Colors have a big impact, and with your choice, you can express your joy for the bridal couple. Soft pastel colors, muted tones, and blue in all shades work particularly beautifully. Since a wedding is a joyful celebration and not a mourning ceremony, romantic prints and bright colors are more suitable. A big trend in dress codes is the color dress code. The bride assigns the female guests, usually the closest friends like the maid of honor or the bridesmaids, a color for their dresses.

Sometimes invitations already specify a dress code. For example, if it says "festive", you can choose a cocktail dress and your partner can wear an elegant suit. If the dress code is specified as "tie", it means more formal attire. Here, the literal translation of "tie", meaning necktie, can cause confusion. It has nothing to do with a suit and necktie. Instead, it refers to the "bow tie". The term "Black Tie" requires women to wear elegant evening gowns and men to wear a tuxedo. "White Tie", on the other hand, means: Women wear a floor-length maternity gown, like our Polka Dot Maternity and Nursing Dress with Satin Skirt, and men wear a tailcoat. Background: With a tuxedo, the man's bow tie can be black, but with a tailcoat, it must be white.

Whether floor-length, with lace or classic-elegant, ultimately it's your own taste that decides. Because only if you feel comfortable in your outfit can you fully enjoy the celebration.

Light fabrics like chiffon and silk are very pleasant to wear. A fluttering skirt swirls around the baby bump and looks playful. Blue and aqua tones are particularly trendy this season and look especially elegant, like our festive Maternity and Nursing Dress with Lace Mint.

Some women tend to experience heavy legs during pregnancy. The reason is simple: During these special nine months, the blood volume in your body increases. This leads to more water and thus to increased water retention – especially in the legs and feet. We recommend our Maternity tights with a light compression effect.