Why you should consider wearing a second-hand wedding dress For the planet Eco-friendly weddings, as predicted by Bernadette Chapman, founder of the UK Alliance of Wedding Planners (UKAWP), are one of the biggest wedding trends of the moment (and hopefully far into the future, too): 'Couples marrying now are very conscious of the damage we have done to the planet and they can actively ensure they are as environmentally friendly as they can be.' And so it should be, seeing as the typical British nuptials create a whopping 18kg of single-use plastic waste, according to Sky Ocean Rescue's research, not to mention the food waste from catering (a reported 10% of wedding food ends up in the bin), the carbon footprint of guests' travel, and a wedding dress most likely never to be worn again
Working from home socially conditioned many professionals to dress in a more casual way for the majority of the day (just wearing a t-shirt, polo or button-down collar shirt with some jeans, chinos or shorts on the bottom), and then throwing on a blazer for a Zoom call so they would look more professional on camera
It has all the features you could ever want, from a mock neck to cap sleeves and a self-tie belt
Budget-priced under $150, this one-shoulder long prom dress is ready to impress the crowd without emptying your bank account
Whether you're erring on the more casual side or going for an evening look, a reliable dress and boots combination will instantly make you feel your most stylish
The thigh-high slit adds a touch of modern sophistication and allows for easy movement, making it ideal for outdoor ceremonies, rustic barn weddings, western-inspired celebrations, or beachside vows
