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Jennifer Bell


Welcome one and all to my celebrity wedding blog. For those of you with no interest in famous fashionistas and their pre-nuptial plans, avert your eyes now, otherwise, you've come to the right place. Having worked in the fashion magazine industry for as long as I have and specialising in glamorous celebrity weddings - to which I have attended my fair share - juicy insider scoops are my raison d'etre. Believe me, I have seen some things that may inspire, shock and even terrify you to the very core so consider me your eyes and ears on all things glitzy, glamorous and wedding related.
 

Is black a good colour for a wedding dress?

Would you ever consider following in the footsteps of Sarah Jessica Parker and wear a black wedding dress?

Finding the perfect snowy white wedding dress is bound to be something all brides look forward to ahead of their big day.

But as fans of Sarah Jessica Parker will know, some people opt for something a little more sombre for their nuptials. The Sex and the City star famously donned a black gown for her marriage to Matthew Broderick and it seems as though the trend could be catching on.

More and more people are choosing midnight-coloured dresses and many others are adding touches of black to their ivory frocks with beading or fringing.

Personally, I am not so sure about this trend. Although black dresses can look glamorous and sophisticated, I like the idea of wearing a white gown. Maybe I am a traditionalist or maybe I just think that black is a little formal and dreary for a wedding.

Would you consider taking a leaf out of Sarah's book and wearing a black wedding dress for your ceremony? Or would you prefer to walk down the aisle in the Vivienne Westwood gown she wore in the first Sex and the City film?