1. Make your wedding cake topper different than any of the ones your friends had, by creating completely unique designs with 3D printers. 3D printers allow you to make almost identical replicas of you and your special someone, allowing your cake to truly be one of a kind.
2. Apps like Glamsquad help to relieve the stress of your wedding day by sending professional stylists to your door, helping with your makeup, hair, and. All specialists are fully vetted by Glamsquad and are ensured to create that look you are aiming for.

   

3. Drones can capture pictures that were once unimaginable and create moments on your special day that you can look back on. The new technology in drones is unbelievable and will allow your photographer to get to new heights

   

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4. Create memorable moments even before wedding itself with Ringcam. With a camera built into the engagement ring box, proposals can be caught candidly letting you hold onto such this special moment for forever.

   

5. Ideally everyone would be able to be there on your big day, but for those who could not, there is now a way for them to be a part of the experience even from afar. A live stream of your wedding on social media allows those who are not present…to still be there with you online.

   

6. Wearable technology such as Fitbit products and Apple Watches are more for just tracking your fitness and sleep, they can be used to track your heart rates during important life moments. Wearable tech can tell you your heart rate at the exact time your special someone is walking down the aisle or during any other important moment of that special day.
   
7. Everyone will be Snapchatting at your wedding so why not make each Snap as unique as possible. For as little as $5 you can have your own geofilter letting everyone at your wedding show off where they are. It will not only make your friends social media posts more fun, but make the wedding itself more memorable.

   

Your first step is to secure your dressmaker. Be sure to give yourself plenty of time. You will need to select a dress style, order your fabric and trims, and schedule fittings.

Your fabric choice will determine the overall success of your dresses.

If you're looking for a flowing clinging dress your dressmaker will most likely need to cut the fabric on the bias which usually requires at least 58" wide fabric. Crepe Back Satin is one of the most popular fabrics for this type of dress. Make sure you select a Crepe Back Satin that has a good weight and a soft buttery hand. This is a reversible fabric and the satin side should have a nice smooth, even shiny luster. The crepe side should have a nice low luster slightly pebbled texture.

If you are looking for the popular "Fit & Flare" dress or the Traditional Ball Gown, a medium to heavy weight low luster poly satin would be perfect. Common trade name for this fabric is Peau de Soie or Duchess Satin.