Bridal gowns with sleeves

Oleg Baburow’s 2022 “Only Love” bridal collection is filled with delicately romantic details that shine. We dare you to take a look

These are the most shared, viewed and liked wedding dresses from the Spring/Summer and Fall/Winter 2024 bridal seasons, as featured on Wedding

One of the questions on so many brides’ minds right now is how to get two looks in one, without going over budget. In other words, how to turn a day look to night effortlessly and affordably, and is there a wedding dress out there that can be perfect for both the ceremony and the reception? From magical sparkles to vintage-inspired glam to dazzling colors, we've handpicked some of our favorite collections to ensure your bridal look shines from day to night. Get inspired!

Moderna and contemporary asymmetric mikado ballgown with lace illusion sleeves. One mikado sleeve and one lace sleeve is for the bride fashionable bride

Ersa Atelier’s Spring 2024 bridal collection is characterized by delicately embellished bodice with plunging, scalloped necklines and incredible lace details. Another signature

Mon Cheri Bridals is the home to some of the best wedding, prom and special occasion designers. From Ellie Wilde to Sophia Tolli, Mon Cheri Bridals is the place to find the perfect dress for your next event.

Americans spend on average $33,391 on their wedding day. And while most lovebirds are willing to pay $540 on average for the cake, the wedding gown can set them back $1,509. If the pair are high spenders, the budget for the dress can soar up to $3,158, according to a study by The Knot.

Wedding Dress Nessa | EK1611 Ballgown with ivory lace, silver thread and sequins over ivory tulle, champagne tulle, dust matte lining, skin unlined bodice with Chantilly lace, long sleeves. Colors: Ivory/Champagne/Dust/Skin Ivory/Ivory/Skin