Christina Wu Go-To Gowns for Any Wedding Destination

The newest collection of wedding gowns from Christina Wu ideal for any location.

Fort Myers, Fl (PRWEB) November 20, 2012

The newest collection of wedding gowns from Christina Wu ideal for any location.

Nearly 1 in 5 couples today plan a destination wedding, a significant increase in recent years according to TheKnot.com. Destination wedding events often span several days and offer a great way to bring together family and friends from across the globe.

No matter what the destination, today's bride expects to look perfect on the day she's dreamed of since childhood. Christina Wu collection of bridal gowns and accessories provide a perfect selection for any wedding venue. Many are choosing traditional elegance for the ceremony with a full-skirted gown and train such as Christina Wu's style 15506 (pictured), perhaps changing into a second dress, with a more practical, yet equally stunning design for the reception or other wedding festivities.

Brides should consider the aisle when choosing gown length and shoes. Consider the weather when choosing fabrics and accessories. For a tropical or beach locale, Bridal Guide magazine suggests opting for lightweight fabrics that pack well and don't wrinkle easily, such as silk, tulle, organza, chiffon, charmeuse, georgette, or light laces. Most important, consider the venue when choosing the style.

Dere Kiang style 11125 brings together the features of a sweetheart, strapless, scoop neckline; a short sheath skirt; and a chapel train that is detachable. Crafted in elegant lace and organza, this is just one in an extensive collection of Christina Wu's breathtaking gowns designed to meet the brides every consideration around her unique wedding needs. From elaborate to simple for any shape and size, Christina Wu has the go-to gown for any bride's memorable event.

Visit Christina Wu's website to discover spectacular wedding dresses for a discerning bride.

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