A scoop is the universal classic neckline. It is a simple u shaped curve which can be as modest or revealing as one prefers. It works well for any sleeve type and flatters every figure.
	The Batteau neckline runs from shoulder to shoulder in a gently curving cut. A sleek yet modest neckline, it draws attention to the neck and shoulder area and de-emphasizes the bust. Looks great strapless or with sleeves.
	Halter necklines are defined by a strap which runs from the bodice and connects behind the neck. They can be used with a variety of other neckline shapes but are frequently seen with a v-neck for a sexier look. Halter dresses have no sleeves and draw attention to the arms and shoulders of the bride.
	A high neckline is simply one which comes all the way up to the neck or has a collar. It tends to give a formal look and can be done either as part of the main dress material or in a sheer contrast such as lace of chiffon. It is compatible with all sleeve styles and figures.
	A square neckline is just that, square. Like the scoop and v neck lines it is a simple classic, giveing a crisp and elegant look to any dress style.This works well with all sleeve types and flatters any figure.
	A sweetheart neckline curves over each breast with a v in the center creating a heart shape. It is a great option for larger busted brides as it both supports and controls. Most often seen on strapless gowns this neckline can also work well with a variety of sleeve styles.
	The V-neck has a self explanatory shape. It is good for all figures, enhancing the bust line while offering control for larger brides while smaller busted ladies can go with a deeper cut which gives the illusion of more. Works well with all sleeve and dress styles.