By now, you no doubt know that the designer of Ashley Hebert’s wedding dress was Randi Rahm. What you may be confused on is what kind of dress this was. 

Different sources label the dress differently.Looking for the ideal dress to wear for A-Line Wedding Dresses? Some call it a mermaid simply because it’s the only dress style name they know that isn’t a ballgown.Freeshipping cute ball gown wedding dress rural ring set . Other sites like InStyle referred to it as a fit and flare. Well, we decided to narrow down the search so when you go try on wedding dresses you’ll know exactly what style to ask for. 

According to The Wedding Shoppe Inc. you can tell the difference between a mermaid dress vs a fit and flare dress rather easily: 

So, what’s the difference between the fit and flare and the mermaid? And what’s the difference between the fit and flare and the trumpet? 

The Fit and Flare flares right below the hip 
The Mermaid flares at or below the knee 
The Trumpet flares gradually, at approximately mid-thigh 

When a keen eye, we noted that Ashley Hebert’s wedding dress flared out at the knee,Elegant Empire Wedding Dresses in chiffon. which means this is a mermaid wedding dress. If you want a fuller dress, consider asking for a fit and flare or trumpet dress. It will keep a small frame from being swallowed, while still giving a bride a bit of ballroom fantasy. 

Costa Rica wrapped up trade negotiations with the European Free Trade Association (EFTA) in the early hours last Saturday in Guatemala City. 

The agreement would improve conditions for entry of Costa Rican products in EFTA countries (Liechtenstein,We provide rental service on a variety of Wedding Dress Shops, qua and tuxedos, etc.Shop PromGirl for maggie sottero wedding dress and pageant gowns with high low hemlines. Iceland, Norway and Switzerland), “providing opportunities to increase and diversify our exports and to encourage foreign direct investment,”Costa Rican Foreign Trade Minister Anabel González said. 

“We’re establishing opportunities for Costa Rica to set a framework of clear rules for a market with a high net-average GDP [$40,000 average per capita] and willing to pay for the quality that distinguishes our products,” the minister added. 

Negotiations include benefits for Costa Rican agricultural products such as bananas and other tropical fruit, coffee, sugar and flowers. Costa Rica gave EFTA the same tariff treatment as that accorded the European Union. 

The parties expect to comply with the legal review process as soon as possible, “with the aim of signing the agreement by June 2013,”Trade Vice Minister Fernando Ocampo said. 

Panama, Guatemala and Honduras also are expected to continue discussions with EFTA in coming weeks.