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Honeymoon Lingerie for a Sizzling Wedding Night
from:The first night together as man and wife is one that you will never want to forget. Make your wedding night special by choosing the perfect honeymoon lingerie that will heat things up and keep things interesting. Traditional honeymoon lingerie has been found in shades of white and sometimes black for the more daring bride. But just as the world is not black and white, your wedding night should not be either. Put some color into the picture with the newer shades and styles of honeymoon lingerie that you and your new hubby will both love.
Shades that get Noticed
What is your favorite color? Baby doll pink or fire engine red? Honeymoon lingerie comes in all the shades of the rainbow today, so that you can find the pieces that will best complement your complexion and coloring. Currently, the most popular colors for honeymoon lingerie appear to be turquoise and red, but other choice colors include soft greens and pinks and powdery lilacs. Brunettes can go bright and bold, and blondes can opt for the deceivingly innocent pastels. Black looks good on just about anyone, and tends to be a favorite of many grooms.
Styles that Sizzle
A huge variety of styles is one of the biggest reasons that shopping for honeymoon lingerie is so much fun. But the grand number of options can also make the shopping experience confusing to the new lingerie consumer. It helps if you have an idea of what some of the lingerie terms mean before you hit the mall. Camisoles and matching panties are one of the styles that is most popular for honeymoon lingerie. For a little more coverage you can opt for the chemise that is similar to the camisole but a bit longer in length. The baby doll is shorter than a chemise and flares out from the hips for a cute, playful look.
When it comes to shopping for your honeymoon lingerie, keep in mind that you might not want to stop with just one outfit. Brides who wear the sexy duds on the first night and show up in flannel nightshirts the next may cool off the honeymoon quicker than they would like. If lace and spaghetti straps don’t make for a comfortable week, opt for low cut, sheer nightshirts that sport some style and sex-appeal for the rest of the vacation. There will be plenty of time for the flannel long after the first anniversary is celebrated!
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