"How to Perfectly Wear a Wedding Dress: 10 Key Points for Poised and Beautiful Walking and Posture"
2021.03.03 published
I Want to Walk Beautifully in My Wedding Dress!
"I want to wear my favorite wedding dress and walk beautifully!"
Every bride must feel this way*
However, in reality, walking in a wedding dress can be quite challenging.
You might step on the hem with your heels, feel uneasy about your feet, and end up slouching, or when you lift the dress too much, the petticoat may become visible...
The "walking posture" and "behavior" in a wedding dress can be difficult.
Therefore, it's important to grasp the key points and prepare well in advance of the wedding◎
So this time, we will introduce how to walk and behave in a wedding dress!
Let’s make sure to catch all the important points so that you can showcase a beautiful appearance on the big day!♩
Walking and Behavior Points in a Wedding Dress ① Walk as if Pushing the Dress Forward
When walking in a wedding dress, it’s correct to walk as if you are pushing the dress forward◎
Step forward slowly while gently pushing the dress, then step back a bit to avoid stepping on the hem*
People often say "kick the hem while walking," but if you kick too much, it may make noise or cause the skirt to sway excessively, so be cautious.
Walking with the image of gently pushing forward allows you to walk without stepping on the skirt and presents an elegant appearance♩
Walking and Behavior Points in a Wedding Dress ② Keep Your Back Straight
Keeping your posture straight is also an important point in a wedding dress.
If you slouch, not only does it not look beautiful, but it also lowers the position of the skirt, making it harder to walk.
Therefore, when walking in a wedding dress, it’s important to stand tall and keep your back straight◎
When straightening your back, focus on these three points*
☑ Engage your abdomen and glutes
☑ Be conscious of placing your center of gravity on your pelvis
☑ Keep your shoulders slightly back to avoid rounding
It’s suggested that the position just after swinging your arms back is the best for your shoulders*
Before entering, try rotating your shoulders back once to align your posture, ensuring you can maintain a beautiful stance♩
Walking and Behavior Points in a Wedding Dress ③ Look Ahead, Not at Your Feet
Another point to remember when walking in a wedding dress is to look ahead rather than at your feet!
Just like when you slouch, looking down will lower the skirt and make walking difficult.
Additionally, looking down can harm your posture and may lead to double chins, resulting in poor photos…
Let’s keep our gaze forward and aim to be a bride exuding a dignified presence◎
Walking and Behavior Points in a Wedding Dress ④ Take Small Steps
When walking in a wedding dress, it’s also a point to take smaller steps!
Taking larger steps can be difficult with high heels and might give off a clumsy impression due to the wide strides.
So, when wearing a wedding dress, it's recommended to take smaller steps than usual!
Walk gently with compact steps◎
Walking and Behavior Points in a Wedding Dress ⑤ Walk Slowly
In addition to small steps, walking slowly is another key point*
If you walk quickly, your movements won’t look graceful, and guests may not get a good view of the groom and bride.
Remember, everyone at the wedding has come to see the happy couple♩
Walk slowly, almost exaggeratedly, and showcase your beautiful moments with gentle movements*
Walking and Behavior Points in a Wedding Dress ⑥ Hold the Bouquet In Front of Your Belly Button
When holding the bouquet, it’s most aesthetically pleasing to do so in front of your belly button!
If held in front of your chest, it can give off a somewhat childish impression and hide the design on the neckline of the dress.
On the other hand, if you hold it below your belly button, it makes your figure look less flattering and can appear saggy.
Thus, the trick to making the wedding bouquet look beautiful is to hold it in front of your belly button!
Keep this in mind so that you can maintain this position at all times◎
➡ For a detailed article on how to hold a bouquet, click here*