Every Body is a Bridal Body

• Episode 43 "Behind The Seams- What Your Bridal Consultant Really Does"

  💍 Episode Summary:In this episode, Natasha and Kassidy delve into the multifaceted role of bridal consultants. From early morning preparations to emotional support during appointments, discover the dedication and expertise that go into helping brides find their perfect gown.📚 Resources & References:Lovella Bridal – Tips and Advice for Being a Bridal StylistAisle Less Traveled – Women, Weddings, and Emotional LaborDarianna Bridal – Some Highs and Lows of Being a Bridal ConsultantBeth Chapman Consulting – Bridal Store Education & TrainingAs well as our 1-on-1 experience with our beautiful brides ♥️📱 Connect with Us:Website: www.va-bridal.comInstagram: @va_bridalEmail: [email protected]

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• Episode 41 "Til Death Do Us Part: The Dark, Royal, and Rebellious History of Black Wedding Gowns

  💍 Episode Summary:In this hauntingly elegant episode of Every Body is a Bridal Body, Natasha and Kassidy dive into the shadowy, symbolic, and surprisingly traditional history of black wedding gowns. From medieval vows to royal mourning fashion, you’ll learn why black has always been more bridal than you think—and how today’s brides are reclaiming its power.We trace the origins of the phrase “Till death do us part,” explore the bold brides of 19th century Spain and Finland, and discuss why wearing black down the aisle isn’t rebellious—it’s a return to legacy. This episode blends fashion history, feminine insight, and a touch of gothic glam to help you rethink everything you know about “the bridal look.”🖤What You’ll Hear in This Episode:The religious and political roots of “Till death do us part”Why black was the wedding gown of choice for centuries in EuropeHow Queen Victoria’s grief turned mourning into fashionWhat black symbolizes today—and why more brides are embracing itHow to reclaim tradition on your terms📚 Sources & References:The Knot – The History of “Till Death Do Us Part”ICOM Costume Journal – Brides in Black: Finland’s Black Gown TraditionReddit – Spanish Black Bridal Fashion from 1800–1960Vogue – Can You Wear Black to a Wedding?Smithsonian – Mourning Attire & Queen Victoria📱 Connect With Us:💻 Website: www.va-bridal.com📸 Instagram: @va_bridal💌 Email: [email protected]

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• Episode 40 "Tailored For You-Behind the Seams and Style of the 2025 Met Gala"

  In this special episode of Every Body is a Bridal Body, Kass and Natasha step off the bridal runway and onto fashion’s biggest stage: the 2025 Met Gala.This year’s theme, “Superfine: Tailoring Black Style,” honored the elegance, cultural legacy, and expressive power of Black fashion—especially through the lens of Black dandyism. We dive into the looks that stunned, the designers who delivered, and the real price of access to the most exclusive night in fashion.✂️ In This Episode:The story behind this years themeKass and Natasha’s Top 5 Best Dressed (spoiler: Damson Idris, Janelle Monáe, Lewis Hamilton & more!)Who wore what and why it workedA peek behind the velvet rope—ticket prices, designer invites, and how celebs get their gownsThe designers who defined the night: Christopher John Rogers, Sergio Hudson, Maximilian DavisSurprise performances, AI-generated gowns, and other off-carpet moments you need to hear about📰 References:The Met Gala 2025 theme, "Superfine: Tailoring Black Style"Details on the Costume Institute's exhibitionTicket and table pricing informationDamson Idris's dramatic entrance and outfit detailsJanelle Monáe's Thom Browne ensembleInsights into Black dandyism and its cultural significance💬 Let’s Discuss:Who made your best-dressed list? Were you into this year’s theme? 📱 Connect With Us:💻 Website: www.va-bridal.com📸 Instagram: @va_bridal💌 Email: [email protected]

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• Episode 39 "Am I the Asshole: Wedding Edition"

  🎙️Episode Summary:On this spicy episode of Every Body is a Bridal Body, Natasha and Kassidy dive headfirst into the internet’s favorite drama minefield: Reddit’s Am I the Asshole?—but make it wedding themed. From wild dress codes to bridesmaids being uninvited to a sister-in-law getting booted from the big day for her outfit, we unpack it all with our signature blend of bridal insight and brutal honesty.Get ready for unfiltered opinions, real industry context, and maybe a few moments where we say, “Oh no, she did not.”Because in weddings? The line between setting boundaries and being the problem is razor thin.DISCLAIMER: There is a lot of swearing in this episode (for obvious reasons 😂 listener discretion is advised.🧵 What You’ll Hear in This Episode:Our hot takes on who’s really the asshole in these messy scenariosWhy dress code enforcement walks a fine line between classy and controllingThe emotional labor bridesmaids are expected to shoulder—and where to draw the lineWhat happens when personal style and family dynamics collide (hint: drama)📚 Reddit Threads Referenced in This Episode:FMILs White Dress ObsessionAITA For Not Wanting To Change My Wedding TimeAITA For Getting My Mom and I UninvitedAITA For Not Letting My Fiance's Cousin Be a BridesmaidAITA For Kicking My SIL Out of My Reception📱 Stay Connected With Us:💻 Website: www.va-bridal.com📸 Instagram: @va_bridal💌 Email: [email protected]

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• Episode 38 "Y2K, But Make It Bridal: The Early 2000s Trends Making a Comeback"

  💍 In this episode of Every Body is a Bridal Body, Natasha and Kassidy explore the resurgence of Y2K fashion in bridal trends. From slip dresses to butterfly motifs, discover how early 2000s styles are influencing modern weddings and how you can incorporate these nostalgic elements into your special day.🧵What You’ll Hear:The return of minimalist slip dresses and their timeless appealEmbracing two-piece ensembles for a modern bridal lookIncorporating butterfly motifs and whimsical detailsBold colors and iridescent fabrics making a statementThe comeback of statement accessories like chokers and platform shoes📚 Resources & Articles Referenced:Vintage Trends From The Early 2000s – Maggie SotteroAre These 25 Year Old Wedding Trends Making a Come Back? – Virginia Bride MagazineThe Ultimate Guide to 2025 Wedding Dress Trends – The Bridal CollectionThis Controversial Y2K Trend Was the Biggest Surprise at NYBFW – VogueSydney Sweeney Slings a Belt Over Her Anti-Bridal Corset – VogueButterfly Wedding Inspiration – Ruffled Blog📱 Follow Us:Instagram: @va_bridalBook an Appointment: va-bridal.com

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