Bridal and Bridesmaid Fabric Swatches

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5 Reasons Buying Fabric Wedding Swatches is a Must Buying fabric wedding swatches is key to making sure all of the colors and fabrics are exactly the way you’ve dreamed, especially if you’ll be ordering wedding and bridesmaid dresses online. Whether you’ll be shopping at a bridal salon or online, there are a few perks to having fabric swatches. Here are Avery Austin’s top 5 reasons to order fabric bridal and bridesmaid swatches. With Fabric Wedding Swatches, You Can… Confirm the Color Off-Screen. Having fabric bridal and bridesmaid swatches in your hand can make all the difference, since colors can look very different on a screen. Looking at a wedding dress on your phone, you might not be able to see the subtle differences between ivory, ivory/nude, ivory/champagne, ivory/sand, and ivory/blush. Having the different bridal swatches in front of you makes it easier to notice the change in hues between each option. Even in person, it’s a good idea to put bridal and bridesmaid swatches in different lighting situations to get the best feel for the colors. Take a swatch outside to see the color in the sun, or bring it into the venue itself and imagine how the wedding party dresses will look under indoor lights. Consider photographing the swatches in the different lighting options to see how the color presents itself in each scenario. Compare Dress Fabrics. If you’re shopping online and are less familiar with bridal fabrics, this is one of the biggest perks to buying fabric wedding swatches. For example, you no longer have to guess at the differences between chiffon, lush chiffon, and lux chiffon when you can compare fabric swatches for each. Wondering if glitter knit bridesmaid dresses shed sparkles? Handling the swatch can answer your question! Narrow Your Options. Maybe you haven’t quite settled on a favorite wedding color or dress fabric yet. Get a few fabric swatches in the fabrics and colors you’re considering, then compare them by look and touch. That can help you el