The Parts of a Wedding Dress

Wedding planning is a difficult venture for any new bride-to-be. But shopping for a wedding dress can be a nightmare of confusion if she doesn’t know what how to ask for what she wants because she can’t understand the lingo. With that in mind create a lens for the expectant bride detailing the different parts of a wedding dress from the different necklines, waistlines, all the way down to the different trains. Wedding Dress Back Outline

Module suggestions:

  • Use a separate text box for each section of the wedding dress. Highlight with lots of images. Since most online shops have affiliate programs you’ll have lots of images to choose from.
  • Have a wedding poll.
  • Use the Amazon Spotlight for a wedding planning book.
  • List up to ten wedding dress designers in a text list plexo titled Favorite Designers with the option for visitors to add their own.
  • Provide a guestbook for people to tell you their wedding date.

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