Whether it is in the fit or the styling, these beautiful pieces each, in their own way, allow the bride to shine, reflecting individual style and letting the emotion of the day take centre stage.
Dance all night long in the Riviera, a satin halterneck a-line with thigh split from Stephanie Allin’s Kiss collection.
In her latest collection, Speak, Kate Halfpenny wanted to give brides a way to “express themselves, to speak up sartorially, and show the world exactly who they are”. We want to express how much we love the Ada dress, shown here with the India Slip.
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This is not a drill: Asos Design has entered the bridal market. If you’re a bride on a budget, get online to find an inclusive range of on-trend styles like the sequined Curve Nia maxi or the fashion-forward tie front blazer.
Sabina Motasem is rightly acclaimed for both her commitment to sustainability and her elegant, simple bridal designs. We love the fluid cut of Elsa.
We’re dazzled by molten silver of Fat Face’s Mimosa metallic maxi. It may not be sitting within the bridal section, but what a stunning gown.
Silk chiffon and vintage lace are used by Ivory & Co to create the weightless Bohemia Bolero, shown here over the Ghost Whisper dress from their Wild at Heart Collection.
The off-shoulder neckline and Watteau train in Marchesa’s Harmonia gown makes a virtue of minimalism. We love the slicked back hair and discreet jewellery which works so well with this serene vision.
Grace Loves Lace specialise in comfort able, flexible fabrics and cuts across in inclusive range of sizes. In Muse, their latest collection, they have incorporated built-in shapewear meaning high-octane glamour now comes with targeted sculpting to snatch and smooth.
Popular high street brand, Nobody’s Child have brought out a Bridal Party Collection using environmentally friendly fabric. We love this floor-length bardot slip with adjustable spaghetti straps and sensual bias cut.
The Reformation has made the blazer dress bridal.
Short, sweet and oh-so pretty. From the Colpo di Fulmine (Love at First Sight) collection by New Zealand’s leading bridal designer, Trish Peng.
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Victoria Jane’s Yana dress is a classic boho design in crepe and chiffon with lace at the waist and gathering the bountiful sleeve. A keyhole bare back provides a little unexpected drama.
A modern-day classic. Loosely fitted single-breasted white suit from Whistles.
Soft pleats, scattered with light-reflecting sparkles and a gentle pink underlay give this design from Danielle Couture a relaxed feel which belies its intricate design.
