Looking for Wedding Dresses in Aurora

The best way to choose Aurora wedding dress is to find one that flatters your body type and matches the wedding theme. Your dress selection should also be based on your venue and chosen theme. You can easily identify your body type with the help of our wedding dress guide. Our wedding dress consultants can also help you find the perfect dress. Discuss your wedding theme and style preferences with our team. We will accordingly guide you towards dresses that complement your style and are suitable for the theme and location of the wedding.

Shop for your bridal gown in Aurora at authorized dealers of designer wedding dress collections to receive authentic, high-quality garments. Best for Bride is an authorized dealer for collections like Mori Lee, Sophia Tolli, Jasmine, Sans Pareil and more. You can find dresses at different prices and styles in our collections.

The right designer collection for your wedding will depend on your budget and style preferences. While Aurora Mori Lee wedding dresses and Sophia Tolli collections feature sophisticated and elegant dresses, Sans Pareil dresses are cutting-edge and trendy. Similarly, each designer collection is special in its way. Your best option is to visit a store like Best for Bride that carries numerous designer collections. Explore various dress styles available to find the right one that flatters your body and makes you feel beautiful.

Cheap but original designer bridal dresses in Aurora are available at Best for Bride. Browse through our clearance and sales collection to find dresses from previous seasons at highly reduced prices.

The best color for your wedding gown would depend on your personal preferences. Ivory suits most skin tones while true white is best for dark complexions. If you want your wedding gown to be different, look for light colors like blush and eggshell or bold, dramatic colors like red and black.

Aurora Community Arboretum - The Aurora Community Arboretum is 100+ acres in size within the Town of Aurora parkland between Wellington Street to the south and St John's Sideroad.
Hillary House National Historic Site - Hillary House, the Koffler Museum of Medicine, is a house built in the Gothic Revival style, now in use as a museum. Built in 1862, Hillary House in Aurora, Ontario, is recognized by the National Historic Sites and Monuments Board as one of the best examples of Gothic Revival architecture in Canada.
Sheppard's Bush Conservation Area - Natural setting featuring forest hiking trails, picnic pavilions & multiple soccer fields.
Aurora Historical Society - The Aurora Historical Society started in 1963 and purchased Hillary House in 1981. The original mandate of the Historical Society was to support historic preservation in Aurora as well as to collect artifacts.
Town Park Aurora

Aurora (2006 Population 47,629) is an affluent Canadian town in York Region, approximately 40 km north of Toronto. It is situated on the Oak Ridges Moraine in a part of the Greater Toronto Area and the Golden Horseshoe. Nearly 7% of Aurora's residents are visible minorities.

Many Aurora residents commute to Toronto, and the town is part of the Greater Toronto Area.

In the Canada 2006 Census, the national rank of population of Aurora rose above 100th for the first time, reaching 97th in Canada's list of largest municipalities in terms of population, compared to 113th in the 2001 Census.

The town was first settled in 1854 when the junction of Yonge Street and a new railway proved to be an ideal settlement. Aurora was incorporated as a town in 1888.

The Town of Aurora municipal government is composed of the Mayor and eight Councillors elected on an "at large" basis. The Mayor represents the Town at York Region Council.

The town is part of the federal riding of Newmarket Aurora. The riding is presently represented in the Canadian House of Commons by Belinda Stronach, a member of the Liberal Party of Canada. She had been elected as a member of the Conservative Party of Canada, but on May 17, 2005 she switched parties, citing discomfort with the social policies of the Conservatives as one of the reasons for the switch. She was re-elected as a Liberal in the election on January 23, 2006.