Wedding Forum - Find your bridal style...

This is taken from You&Your Wedding magazine - July/August 2012

Our Perfect Date-Night Would Be:
a) Rocking out at the hottest new band's gig until the early hours.
b) A three-course dinner with all the trimmings on an elegant terrace under starry skies.
c) A picnic in the park at dust with finger sandwiches and bite-sized cupcakes.
d) Snuggling up in front of a cosy log fire with a bottle of wine.

Our Fave Film-Inspired Theme Would Be:
a) Disney's "Up!" with fun-filled finishing touches like bright balloons, pinwheels and lollipops.
b) "Breakfast at Tiffany's" - think glitzy chandeliers, chic ribbon details and a Tiffany-blue colour scheme.
c) "Alice in Wonderland" for a Mad Hatter's tea party packed with pocket watches, vintage crockery and sweets.
d) "Snow White: Mirror Mirror" with engraved wooden (or at least wood-effect) invitations, red apple details and lush fresh flowers.

On Pintrest, I'm Most Likely To Pin:
a) Cotton bouquets, mini-coloured paper lanterns, photo booth props and funky shaped sunglasses.
b) Elegant glassware, pink champagne, frothy tulle and sparkling designer jewellery.
c) English rose china tea sets, floral bunting, jam jars full of country blooms and vintage ice-cream vans.
d) Wooden platters, battered hardbacks, hay bale seating and antique frames.

On W-Day, I Picture My Bridesmaids Wearing:
a) Something a bit alternative: I'm thinking prom-style frocks that rock.
b) Cool and contemporary strapless cocktail dresses in block colours.
c) Lace-trimmed gowns in pastel pinks with a hint of antique girliness.
d) Floral-print sundress styles with wellington boots for a down-on-the-farm feel.

I'll Accessories My Look With:
a) A pair of colourful shoes to pack a vibrant rainbow punch.
b) A cathedral-length veil for traditional elegance.
c) Pearl earrings passed down from my grandmother - my something borrowed.
d) Fresh flowers in my hair for a natural look.

For The Cocktail Reception We'd Love To Serve:
a) Tiramisu martinis made with black vodka - a triple to get guests talking.
b) The classic cosmopolitan in crystal glassware to add a pop of colour.
c) Gin fizz served in floral china teacups for an old-timely Prohibition feel.
d) My grandma's elder flower cordial (with added champagne for the adults!) with springs of lavender in jam jars.

Our Dream Desserts Is:
a) An array of eye-popping edible delights: think gourmet marshmallows for dipping in chocolate fountains and grand jelly sculptures.
b) A five-tiered cake inspired by my show-stopping Oscar de la Renta wedding dress - all icing ruffles and frilly sugar craft petals.
c) A quintessentially English Victororia sponge cake, served with strawberries and cream.
d) A selection of farmhouse and artisan cheeses with homemade chutneys, grapes and finest of red wines.

If We Won The Lottery Tomorrow, We Would Up Sticks And Move To:
a) A pastel beach house overlooking the sparkly shores of Cornwall.
b) A stunning penthouse in the capital, with incredible city-scape views.
c) A Jane Austen-era Georgian townhouse in historic Bath.
d) A countryside cottage with a plot where I can grow my own fruit and veg.


What's Your Style?

Mostly A's - Cute And Quirky
You want to wed your way, prioritising details that reflect your personalities without feeling too extravagant. Your day will have the fun factor, packed with creativity, personalistion and a laid back vibe. Find a venue that allows you to put your stamp on things like a tipi or a friend's back garden.

Mostly B's - Classic Glam
'If it ain't glitzy, it ain't bridal' - or so goes the motto for your super-luxe W-day. Chic and sophisticated, you want everything to dazzle, from your Jenny Packham gown to the four-piece jazz band that plays while your guests enjoy champagne and canapes on the rooftop of your stylish venue.

Mostly C's - Pretty Vintage
Pastels, china teacups and floral bunting set your heart aflutter. It's all about romance and old-time charm. A marquee would make the perfect backdrop for homespun favours - like Nana's famous jam decorated with Cath Kidston fabric - while a period house would channel bygone eras.

Mostle D's - Rustic Romance
Nature is your key inspiration - whether it's wild, loose floral arrangements or long oak tables for a family - style eating, your big day decor is made up of warm, earthy tones. You'll dish up locally sourced cuisine and have menus written up on chalkboards for a relaxed day at a barn or a chilled-out country pub.

Hehehe I'm very strongly B's :) x

im mostly cs and ds with a couple of bs lol

oooooh im a vintage lady x

I'm glad it's not just me with answers in all the secions lol

I'm so B!
x

Classic glam. Wish I had classic glam budget though. Lol