Bridal On Any Budget

We’ve curated an exclusive edit of our top gowns that you can shop at any budget.

Words Lindsay Hirsch

Many of us grow up dreaming about what gown you’ll wear on your special day, planning every element of your perfect look, only to discover your budget simply doesn’t allow. Fortunately, with a new era of bridal designers means you can find your dream dress at almost any budget, you just have to know where to look. With years of bridal experience on our resume, we’ve curated an exclusive edit of our top gowns that you can shop at any budget.

The $2,000 Budget

The Capri Gown by Grace Loves Lace | $2,000

Created from exquisite rose-hued metallic lace, the Capri Gown glistens on the skin of the wearer. Featuring a voluminous silhouette and open back detailing, this design is playfully feminine for the bride who is ready to dance the night away.

Honey Silk Gown by Grace Loves Lace | $1,900

The Honey Gown oozes sophistication, featuring luxurious Crepe de Chine with delicate silk straps and a cowl neckline. Creating a stunning hourglass silhouette, this design is perfect for the bride on a budget who still wants to feel every bit the classic bride.

Honey Silk Gown | Photo By: Libby Willis

The $2,500 Budget

Lost on You Gown by Love You More Bridal | $2,390

Effortlessly cool with a distinctly modern aesthetic, the ‘Lost on You’ gown is an edgy option for the contemporary bride. Featuring a high neckline paired with flattering side cut-outs to accentuate feminine curves, this gown is a statement at an incredible price point.

Lost On You Gown | Photo By: Lauren Schulz

Song Gown by Grace Loves Lace | $2,500

Romantic and Delicate, the Song Gown is a must try for the bride with a budget of $2,500. Combining European Chantilly lace with eyelash trim in a bold silhouette, the Song Gown is perfect for a whimsical garden soiree.

The $3,000 Budget

Oh So Pretty Gown by Love You More Bridal | $2,690

Pairing oversized bows with luminous hail-spot tulle, this delicate design by Love You More Bridal is equal parts feminine and playful. Featuring a flattering sweetheart neckline on a fitted bodice, atop a fit and flare skirt, the ‘Oh So Pretty’ gown is just that.

Oh So Pretty Gown | Photo By: Lauren Sculz

Bonita Gown by Grace Loves Lace | $2,700

Reimagining Ivory Lace, the Bonita Gown is a femininely modern look for the bride that has her heart set on an all over lace look. Featuring a daring skirt split, a stunning v-neckline and delicate rose motif sleeves, Bonita gown is an obvious choice for luxury at an affordable price point.

The $4,000 Budget

Rosa Gown by Jane Hill Bridal | Under $4,000

Youthful and Feminine, the Rosa gown is the gown of whimsical wedding dreams, featuring oversized floral lace atop a blush lining. Creating a sleek silhouette with a trumpet skirt, the Rosa gown spares no detail without breaking the bank.

Bowie Gown by Jane Hill Bridal | Under $4,000

Boasting a one-shoulder silhouette with a long-fitted sleeve, the Bowie Gown is the quintessential statement gown for the modern woman. Elegantly balanced with a waist cut out, a sleek crepe fabrication and delicate fabric covered buttons, the Bowie Gown will undoubtedly impress the most discerning of brides.

All these Australian bridal designers can be found on the Mr Theodore directory.

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