Congratulation’s, you’re engaged! You’ve been dreaming of your wedding day since you were 13 and of course, have each detail of your dream wedding dress thought out. When planning your wedding you may jump straight to checking out bridal boutiques and designer brands, but ouch the prices are weighing heavy on your 13-year-old dreams. Don’t even sweat it! We have put together 15 of the best high street wedding dresses that we’re obsessed with. Don’t worry, neither your guest or Instagram followers will realise it’s a high street buy.
This stunning dress from ASOS bridal collection is made from a smooth woven fabric. The fit is designed to hug your figure and will for sure remind your new hubby why he married you. The dress is finished with a trumpet hem and extended train.
This stunning design is made up of a stunning lace embroidered material. The neckline has a vintage vibe and the fishtail finish ensures an elegant look.
The third choice is also from Debenhams; this number also has a fishtail finish but the netted sleeves adds a beautiful detail to the dress. Pair with an up-do hairstyle to emphasis on the designs beautiful detail.
This free-flowing gown is a classic bohemian inspired dress. It has a plunging neckline to add sexiness to its free-spirited look with elegant sequin and bead work embodied throughout in sparkling silver tones. The draped chiffon-free fabric adds a romantic and delicate feel.
The simplicity of this ivory satin dress caught my eye and I love the way the seams cleverly sculpt and shape your silhouette. With tie fastenings to put a focus on your shoulders every bride is bound to look stunning in this bridal dress
It seems simplicity with your bridal dress does more. This elegant long sleeve fishtail design has a hidden zipper and would look create with a tiara for added sparkle on your big day.
Another gorgeous simple long sleeve design from Misguided but with added lace detail.
This sassy number from Whistles is due to make your guests head turn. This is an elegant choice for spring/summer weddings.
Detailed with lovely lace, this draft hugs your body and a thick beaded waistband to create a figure-flattering silhouette, with a stunning v shape neckline for an added feminine look.
Oooh! If you’re looking for one of the best high street wedding dresses, then try out this picture-perfect dress! Crafted with a low satin back, the dress has beautiful silver diamonds embroaded onto the shoulders.
Monsoon did it again! This wedding dress is giving me princess vibes all over. Its floaty and feminine embellished with sparkle and crystal gems!
Not everyone wants the traditional long gown and we totally get it. So, we’ve picked out this contemporary gorgeous Phase Eight pearl dress in a shorter length. I mean if you got great legs might as well remind your hubby why he put a ring on it… right.
This dress is designed to make you day extra special with short lace sleeves and a wrap front. Complete the look with a lose half up half down curls and diamond clips throughout.
This is one of the best best high street wedding dresses! It’s an absolutely glamorous lace dress featuring an embroidered bodice, diamond detailed waist and fishtail finish. The low back also adds an elegant twist to the dress.
I am thinking sexy and simple. This all silk dress truly does give a beautiful effortless look. Pair it with silver simple heels and subtle makeup.
*This is a sponsored post. All opinions are my own.
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