Many women get stuck on what style wedding dress they want during planning.

Picking a dress can be stressful, but having a picture of have you want to look on your big day can be the starting point you need.

Most people do not go for off shoulder because they think it’s too revealing. With these photos, you will consider picking an off shoulder wedding dress ranging from ball to mermaid tail style.

Have a look at the styles below.

Changing from your traditional wedding gown to a more fashion-forward and glamorous wedding reception dress is usually the biggest and most anticipated transition on the wedding day.

Wedding reception dresses are nearly as significant as the wedding gown itself. The goal for any bride is to look breathtaking all through your wedding day and to do that, a lot of thought has to be put into selecting a glamorous reception dress; one that reinforces that it is indeed your big day and help you stand out from your wedding guests.

With so many options out there, women have been able to build up the courage to close the conservative rule book and select glamorous wedding reception dresses befitting of their personal style. This has indeed taken wedding fashion and style to a whole new level.

Need a glamorous look for your wedding reception?

Here are 8 ultra-glamorous wedding reception dresses you should get inspired by…

There are different types wedding dresses and many brides get confused on what style of dress to go for on their big day.

How do you chose a dress that will suit your body shape and make you look beautiful.

There are at least six of different types body shapes for women and they fall into  – hourglass, slim, petite, apple, pear, and full figure.

Because there are several wedding dresses out there, here is a guide on how you know which suits you best.

Busty Brides

A dress with a Structured off-the-shoulder neckline offers a subtle curve that minimises a large bust. If you love a strapless gown, choose one that has a slight dip along the neckline, like a sweetheart, rather than a style that goes straight across

Petite Brides

Petite Brides should avoid dresses with a dropped waist and ball gowns.  A gown that is fitted to your body and then flares at either the lower hip or knee gives the illusion of height. Find a style with a waistline above your natural waist, to make the lower half of the dress (and therefore you) appear longer. Look for Trumpet, sheath, and modified A-line gowns.

Hourglass Brides

Showcase your beautiful curves and go for gowns that gradually flares out in an A formation from the natural waist to the floor, highlighting the narrowness of the mid section and floating away from the hips and thighs, a dress that accentuates your curves well.

Plus-Sized Brides

A plus sized bride should not be trying too hard to hide or bury her curves. An Empire dress that begins just under the bust and flows into a gradual floor-length A-line.

Tall Brides

The strategy for this is to emphasize your natural shape, so every aspect of the dress needs to reflect your height. The most flattering styles for a tall bride are fit and flare gowns. These fitted looks highlight the long lines of the bride and compliment her figure in every way.

Pear Shaped Brides

If you’re smaller on top and curvier on the bottom, you are considered pear-shaped. A pear-shaped bride will never fail to look stunning in a ballgown or A-line silhouette. Go down for a gown that gradually flares out from the waist to the floor highlighting the narrowness of the midriff. A thin strap V-neck will help to enhance the lean features of the upper body.