The only thing better than one gorgeous wedding dress is two?one for the ceremony and one for the reception. Multiple wedding dresses have been an option for a long time (think “going away” dresses that were made popular in the mid-century), but they’ve made a resurgence in the past few years thanks to brides who want to move freely on the dance floor and not be restricted by heavy lace or long sleeves. But is it worth it to buy two dresses, or should you focus all your energy and attention on buying one dress that’s both stylish and comfortable enough for all the moving around during the reception" Here’s everything you need to know about wearing two dresses at your wedding.
Establish Your Budget for Both Dresses For budget reasons, it’s a good idea to decide from the very beginning that you want two dresses for your wedding. Before you even step foot into a bridal store, have your budget ready and keep in mind a number that you’d like to allocate toward the ceremony dress and what will be left over for the reception dress (or vice versa, depending on what your priority is!).
Know When You’ll Want to Change

Having two dresses means that at some point in the evening you’ll be changing into your second gown. But when exactly should you make the switch happen" That answer depends on what exactly your second dress will be used for. Are you planning on going traditional and not changing out of your first gown unt...