The Bridesmaid Dresses and LWDs You've Been Searching for (Literally!) Are Finally Here from chengqi's blog

If you are not using Loverly to plan the wedding yet, you ought to be. It's just like a weddings-specific Pinterest, but it is much easier to navigate in the pretty pictures towards the vendors. (You know sometimes you discover, say, a wedding dresses on Pinterest, however when you try to click through, it requires you to some random creepy Tumblr page, and also you can't determine where the dang dress comes from? That doesn't happen on Loverly.)

And now there's one more reason to click the right path over to Loverly: Because the site is search-based (brides continue to search for the bridesmiad gowns and LWDs of the dreams) the brains behind the operation were built with a lot of data by what brides were looking for—and not finding. So they partnered with designer Eva Franco—whose whimsical clothing line is hugely popular at Anthropologie—to complete the gaps. And the dresses they created are pretty fab. Here are three of my personal favorite bridesmaid dresses in the line:

You know I'm loath to make use of the words "wear-again potential," however these look like dresses I'd buy at Anthropologie to attend a marriage. (God knows I've laid down some money there, as a marriage guest.)

If you are not using Loverly to plan the wedding yet, you ought to be. It's just like a weddings-specific Pinterest, but it is much easier to navigate in the pretty pictures towards the vendors.

Click here to look at everything Eva Franco created for Loverly.

Which of those bridal shops near me is the favorite?

I have my attention on the top one for a marriage next June.

If you are not using Loverly to plan the wedding yet, you ought to be. It's just like a weddings-specific Pinterest, but it is much easier to navigate in the pretty pictures towards the vendors.