Bridal Trends: The 2019 tastemakers in bridal dresses

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From whisper weight tulle and billowing chiffons, to ornately embellished pieces, the ever evolving trends in bridal have us endlessly inspired.

Options are infinite when wedding dress shopping and we’ve taken a moment to give you our top picks when it comes to finding the perfect look for your wedding day.

ONE DAY BRIDAL

A label inspired by a love of design, One Day Bridal has an affinity for daringly authentic bridal gowns catering to the style conscious bride. With an offering of trend inspired pieces ranging from fully embellished designs to voluminous skirts and the ultimate party dress, One Day Bridal is a style maker and not one to overlook.

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THE BRIDAL ATELIER

A new class in bridal, TBA are redefining tradition with a modernised approach on wedding dress shopping. Driven by a desire to champion individuality, TBA offers an artfully curated selection of bridal designers. Moving beyond the mainstream aesthetic, TBA carries the creme of the crop when it comes to dress shopping. From the likes of Rue De Seine to Lihi Hod and Anna Campbell Bridal, a visit to their Sydney or Melbourne showroom is not to be missed.

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GEORGIA YOUNG

An absolute master of fitting the female form, Georgia Young’s ability to reinvent the modern bride is unparalleled. A feminine, yet fashion forward approach to wedding day dressing, we are endlessly crushing on the drama of Georgia Young pieces. Following the traditional art of couture immaculately, Georgia’s designs range from geometric paneling, sculptural shapes and figure forming silhouettes.

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GRACE LOVES LACE

A brand dedicated to the modern bohemian, from all over Chantilly lace to figure hugging silhouettes, Grace Loves Lace has invented a new class of bride. With an extensive online offering and an ever growing repertoire of stores, GLL is easily accessible to the fashion forward bride with distinguished style.

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JANE HILL BRIDAL

Defined by feminine detailing and a modern interpretation of classic bridal, Jane Hill offers a collection of both ready to wear and couture pieces. From botanic inspired laces to geometric embellishments, Jane Hill caters to a wide spectrum of detail obsessed brides.

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CATHLEEN JIA

Vintage inspired pieces, free flowing and delicately detailed, Cathleen Jia is a youthful brand with an emphasis on timeless design. Romantically unifying classic bridal with a distinctly modern aesthetic, Cathleen Jia’s use of quality materials and luxury beading is the ultimate drawcard.

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LOVE YOU MORE

The newest face in bridal, Love You More has burst onto the scene with a collection fit for the classic bride. From feature sleeves to delicate laces, Love You More has an incredible offering of price conscious gowns for brides worldwide.

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