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Let your style shine through on your wedding day. Six ways to personalize your wedding attire!

Every bride wants her wedding day to be an expression of her own unique style.

From reception ideas to special favors, from the location selection to the invitations, brides are putting their personal stamp on just about everything. And today's bride can even add her own individual flair to her gown. Today it's easier than ever to create a look that's all your own. But before you start getting down to the details, you'll want to find a gown that's worthy of all that attention. The best way to do that is to shop online since there are much more dress styles online.

Custom Sleeves
Say you find a beautiful strapless gown that would be perfect if it only had a bit more coverage. You can make that gown your own by adding sleeves.

In the past that might have meant ordering more fabric and hoping the salon or a seamstress could do the work—but now Luna Dress offers a variety of sleeve options to customize and create the gown of your dreams.

Different Bustles
Once you've walked down the aisle with your elegant train trailing behind you, you'll probably want to be able to move more freely to socialize and dance with your guests at the reception.

Fortunately, there are many ways to bustle a dress, and the one you choose is one more opportunity you have to make your gown your own.

Sashes (And More)
Another way to add a personal touch to your gown is to accent your waist with an elegant ribbon.

Options range from a splash of color that you can carry through to your wedding party and throughout your day, to beaded sashes for a touch of glamour.

Accessories & Hair Style
As with almost any item of clothing, the same gown can look very different depending upon how you accessorize it. From the accents in your hair to the jewelry you choose to wear, the statement that your accessories make will create a look that's entirely your own.

Try an updo accented with sparkling pins and a necklace of Swarovski crystals for drama, or go retro with a slightly bouffant 'do and simple pearls.

Wedding Party
Selecting a color for your bridal party is just the beginning. While you probably can't come up with a shade no one else has ever used before, you still want your attendants to reflect your personal vision. Whether you pick a single look or choose a unified theme with a few variations, the details should reflect your individual style.