Step into Spring with Colorful Prom Dresses

Spring is right around the corner, and with it comes a fun-filled season of beauty Prom and competitions. Standing out among the competition is important for every Prom princess. Prom Designs has a variety of colorful Prom dresses for all of your spring beauty needs!Spring Beauty Prom Dresses

• Show off your curves in a neon green mermaid Prom dress. This brightly colored dress with its beaded diagonal neckline and single shoulder strap will surely draw a crowd.
• Heads will turn when you cross the stage in an Couture Prom gown. Decorated with dramatic ruffles and floral ruching, this Prom dress will hug your curves and highlight your body in all the right ways.
• Flash a smile and some leg in a short Prom dress. Featuring a sweetheart neckline, beaded bodice and a full tulle baby doll skirt, this beautiful pink Prom dress will help you steal the show!
• Place yourself in the judge’s sights with a cream Prom dress from our dress collection. The translucent chiffon train and elegant beaded embellishment will help you stand out even if you’re not center stage.

Pros And Cons Of A Christmas Wedding

Last year around this same time we had a post here called Christmas Weddings. That post talked about how to have one and how to decorate for one. This time around, we want to talk about whether you should have one or not with a short list of pros and cons of a Christmas wedding.

Pros

It’s probably going to be easy to get a lot of people together if you have the wedding in your hometown. Since it’s the one time of year when most people will go back to where they came from, if they still have family there, it may be easier to get people to come.

It makes it easier for some people to figure out what kind of gifts to give you, especially if you’re registered somewhere.

You won’t have to worry as much about decorations since holiday decorations should already be up.

Some religious leaders won’t mind adding your ceremony to the traditional holiday service as a slight deviation from protocol.

Cons

While some religious leaders won’t mind, many others will, and if they do, then it’ll be almost impossible to have your wedding before Christmas or on Christmas Day.
Because of holiday parties and events, booking a place to have the reception might be hard unless you booked it way in advance.

Some out of town visitors might not want to leave their families to go to a wedding on Christmas Day.
If you’re not in your hometown, or it’s not the hometown of both the bride and groom, it’ll be hard getting the visitors from one side or the other to change their normal holiday plans for your wedding.
It might be harder still to get other people to work for you on Christmas Day, as they also might want to spend time with their families.

Overall, it’s not a question of whether one can or cannot have a wedding on Christmas; it’s whether or not it’s worth the aggravation to try. If it’s a small ceremony and you don’t mind a Justice of the Peace, then it’s probably fine. If you’re looking for something more lavish, it might not come together as you’re hoping it might. Still, it’s up to each couple to try to do what they feel they’d like.

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