Although I'm sure that my wedding will be the most romantic day of my life, I've heard from several different married friends that romance is scarce on the actual wedding night. By that point, you've been up for countless hours smiling and posing for photos, entertaining a hundred or so of your nearest and dearest, and dancing the night away. It's completely understandable if throwing on a sexy négligée and seducing your new husband isn't the first thing on your mind. Make up for it on your honeymoon by creating a late-night wardrobe that will make him blush! Here, some of my favorite editors' picks.

Simply Sweet Babydolls

1. Betsey Johnson Chiffon and Lace Babydoll with Thong ($59, bloomingdales.com)

Feel like a movie star when you walk down the aisle in this season's crop of Hollywood-inspired gowns. These gowns, befitting a starlet, include form-fitting silhouettes, sexy high slits, low backs, bias hems and daring necklines. They are also embellished with dazzling details to make them camera ready.

As the standard bearer for glamour and elegance, Hollywood is a great inspiration for your wedding look. This season designers were inspired by the 20's, 30's, and 40's. When planning a "White Carpet Hollywood" look, download pics of trendsetters like Jean Harlow, Rita Hayworth, Audrey Hepburn, Lauren Bacall and Veronica Lake to show your hair and makeup artist. Taking beauty cues from these lovely ladies would be the perfect way to complete your big day look. Who doesn't want Veronica Lake finger waves to go with their slinky gown?

In regards to accessories, look for cage veils, deco inspired jewelry, gloves and sparkling heels to complete your glamour girl look. This luxe style works best with a more formal evening wedding. I would suggest longer slinky gowns for your bridesmaids with maybe a Billie Holiday flower in their hair. Have fun with this trend and make your day "White Carpet" worthy.

—Naima DiFranco

If you haven't yet checked out our exclusive sale with The Aisle New York,  you're in luck—we've just extended the sale through Monday, February 13 at 11 p.m. due to overwhelming popularity! Don't miss this chance to score amazing gowns and accessories for up to 70% off the retail price. 

Our fabulous fashion editor, Naima DiFranco, personally selected more than 100 great products for the bridal fashion event of the season, from a stunning Monique Lhuillier gown for $899 (down from $3,520!) to these beautiful crystal earrings for $49 (down from $96). 

Shop directly from our special online-only look book, where Naima created perfect inspiration boards for the season's hottest trends!

Tell us: Have you found your gown or accessories in our sale?

—Kristen O'Gorman Klein

Recently, I sat down with master stylist Yann Varin of the Yann Varin Salon in Manhattan. Yann created the incredibly elegant hairstyles at Carolina Herrera's bridal show and is considered a master of updos. Here, Yann imparts some of his expert advice to getting a gorgeous updo for your big day.

Check with your stylist if updos are in his/her repertoire.
Not all stylists have the particular skill set required to create an interesting updo. Check first, then schedule a trial if you are comfortable with the artist, or just start with just a free consultation if you unsure. Scheduling a consultation is the key to getting the hairstyle you want.

Consider your accessories.
The biggest mistake you can make is to forget your veil or hair accessory when consulting with your stylist. "The stylist has to take into account where the accessory will be placed when creating a hair style," Varin says. "You don't want your veil in an awkward spot or falling out halfway through the night. The veil should anchor the updo."

Think about the location of your wedding.
Yann believes you should match your updo style to the style and formality of the event. Something loose for the beach and something tighter for a grand ballroom. It is good to bring pictures of your wedding venue and your dress so your stylist can get a sense of the atmosphere and theme of your wedding.

Staying organized during the wedding-planning process can be challenging—we brides know that it takes just one misplaced business card or (gulp) contract to create chaos. With Mindy Weiss' new book, The Wedding Planner & Organizer, you'll never have an excuse to toss papers in a stack under your desk ever again. It comes with sturdy pockets and zippered storage bags, so you can safely tuck away essential contact info and objects (like magazine tear-outs and fabric swatches) immediately after appointments. We caught up with the renowned wedding planner (a favorite of stars including Hilary Duff, Katy Perry and Backstreet Boy AJ McLean) at David's Bridal, where she gave us the scoop and shared some exclusive advice for BG brides!

Watch Mindy explain why you should pick up a copy ASAP:

Each week, we feature wedding music recommendations from Scratch Weddings, the nation's leader with the best wedding DJs at affordable prices. This week's post comes from DJ K. Ross. Hailing from upstate New York and currently based in Buffalo, K. Ross is a DJ, producer and performer who has spun for crowds in New York, L.A., Paris, London, Amsterdam, and everywhere in between. His credentials span from hip-hop to indie rock, opening for acts such as Cypress Hill, Mos Def, Matt & Kim, and Tribe Called Quest as well as performing at SXSW, Coachella and Rock the Bells. His encyclopedic musical knowledge is sure to impress even the most discerning couples, and with more than a decade's worth of DJ experience, K.Ross can effortlessly spin both hits and deep cuts from every genre imaginable. "I really try to get a sense of a couple's specific musical taste, because they should hear every song they want for their wedding.”

Photo Credit: Holli B Photography