Bridal Guide

1 week ago | bridalguide.com | Rachel Capo

The temps are heating up in New York (finally!), and that can only mean one thing — hot new bridal trends from our beloved OG designers and new names to watch. Spring/Summer 2026 brought us so many beautiful new styles. While drop-waist gowns and boned corsets continue to rule the runways, we also saw dramatic sculptural designs and new neckline treatments. Peplums have made a big comeback, and we've discovered quite possibly our favorite new trend: add-on pieces to make your look your own.

2 weeks ago | bridalguide.com | Kristen Klein

"As Gen Z continues to shake up the wedding landscape, minimalism is taking a backseat to make space for colorful modern aesthetics and hyper-personal touches."  Here are the ideas we're excited to see in 2025 weddings and beyond. From rich chocolate tones to mocha mousse, this inviting tone crafts a "cozy yet elegant atmosphere that evokes warmth and style."Find ideas on Pinterest >>There's such beauty in the simplicity of a courthouse wedding.

2 weeks ago | bridalguide.com | Meghan Ely

Getting engaged is an incredibly exciting time, and in taking your relationship to the next level, you (understandably) want nothing but positivity as you plan your celebration. But with wedding planning often comes unsolicited advice and negative opinions, and sometimes from those you wouldn't expect. Here, experts share how to navigate. Photo: DeLine Photography"The truth is, whenever we are doing something exciting or something that is important to us, there are going to be voices of negativity.

3 weeks ago | bridalguide.com | Meghan Ely

Photo: Colton Simmons PhotographyWhen it comes to planning your wedding, you may be wondering what's "in," what's "out," and what's coming back around. We rounded up some industry experts to share their favorite throwback trends that they'd like to see make a comeback. "I believe that documentary wedding photography should make a comeback. We can see a lot of couples creating moments in order to achieve specific-looking photos, turning their wedding day into a styled shoot.

1 month ago | bridalguide.com | Rachel Capo

Home › Dresses › Find The Perfect Dress › Dress Trends Always one to watch, bridal designer Justin Alexander hosted an immersive, Italian-inspired faux wedding in Rome to show his new collections.