Meet Your Perfect Wedding Dress Match

You've made the commitment and set the date -- now it's time to choose the dress! (Some of us would argue that's almost as important as choosing the groom, right?) January is all about spring and summer wedding planning, and you're no doubt pouring over the pretty pages of all the new bridal magazines out this month.

Whatever your fantasy, there's a gown to match based on your horoscope sign.

Will you sweep down the aisle in a beaded, strapless confection with a chapel-length train trailing behind you? Or will you take your vows in a simple white cotton eyelet dress on the beach at sunset? Look to your sign's style for help with your bridal gown shopping:

Aries (March 21 - April 19)

You're not very formal, so a daytime wedding would suit you best. Your gown should be lightweight and unfussy -- perhaps a sexy, strapless number or a sleek, halter-neck gown with a ribbon at the waist -- and minimal jewelry. A fuller skirt, flats instead of heels and a relaxed hairstyle will put you at ease.

Taurus (April 20 - May 20)

Because you're so tactile and adore sensual fabrics, the latest wedding gowns in silk chiffon with embroidered and jewel-encrusted bodices are made for you. Emphasize your bosom with a V-necked, empire-style dress with contrasting peach sash and a sheer, lace-embroidered veil. Or, be extra daring with an off-the-shoulder, cream-colored floor-length gown that accents your cleavage with tiny, floral appliques.

Gemini (May 21 - June 20)

With your playful, nontraditional style, Gemini, you'd look great in a silk taffeta dress with knee-length, bubble skirt accented by multiple strands of rope pearls and silver sandals. Or, sport an Edie Sedgwick-inspired white linen above-the-knee creation with lace appliqués, silver headband, dangly silver earrings and flats. For an evening affair, try a silk chiffon, rhinestone-encrusted strapless gown that shows off your shapely shoulders.

Cancer (June 21 - July 22)

Part of you yearns for a simple ceremony on the beach, wearing a long, halter dress in cotton eyelet with flowers in your hair. But another part of you has always visualized the elegant formality of an evening church wedding. In that scenario, you're wearing an empire waist, silk taffeta gown with chapel-length train and veil, Grandma's brooch or pearls setting off your décolletage. Keep the shoes comfortable, either way.