My closest friend always looks well-dressed and classy. She hasn't got a large clothes budget either - she's just clever in the manner she puts her outfits together. For example, she'll purchase a chain store dress but swap the belt for different things or alter the buttons. And so she's instantly made a look that nobody will have - a glance that's her very own.

The same applies when dressing your bridesmaids.

I reached thinking about the way she accessorizes and remarked that the same pertains to wedding accessories, particularly when you're dressing your bridesmaids.

You could purchase a wedding dresses from the peg after which embellish it having a sash. Maybe inside a different color, to contrast the entire effect. Think about the wedding accessories that will make a positive change.

A georgette stole may also look very elegant - like a cover-up for that religious ceremony after which to give the outfit another look at the reception. (The stoles above from Dessy.)

Avoiding matchy-matchy for bridesmaids is extremely on-trend at this time. You can dress your maids in various shades, in rainbow colors, or perhaps in variations on the shade (for instance every color pink in the palest rose towards the deepest magenta).

They'll adore you for that since it means that every girl can dress inside a color that meets her complexion and flatters her figure. Some girls look great in pastels - others look 'washed-out' and will also be happier inside a stronger color.

Dessy also does a tempting choice of glittery shoe clips to decorate up plain ballet flats. There are mini handbags too.

The answer to personalizing the wedding and which makes it look original (and not from the peg) is by using accessories to change an outfit. No two champagne bridesmaid dresses is going to do this in exactly the same way. A good way to start is as simple as looking at Pinterest and setting up your board with accessory ideas.