure your wedding website according to your wishes.