What Bridal Designer Hayley Paige Says Will Be The Big Wedding Dress Trend In 2018

A wedding is considered one of the biggest days in a person's life. At the heart of many of those weddings is a dress. Hayley Paige, star of TLC's "Hayley Ever After," predicts what the look of the year is going to be. Plain and simple, she says it's "sleeves." Paige also discusses what it was like to shoot not one but two series about her life in the bridal gown industry. "Hayley Ever After" is available on Facebook Watch and "Hayley Ever After: The Dress" will air on TLC January 13 at 9pm.

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