You’ve probably already noticed, but wedding season is officially upon us. If you happen to be planning your own walk down the aisle and have yet to decide what you’re going to wear, you have plenty of options to choose from. With that in mind, it certainly doesn’t hurt to narrow down your choices, and there's one style we can't stop thinking about: drop-waist wedding dresses.
The silhouette feels like a combination of trend-forward and classic. Inspired by the trumpet-shaped drop-waist dresses of the 1980s, this style gives a modern touch to the traditional ball gowns you might see more often. For 2019, they’re coming in a range of designs that’ll suit any bridal aesthetic perfectly. From the classic version with voluminous skirts to A-line shapes and shorter lengths, scroll down to see the drop-waist wedding dresses that will take your breath away.
For the minimalist and more conservative bride.
You'll turn every head as you walk down the aisle.
The pleated details give this gown an extra touch of polish.
Markarian is one of the coolest bridal brands out there right now.
If you're having a casual beach or backyard wedding you'll love wearing this effortless lace dress.
This glittering ball gown is absolutely breathtaking.
How cool is the texture of the bodice on this?
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We're loving this bohemian-inspired dress for summer weddings.
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A blush-tinted dress is so unexpected.
The sleek silhouette of this feels reminiscent of the 1920s.
The floral appliqués make this dress feel so intricate and special.
There's something so elegant and mesmerizing about this organza dress.
A classic dress if we ever saw one.
Just imagine how good this will look in your wedding photos.
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