Sashes & Belts

A sash can be a wonderful addition to your bridal look, allowing you to enhance your waistline, introduce color or sparkle, or showcase your personal style. However, if your dress already features intricate details or a well-defined waistline, a sash may not be essential.

Adding a bridal belt or sash to your dress can elevate your look, offering versatility and a personal touch.

There is no specific rule regarding which side of the sash should be worn for a wedding. The placement of the sash can vary depending on personal preference and cultural traditions. It is common for individuals to wear the sash from the right shoulder to the left hip, but ultimately, the choice is up to the individual wearing the sash.

Begin by selecting a color for your bridal belt or sash. While gold and silver are commonly chosen, consider colored options that complement your wedding dress. To enhance your personal style, you can incorporate additional details like rhinestones, pearls, or textured elements such as flowers.

The belt length you choose depends on whether you want to attach it or tie it in a bow. For attaching, go for a 34-inch belt, while an 18-inch belt is better for tying. Consider your preferred style and method of wearing when deciding on the length.