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A second look can be a great option when you love your ceremony gown but know youโll want something easier later in the night. Long trains and fuller skirts can start to feel like a lot once the dancing begins, and some brides simply like the idea of wearing a completely different bridal look for the party. Short wedding dresses are a popular choice here because they give you less fabric to manage once the reception gets going. Go for one when you can picture yourself being genuinely excited to change into it.
Thereโs no set time to change, so think about how long you want to stay in your ceremony gown first. Some brides change before the reception entrance, and plenty wait until after dinner or around the first dance. Keeping the first dress on a little longer also means more photos in the gown you chose for the ceremony. Your second dress can be simpler, especially when the main reason for changing is to feel lighter on the dance floor. Spaghetti strap dresses are worth a look when you like a clean neckline and something less structured for later in the night.
Your second look can still feel bridal without being another traditional white gown. A white mini keeps things classic for the reception, and bachelorette dresses can give you more party-ready options when you want something playful for later. Champagne dresses are another lovely choice for brides drawn to a warmer shade. Pick the one that feels like a dress youโll be happy slipping into when youโre ready to dance and enjoy the rest of the night.
