While other trends come and go, vintage-style wedding dresses are here to stay. From the exquisite details to the quality fabrics, there’s lots that makes retro dresses special. But not everyone has the time to trawl through vintage shops to find their “something old”. That’s why we’ve pulled together our edit of bridal dresses with future-heirloom potential.
Elegant venue lined up? We’ve got just the outfit. This beautiful embellished long-sleeved wedding dress features intricate beadwork, organza flowers and feathers. It’s a modern-day Art-Deco masterpiece. Cheers to that.
Complete the look with a pair of pearl heels.
For brides with briefs full of festival feels, this embroidered long-sleeve wedding dress is made for the occasion. Just look at that beautifully flowy 70s silhouette. With long sleeves and a train that bustles, this dress is ready to tackle any weather forecast. Just add bow heels, a flower crown and you’re set.
The 1940s was an iconic era for wedding dresses and occasion gowns. Old Hollywood was full of sweetheart necklines, sweeping organza and floral lacework. For a V&A worthy big day, we recommend our rose organza dress and floral veil. This combination will never go out of style.
Calling all brides who love the dancefloor: This one’s for you. This fabulous fringe dress marries the 1924 flapper era with the 2024 concept of an outfit change for the evening do. The beading and sequins catch the light so beautifully, so make sure someone brings a flash camera for some amazing film photos.
Finish the look with the comfiest gold sandals you’ll own. Light as air and soft as silk, these were made for dancing all night.
After your something blue? Searches for blue bridesmaid dresses are up 316% this month and we’ve got plenty to choose between. Happy browsing!
