Colors are very expressive, and your choice can convey your joy for the bride and groom. Soft pastels, muted tones, and all shades of blue are particularly beautiful. Since a wedding is a joyful celebration and not a funeral, romantic prints and light colors are more appropriate. A popular trend in dress codes is the color-based dress code. The bride specifies a color for the dresses of her female guests, usually her closest friends such as the maid of honor or bridesmaids.

Sometimes invitations 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 includes "tie," it indicates more formal attire. The literal translation of "tie" can be confusing, as it doesn't refer to a suit and tie. It refers to a 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 a satin skirt, and men wear a tailcoat. The reason for this is that a man's bow tie can be black with a tuxedo, but must be white with a tailcoat.

Whether floor-length, with lace, or classically elegant, ultimately it comes down to personal taste. Because only when you feel comfortable in your outfit can you fully enjoy the celebration.

Lightweight fabrics like chiffon and silk are very comfortable to wear. A flowing skirt gently skims the baby bump and creates a playful look. Blue and aqua tones are especially popular this season and look particularly elegant, like our festive mint lace maternity and nursing dress .

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