127: Is A 2nd Wedding Outfit Over The Top? Your Options For Maximum Impact, Less Stress

Do you really need more than one outfit for your wedding day?

Is it just another wedding industry or consumer-driven extravagance, or are there more practical reasons and even history and cultural significance behind the perceived increase in multiple outfit changes on a wedding day?

In this episode you’ll learn why brides (not excluding others who want to get into the 2nd outfit fun, but mainly brides) are embracing more than one wedding day look, what kinds of 2nd outfits are popular and available to you (hint: they don’t have to break the bank) and how to time your change perfectly to make the most of photo opportunities and your party time too.

Make sure you listen right to the end because bridal boutique owner and stylist, Bianca from Sposa Adelaide, shares her insider expert advice about different options you might not have considered and how to pull off your wardrobe transitions like a pro!

Resources Mentioned:

Sposa Adelaide: https://thesposagroupbride.com.au/adelaide/

Unbridely Podcast Ep110: Emergency Kit Must-Haves For Your Wedding Day: https://open.spotify.com/episode/6VUnXUdsl1P2xIizlI1Ecr

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