I’m excited! Here’s a summary of the most important points that a mother-to-be should consider when choosing a glamorous outfit (right after the bride, of course!):

Colors: Go for elegance. Forget white (the bride already has that) and black (except for formal evening dresses).

Pastel colors: Powder, sage, dove blue or lavender look soft and refreshing.

Gemstones: Sapphire, emerald or burgundy are a sure thing for fall and winter weddings.

Perfect balance: Champagne, beige or silver are very sophisticated, but make sure they are not too light (almost white).

Flattering cuts. It is important that the mother-to-be feels comfortable.

Midi length: Dresses that reach below the knees or mid-calf are very popular at the moment. They are practical for dancing and photo shoots.

Wrap effect: Ideal for covering the tummy and highlighting the waist.

Lace details: Give the dress a festive touch, even if it is a simple cut.

Shawls and handbags: If the expectant mother does not want to show her arms, a light chiffon cape or matching handbag are an elegant solution.

Practical tips for the big day

My tip: A wedding is a marathon, not a sprint. The dress should not be constricting, restrictive at lunch or riding up when dancing.

Fabric: Choose wrinkle-resistant fabrics (viscose, high-quality chiffon, elastane blends). Nothing ruins photos more than pleats in the skirt.

Shoes: If the expectant mother is not used to stilettos, choose shoes with a solid square heel.

What is the expectant mother’s favorite color or what does she usually feel most comfortable in? If you also let me know what kind of wedding you are envisioning (outdoor or in a hotel), we will coordinate everything perfectly down to the smallest detail!