Arm yourself with the knowledge you need so you can shop with confidence. That said, this kind of shopping doesn’t have to be stressful. As you can tell we’re big fans, you may have already seen the Jean dress from Badgley Mischka in our articles on 1920s and illusion neckline wedding dresses! Besides, the ultra glamorous, embellished overlay at the bodice makes this a dress fit for any modern day Daisy Buchanan. Tea length wedding dresses and vintage weddings go gether like bread and butter, as proven by style 8800 from Justin Alexander. We think the alabaster and pearl versions of it must be a dreamy vintage look, albeit the dress is available in whitish. I’m sure you heard about this. Dress has a lovely combination of textures with its satin sweetheart bodice, knee length tulle skirt and satin trim at the hem. Then, one thing’s for sure, style 6392 from Lillian West will stand the test of time and is a lovely vintage look.
Actually the fabric will skim over your body to create a lovely shape plus the illusion ‘Vneck’ and empire waistline are a match made in heaven. That said, this beautiful and feminine Aline gown only proves further why lace wedding dresses are perfect for vintage weddings. Then the lace detailing that extends from the square neckline down to the skirt is a romantic finishing touch. Style 3875 from Sincerity Bridal is a gorgeous 1950s inspired dress which is perfect for brides who are obsessed with this fabulous era. Actually, we love that the tea length skirt is a fun and effortless length for moving about freely and showing off some stunning shoes. Just keep reading! When you turn round you can show off the glamorous open back which leads into a line of buttons down the skirt -this kind of fastening is so suited to vintage style wedding dresses.
It’s an interesting fact that the luxurious style 8764 from Justin Alexander is created out of an opulent, high shine fabric, that is really set off with embroidered detail at the waist and the shoulders.
a lace illusion back and button fastenings give a vintage edge to the back.
So gown has a lovely off the shoulder neckline and the addition of champagne lace to the p and bottom of the dress is just divine, with a hint of 1920s inspiration. For instance, get ready to fall in love with another champagne beauty, as style 8814 from Justin Alexander will make a wonderful and classic look for a glamorous vintage wedding.
Another charming design from the Alfred Angelo Modern Vintage collection, style 8547 is an empire waist gown with an unique high low hemline.
The high part of the hemline will show off some amazing wedding shoes whilst the long train at the back will look gorgeous trailing down the aisle.
Dress is comfortable with very straightforward yet flattering fit. Column shape and tiered lengths make this dress ideal for a tall, willowy bride. Besides, the Julie dress from Badgley Mischka is pure perfection. Then the beaded tiers give the design a 20s twist and the ruffled hem adds drama to the bottom of the dress. Known the sister brand of Minna Bridal, Indiebride dresses retain the signature vintage charm of Minna and add boho, festival style elements to give the gowns a youthful edge.
We will point you in the direction of the Jocelyn dress from Indiebride, I’d say if you thought crochet and bridalwear could never be a winning combination. Shape of their Jocelyn dress has a 60s vibe to it -add a flower crown and you’re ready for a wedfest! Another fab dress in a versatile shorter length, style 2566T from Alfred Angelo is a tea length ball gown with a lot of charm. I’m sure that the strapless neckline leaves room to accessorise however you wish and the flattering fitted waistband leads into a beautifully detailed lace and net skirt -you’ll feel like a tal princess in this style. So this a statement dress that is so worthy of being shown off. Sounds familiardoesn’t it? The elegant beading and embroidery gives the dress vintage appeal whilst the mermaid tulle skirt and low V back keep the dress just right for the modern bride.
Everything about the Kerianna style from Enzoani is a dream come true for glamorous brides.
We adore the Dolores dress from Badgley Mischka, that combines a beautiful fairy tale skirt with vintage inspired embellishment at the bodice.
Besides, the off the shoulder neckline is a wonderful way to flatter petite shoulders and a small bust, and the statement detailing at the bust means that accessories can be kept to a minimum. With that said, this dress should also be a great choice for brides who are inspired by Grecian wedding dresses. Style 15178 from Ellis Bridals is a beautiful flowing chiffon gown with a sophisticated cowl neck. Then the 30s style shape will hug your curves in all the right places and the elegant cowl draping at the back shows a subtle flash of skin.
Add some Gatsby influenced glamour to your bridal look with the Lorna style from Badgley Mischka, that is also featured in our pick of 1920s wedding dresses.
Like a bejewelled headband across your forehead, must be a stylish way to complete the look.
Actually the floral and lace detailing is just exquisite and gives the dress a vintage feel, the long sleeves are a modern touch. Add a pretty cap veil if you need to go all out with this look. Channel the 60s with a short wedding dress and look for long sleeves, bateau necklines and ‘Aline’ shapes. With all that said… Whenever flowing fabrics and relaxed silhouettes, as for the 70s, unleash your inner boho bride and look for off the shoulder necklines. Of course, materials like lace and chiffon are perfect for dresses inspired by these eras. Normally, if you’re looking for pink wedding dresses with a 50s spin hereafter this is the style for you. That’s interesting. The Poppy style is another beauty of a 1950s inspired dress from House of Mooshki. Therefore this dress has a Alice in Wonderland feel to it with its pretty bow waistband and lace detail flowing down the skirt.
Boho beauty and vintage lace come gether nicely in the Elizabeth dress from Minna Bridal.
The fabric falls beautifully and the pointed lace trim at the hemline gives the dress an unique look.
Feminine and youthful, now this dress should be well suited to an outdoor vintage wedding in the warmer months of the year. Illusion neckline and cap sleeves add more vintage charm to this delightful style. Nevertheless, the Peggy style from House of Mooshki is a gorgeous 1950s tea length gown. For example, the dress has a modern splash of blush pink colour with a timeless floral print overlay that softens the look.
Look for tea length dresses that have fabulous full skirts and a cinched waist to create shape. Just take a look at these timeless gowns if you need more convincing. Anyway, we love 1950s inspired wedding dresses. Also, style 960 from the Alfred Angelo Sapphire Collection is brimming with class and sophistication, as featured in our pick of wedding dresses with illusion necklines.
Timeless lace is combined with a jewel adorned high neckline for a seriously glamorous look.
The intricate lace embroidery and cap sleeves gives the dress an awful lot of romantic appeal.
Style 6390 from Lillian West has a sleek, A line design that will float gracefully as you move around. Fact, this vintage style wedding dress is a tal dream. Wear this dress with flowers in your wedding hair or have your locks loose and flowing to nail the casual, boho bride vibe. Write That’s right! The crowning glory of style 6410 for us has to be that incredible illusion back that has a lot of detail.