A woman’s wedding is one of the most important days of her life, and picking out the right wedding dress means everything. Most girls roaming around the planet have spent literally countless hours dreaming of every single little detail of their future “Big Day”. It’s safe to say that the majority of those hours get poured into exactly what the future bride will want her wedding dress to look like.
From the cut of the gown and how it frames her body, to whether or not to wear a veil, keep it short and sleeveless or all trains and lace, there is A LOT that goes into finding the perfect wedding gown. If just the basics of picking the right dress weren’t enough, there are endless options and accessories to choose from as well. Lace-embroidered trees and flowers with pearls for leaves, anyone?
Do you see why girls start planning their perfect gown from the get-go? Fortunately, the masses of women conjuring up their dream-gowns have some help. There are thousands of fashion designers out there taking on the challenge of creating the drop-dead gorgeous gowns that every woman would kill for…the ladies just have to find them. So, to get your creative juices flowing and give you just a glimpse of what’s out there, here are 30 awe-inspiring wedding dresses that would tempt any woman to sell her soul!
Princess Eugenie’s Low-Back Stunner
Peter Pilotto and Christopher de Vos proved their Britain-based designer label is made for royalty when they stunned the world with their wedding dress design for Princess Eugenie last year. The classical full bodice paired with a pleated skirt elegantly brought the princess’s feminine physique to the forefront. The folded neckline that gently drops away into a flowing train was a special request by the princess to display her battle scar from her scoliosis surgery.
Jacy Kay is perhaps one of the most well-known designers when it comes to adding in a heavy-handed flair to his wedding dresses. He spares no detail when creating wearable glamour. In fact, some of his breath-taking designs weigh an incredible forty five pounds!
Kate Middleton’s dress shot to the top of all-time iconic wedding dresses the moment she wore it out of the palace! The Princess worked with designer Sarah Burton, from historically famous Alexander McQueen, very closely on the details of her victorian-inspired wedding gown. The train itself is 9 feet long, and the lace embroidery includes roses, lily of the valley, and thistle, all sewn into the dress by hand!
When you have a body like Gwyneth Paltrow’s you make the wedding dress to fit! When the drop-dead-gorgeous actress tied the knot with Brad Falchuk, she hired Valentino to design the dress for the big day and did the decision ever pay off. The jaw of every guest at her Hamptons-home wedding dropped when she glided down the aisle in her sheer lace, fitted bodice dress complete with a cathedral style veil.
Tex Saverio doesn’t have the patience for cutting corners when it comes to designing his wedding dresses. With a flair for geometric patterns and the desire to weave harmony into each dress he designs, you can be sure you will only get a one-of-a-kind gown with this symmetry-loving designer!
Long before Kate’s dresses joined the ranks of iconicism, U.S. First Lady Jacqueline Bouvier, also known as Jackie O, was making the masses sick with envy over her unparalelled wedding dress. Created using roughly fifty feet of silk tafetta, it is undoubtedly one of the most luxurious dresses in existence today!
Many people were full of doubts about Prince Harry’s decision to marry LA-born actress Meghan Markle. All of those fears dissipated though when they caught a glimpse of her personal sense of taste when she wore her wedding gown. Designed by Givenchy, the silk dress features a graphic bateau neckline that shows off her collar bone and elegantly frames the rest of her body while still keeping it covered. The veil, over 16 feet long, was hand embroidered with flowers and each one represented one of the Commonwealth countries.
Valdrin Sahiti Official is an Albanian based designer fashion label and brand. Sahiti is a 33-year-old Macedonian with a true flair for the flamboyant. His unmatched textiles coupled with loads of volume in his formal gowns, most notably his wedding dresses, has already earned his brand a place in the spotlight, putting sparing fashion designers to shame everywhere.
Kate Moss has often been the talk of wedding dress shopping parties with the gorgeous sheer wedding gown she wore when she married rock musician Jamie Hince. The dress was designed by her longtime friend John Galliano, a former designer with Dior. The bohemian-esque gown gently frames her body and the flare of the gown flows effortlessly with her unending veil.
Yet another Kate that loves to wow the crowds, Kate Upton wore an equally stunning gown to her wedding. The sheer Chantilly lace pattern that teased the eye was the talk of the internet for months. Even her Houston Astro’s pitcher husband, Justin Verlander, was awe-struck by his bride’s fashionable gowns.
If Valdrin Sahiti isn’t going BIG on volume, he will do just the opposite and keep it to the bare minimum. This wedding dress is inspired by nothing but skin and lace…and only the smallest hint of the imagination. The sheer lace is meticulously embroidered to just cover those most sacred parts of the bride’s body, letting her inner goddess shine forward.
Beauty Meets Function In The Detachable Skirt On Sofia Vergara’s Wedding Gown
When you’ve got curves like Sofia Vergara’s and a groom like Joe Manganiello waiting at the altar for you, you don’t hide them beneath plumes of lace…or, at least not for long. This forward-thinking bride donned a Zuhair Marad wedding gown that mesmerized the room. The bodice was hand-embroidered and emblazoned with thousands of dazzling sequins and pearls and a gorgeous lace detachable skirt that she could easily remove at the reception to rocky her beautiful body on the dance floor later.
Worn by Miranda Kerr on her wedding day and inspired by the dress donned by Grace Kelly in 1956, this dress was destined for fashion greatness. The Victoria’s Secret model commissioned the awe-inspiring dress to be created by designers of Haute Couture Dior for her LA nuptials to Evan Siegel, the founder of Snapchat. Designed by the company’s Creative Director herself, Maria Grazia Chiuri, the intent was to inspire a sense of “purity and mystery”, and the mission was well accomplished!
Show Off Your Inner Goddess In This Bohemian Lace Dress
This barely-there bohemian wedding dress was designed with the bride’s inner goddess in mind. Created by the Israel-based designer, Galia Lahav, the ultra sheer lace frock delicately drapes the skin while the thin, whispy embroidery just barely conceals the more sensuous part of the bride’s body, meant for her husband’s eyes only.
Pippa took a number out of her big sister Kate’s wedding playbook when choosing the design of her dress. Still fashion-forward yet classical, the embroidered lace short-sleeve bodice kept it timeless and beautiful. Designed by Giles Deacon, the famous British couturier, the endeared author and columnist was in safe hands when she wore her iconic-styled dress down the aisle.
Show The World Your Inner Light With Another Stunner By Galia Lahav
This boho wedding gown is fit for a queen in a fairytale world. The exceedingly long, draping lace that adorns the arms lets light slip through in a diffused sort of way, making the bride appear almost ethereal. The bodice is intricately embroidered and woven with sequins and pearls that reflect that light around her even more, giving her a truly out-of-this-world appearance!
Suzanne Harward is an Australian fashion designer based out of Melbourne, and she is harnessing the desires of the modern day Australian bride with her boho-inspired gowns. While her wedding dresses have an almost minimalist look to them, she sacrifices no detail in the cut of the fabric and the hand-embroidered lace on her fitted bodices, giving the bride-to-be and light and airy feel about her.
Feel Like An Old World Queen In This Gown By Rami Kadi
Not only is the design of this gown reminiscent of old-world royal fashion, but it also tells a story. The designer behind it all is Rami Kadi, a Lebanese designer who has literally woven history into the fabric of his wedding dresses. The designer has woven a fairytale into this particular gown that tells of Lebanon’s animals and other cultural phenomena.
Drape Yourself In Italy’s Finest Lace With A Dress By Maison Signore
Masion Signore is one of Italy’s most elite wedding dress designers and for a dam good reason; he worships his craft. Dedicating all of himself to his designs, he uses only the finest of Italian lace and materials and he hand sews every single one of his creations. This type of glamour and luxury comes at a price, though…no less than $4,000 at a bare minimum!
A Jacy Kay Wedding Dress Design Fit For The Eastern Kingdom
If you’re going to have a wedding in the Middle East, you have to have a wedding dress fit for royalty. It’s go big or go home in Eastern weddings, and stunning the crowd is expected. If you’re wearing one of Jacy Kay’s wedding dresses though, you’ll be golden as the designer’s flair for voluminous tufts of lace bedazzled in jewels and sequins is a show-stealer every single time!
Get In Touch With Your Inner Fairy In This Dress By Reem Acra
People will think they’ve crossed into the realm of fairies when they see a bride in one of Reem Acra’s wedding dresses. Completely in tune with nature and the flow of femininity within it, the designer weaves the mysteries of the natural world right into her wedding dresses. With spiraling vines and flowers hand-embroidered into the sheerest, finest of silks, guests will feel like they’re watching Spring unfold before their very eyes.
Krikor Jabotian is the master of weaving the story of heritage right into the very fabric of his wedding dresses. The designer is from Lebanon, where he fashions his masterpieces exclusively for his country. This dress was designed specifically for Ceasar, and if you want to see any of them in person, you will have to venture to the East.
Remy Quinones is considered a veteran in the wedding industry, and after years of running her own wedding salon in New Jersey, she developed a unique understanding of what every bride is looking for in her perfect dress. As a result of that insight, she launched her couture wedding brand, Isabelle Armstrong. She has also developed an addiction to exceeding every bride’s wildest hopes for their wedding dresses by making sure they fit absolutely perfect with a proprietary lining in every dress. The perfect fit paired with the timeless elegance of classical cuts in the finest fabrics, there’s a reason Isabelle Armstrong has never had an unhappy customer.
Yet another masterpiece by Krikor Jabotian, though this dress may look simple at first glance, it is anything but. Inspired by the classic design elements found in medieval fashion, the heavy lace gown is embroidered with the classic flowers of the time. The fitted bodice flows away into the flare of the gown.
Invoke La Femme With Olvi’s French Lace And Shades Of Rose
Couture wedding dress designer Olvi’s adds in shades of soft Rose Water to Ivory colored lace, where modern fashion kisses the classical tones of bridal dresses. The Queen Anne neckline showcases the beauty of the Rose Water applique which is echoed in the gorgeous train. This is a dress that will steal the breath of any modern day bride!
Yolan Cris Wedding Dress Design Will Keep You Covered And Sleeveless
If you design wedding dresses for a living but hate including sleeves into your wearable works of art, what do you do? Well, if you’re smart you take a page from Yolan Cris and eliminate the need for sleeves altogether with eye-catching collars instead!
Ashley & Justin is an American-based bridal design company that’s been in the game for over 30 years now, and all of that experience is displayed in their unique wedding dresses. Perfectly blending modern silhouettes with their sensual chic take on European classical designs. These unparalleled dresses manage to invoke all the right feelings on a wedding day, from youthful passion to a fairytale romance, these dresses have it all!
Joumana Al Hayek’s Wedding Dresses Are Fit For Royalty
Joumana Al Hayek is a Lebanese high-end bridal gown designer who first launched her brand, Dar Sara, nearly 20 years ago in 2000. Her company has grown exponentially every year because of two things; the team she has hand-picked and worked closely with to bring passion and creativity to the forefront of her work, and because the designer treats every single garment like a priceless piece of art…and she’s the artist. She is well known for her Disney-esque princess-like wedding dresses that definitely look like something out of a magical fairytale.
Pnina Tornai is an Israel-based bridal designer that has become internationally known and respected for her refreshingly sensuous wedding dress designs. Marked by her signature corset bodice design, inspired by the same structural elements as very first corsets, Tornai marries the timelessness of designs past with lush fashion of today. To really make her 100% handmade dresses stand out, the designer weaves in true Swarovski crystals and other precious gems into the embellishments of her gowns!
You Will Tap Your Inner Queen In This Stunning Design By Oksana Muha
Oksana Mukha is now a family owned global bridal market top company, but it got its start from much humbler beginnings. Oksana intended to don a wedding suit to her own ceremony when the night before she decided to try her hand at crafting her own wedding dress. Fast-forward 30 years later and Oksana Mukha is now an established wedding brand dominating the industry in a global fashion. If you want your wedding gown to be as dreamy as it can possibly be, you won’t want to overlook this world-renowned designer!
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30 Gorgeous Wedding Dresses To Tempt Any Future Bride
Jessica Adler
06.06.19
A woman’s wedding is one of the most important days of her life, and picking out the right wedding dress means everything. Most girls roaming around the planet have spent literally countless hours dreaming of every single little detail of their future “Big Day”. It’s safe to say that the majority of those hours get poured into exactly what the future bride will want her wedding dress to look like.
From the cut of the gown and how it frames her body, to whether or not to wear a veil, keep it short and sleeveless or all trains and lace, there is A LOT that goes into finding the perfect wedding gown. If just the basics of picking the right dress weren’t enough, there are endless options and accessories to choose from as well. Lace-embroidered trees and flowers with pearls for leaves, anyone?
Do you see why girls start planning their perfect gown from the get-go? Fortunately, the masses of women conjuring up their dream-gowns have some help. There are thousands of fashion designers out there taking on the challenge of creating the drop-dead gorgeous gowns that every woman would kill for…the ladies just have to find them. So, to get your creative juices flowing and give you just a glimpse of what’s out there, here are 30 awe-inspiring wedding dresses that would tempt any woman to sell her soul!
