Hi, loves! Today we’re talking about how to tie a wedding dress sash inspired by the latest Ask Emmaline question. It comes to us from bride-to-be, Alicia, who writes,
“Emmaline, I want to wear a dress sash with my wedding gown but I have no idea what kinds of sashes are out there, and I don’t know if I would be able to tie it myself. Do you have any tips on wearing one or how to tie a wedding dress sash?”
This is a great question, Alicia, because many brides don’t a) consider a dress sash, even though they’re a great idea, and b) forget they’ll need someone to help them tie the dress sash on before the wedding ceremony. To help, we’re bringing in two things that you’ll really love: a super-helpful video from Youtube that tells you how to tie a wedding dress sash and several hand-picked dress sashes from designer Amy Anne Bridal. Find out more about how to tie a wedding dress sash, get inspired, and find out why brides choose to wear one. Hope it helps!
How to Tie a Wedding Dress Sash
Before we jump into how to tie the sash, let’s talk about why brides wear a dress sash (also known as a dress belt). While wedding dresses are generally perfect as-is, some brides want to add a personal touch, incorporate a special accessory piece (such as an heirloom brooch or piece of jewelry), or add extra detail to an otherwise plain wedding dress. There are many reasons to wear a wedding dress sash, but it really comes down to finding one you absolutely love. And knowing how to tie it properly! To show you how to tie a wedding dress sash, here is a video we found to help:
Here’s the helpful video we found for how to tie a wedding dress sash. This will give you some ideas and definitely come in handy on your wedding day. Ask your mom or Maid of Honor to help tie it for you:
Wedding Dress Sashes from Amy Anne Bridal
Now that you know how to tie a wedding dress sash, here are some beautiful examples of sashes you’ll love. These are all lovingly handmade by Amy Anne Bridal.
Where to Get Your Sash
Want to buy a wedding dress sash you see here? Or do you want to see more styles? Visit Amy Anne Bridal, Featured Artist in The Marketplace at Emmaline Bride. ♥
Happy Planning!
xo
-E.
