Retro wedding goodies: ModCloth is lining up a ton of affordable wedding fashion #Fashion#Wedding Shoes#blue shoes#flats#jewelry#omg dresses#retro#shoes#short dress Updated Mar 12 2020 (Posted Mar 22 2016) Catherine Clark bijouxandbits This post features offbeat affiliates, meaning that if you buy something featured, you'll be financially supporting this site's mission of bringing awesomeness to readers everywhere. Wedding Belle Dress, Flowing to the Chapel Dress, and Perfect, As Planned Dress We're always digging on ModCloth for their super curated retro stylings, but the ModCloth wedding collection is kind of off the hook. There are lots of dress options from super fancy to cute and casual, and accessories and shoes to salivate over. Plus, most styles run up to 4X, so they're pretty size-inclusive. Let's take a look at some of our personal faves from their wedding collection. Retro-chic dresses Altar Ego Dress in White Mix and Matrimony Dress in White Cordially Delighted Dress Kicky heels and flats It’s Never Too Scintillate Heel in Silver A Hug and a Kick Flat I’ve Got You, My Pretty Flat in Champagne Shoe Had Me At Hello Heel in Sky With Honor Flat Hair accessories and jewelry Relishing Recollections Necklace Leaves of Classic Hair Comb Touch of Tranquility Belt and Little Bit of Glitz Belt Let Me Trinket Through Necklace Floral of the Story Flower Crown Smart Deco Necklace Related Post There is no THE DRESS: get over the fantasy and avoid wedding dress regret After five days passed and I still hadn't tried on the dress, it became evident that I was afraid to try on the dress again. I was afraid that I… Read More You can also check out real life brides wearing ModCloth in their gallery here! Catherine Clark Catherine Clark loiters at her local library, makes art, watches movies en masse, plays video and tabletop games, poorly cooks healthy things, cuddles with her feline fur babies, and blogs at BijouxandBits.com. @enidjcoleslaw @bijouxandbits @bijouxandbits PREVIOUS Anyone else struggling with FEELING engaged while not officially engaged? NEXT Potluck bouquet: Build a bouquet from flowers that guests bring Show/Hide comments [ 3 ] I love OBB and have for ages, and one of the reasons why I've always respected this site and the Empire overall is due to good business ethics and practices. Which is why I got super sad when I didn't see an affiliate disclosure on this post. I'm curious if it was just an oversight or if it's a change in the way the site is approaching affiliate-based content. Reply Heya! This is an awesome question, and I'm so glad you brought it up. I love having readers that watch out for this stuff. So to answer your most immediate question: in the case of this post, it was an oversight. It's been corrected, and the affiliate disclaimer is now showing! Your question brings up a larger issue I should address, though. I've written about how the Offbeat Empire use Skimlinks: https://offbeatempire.com/skimlinks. Having Skimlinks enabled on our sites means that technically every single link on our network is an affiliate link — even links that readers share in the comments. This makes the disclaimer feel a little silly. Sure, this specific post is focused on an affiliate… but if you're concerned about monetization, it's worth assuming that every post is designed to be a revenue driver. Should we have the disclaimer at the top of every single page? (That's a lot of clutter.) Should we have it the sidebar like we do on Vendor listings? (Will people see it?) It currently lives in the footer of every page across every Offbeat Empire site… This is a great topic for an Offbeat Empire post… I'll try to write something up soon! Regardless, I'm glad you brought up the issue — I'm always down to talk monetization transparency. Reply OMG. MUST buy that first dress. N.O.W. Will see where to wear it later! 😉 Reply Join the conversation Cancel ReplyYour email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *Comment Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment. Sign me up for your offbeat awesomeness newsletter! No-drama comment policy Part of what makes the Offbeat Empire different is our commitment to civil, constructive commenting. Make sure you're familiar with our no-drama comment policy. Biz owners & wedding bloggers Please just use your real name in your comment, not your business name or blog title. Our comments are not the place to pimp your website. If you want to promote your stuff on Offbeat Bride, join us as an advertiser instead.
I love OBB and have for ages, and one of the reasons why I've always respected this site and the Empire overall is due to good business ethics and practices. Which is why I got super sad when I didn't see an affiliate disclosure on this post. I'm curious if it was just an oversight or if it's a change in the way the site is approaching affiliate-based content. Reply
Heya! This is an awesome question, and I'm so glad you brought it up. I love having readers that watch out for this stuff. So to answer your most immediate question: in the case of this post, it was an oversight. It's been corrected, and the affiliate disclaimer is now showing! Your question brings up a larger issue I should address, though. I've written about how the Offbeat Empire use Skimlinks: https://offbeatempire.com/skimlinks. Having Skimlinks enabled on our sites means that technically every single link on our network is an affiliate link — even links that readers share in the comments. This makes the disclaimer feel a little silly. Sure, this specific post is focused on an affiliate… but if you're concerned about monetization, it's worth assuming that every post is designed to be a revenue driver. Should we have the disclaimer at the top of every single page? (That's a lot of clutter.) Should we have it the sidebar like we do on Vendor listings? (Will people see it?) It currently lives in the footer of every page across every Offbeat Empire site… This is a great topic for an Offbeat Empire post… I'll try to write something up soon! Regardless, I'm glad you brought up the issue — I'm always down to talk monetization transparency. Reply