Deciding on your ideal wedding dress can be a tricky and overwhelming task. We bring you the 10 latest wedding dress trends to make this task a little easier.
Wild, loose, freewheeling bouquets
Unstructured wild and free bouquets are on trend. The ideal compliment to a vintage themed wedding with bridesmaids in lace and soft romantic pastel colour dresses.
Plunging necklines
This look of plunging necklines all the way down to the waist is not only super sexy, but it also provides a sharp contrast to the high-necks and romantic sweetheart or illusion of last year.
Whimsical hair adornments
Channel your inner Princess with a fairy-tale headpieces with pearls, jewels, flowers and lace. Switch up a traditional bridesmaids bouquet with a boho floral headpiece.
Painterly floral prints
A gorgeous way to step a touch outside the box, is choosing beautiful floral print bridesmaid dresses.
Two-piece numbers
This trend is for the ultra modern bride. Crop tops might not be forever, but they are super hot right now.
Black accents
Black is the new something blue. Add a black sash, bow or accessories to your wedding dress to pull of this look.
3D Florals
Laser cut lace florals are ideal for creating depth and texture to your wedding dress.
Crystal and pearl embellishments
From showers of sparkles to subtle stripes of pearls to “my entire dress is made of beads,” there’s a style for every personality out there to ensure you sparkle throughout your wedding day.
Attached skirts
If the skirt’s detachable, you get two dresses in one, which is what makes this trend even more appealing. From barely-there tulle A-line skirt to lace full circle skirts, they aim to create a sweet sensuality that doesn’t at all feel overtly sexy
Illusion bodices
Completely nude bodices that boast floral appliqués are proving to be the hottest ongoing trend from 2014. Carefully placed lace appliqués edged in sheer fabric creates a very ethereal feel to your wedding dress.
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