The Ceremony Dress Edit
If you haven’t said yes to a dress, let our edit of wedding ceremony dresses spark your imagination. While the modern bride has more than one white dress to shop—that is, if she’s changing after the ceremony or hosting a rehearsal dinner—the ceremony dress is undoubtedly the dress that’s most important. Your dress should be a reflection of your personal day-to-day style and embody the type of bride you want to be. Plus, it should feel at home without the setting, so take cues for your wedding venue and location. Having a traditional church wedding in your hometown? Emilia Wickstead’s prim yet modern options will suit you wonderfully. Are your nuptials set in a more exotic locale? Like a beach? A dress that will billow in the ocean breeze would be picture-perfect. Is your wedding set in a city? Here, high-shine silk and duchess satin dressed cut in a less-expected silhouette might be for you. Bridal designer Danielle Frankel, in this case, will be worth looking into. Shop all these, plus the bridal accessories to match, in our edit of wedding ceremony dresses.
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