The NYFW Bridal Collections arrived with even more nontraditional takes on what brides will want in 2025. With the arrival of the Spring 2025 collections brides everywhere now get to see what the designers have been creating within the inner courts of their ateliers surrounded by clouds of Mikado silks, Chantilly lace, and more.
Many of the collections showcased the inspiration of the garden with designers loving 3D appliques and delicate floral embroideries which herald the season when the world comes into full bloom. The tag team of black and white peppered the runways along with surprise metallics and flirty minis keeping their place on the trend list.
With so many new styles this season here is our guide to help you find the perfect dress for the perfect day!
Louvienne x Scorcesa
To catch a glimpse of the collections, scroll through the gallery below!
Bows are back
We can’t decide if it’s Barbiecore or Balletcore but brides have been falling head over heels for bows. This sweet-as-can-be trend has made its mandatory appearance on runways for bridal fashion week. Whether it’s a group of itsy-bitsy dainty bows to an oversized look at my hairbow, bows are still an added touch to watch on every silhouette.
Lihi Hod
Nardos
The Mini
Just like the bow the mini still has huge staying power. The 2025 mini is giving brides a flirty option for a ceremony or reception look that will definitely turn heads. From show stopping Swarovski crystals to calm and minimalistic draping and yes the bubble skirt, the designers seemed to intuitively know that brides still want to have fun.
Ese Azenabor
Katherine Tash
Nordeen
Odylyne The Ceremony
Basque waists
The V-shaped waistline seemed to pop up on more than one occasion with the collections this year with several designers giving brides another option with this small but memorable detail. Shown more often with exposed boning, the curved Basque waistline has come yet again with the fall 2025 collections.
WONA
Lihi Hod
Ines Di Santo
The whimsical bride
Brands like Honor, Halfpenny London, and Claire Pettibone always give a masterclass in crafting looks that transport their brides to a wonderland of romance. This bride wants an added level of uniqueness on their wedding day along with whimsy in the details such as soft billowing fabrics and design nods to the natural world around them.
Claire Pettibone
HONOR
Halfpenny London
Odylyne The Ceremony
The secret garden
With beautiful prints and inspiration from floral motifs, dresses that transport to the natural world were on display. Floral embroidery delicately sewn onto silhouettes should be a natural choice for brides who want to bring the magical delight of a springtime garden to their wedding day.
Costarellos
Nardos
Claire Pettibone
Shimmer & Shine
What better way to brighten the ceremony itself than adding a little sequined and metallic glamour to your wedding day look. Brands decided to go all out and make it not just a night to remember but a ceremony to remember too.
HONOR
Ines Di Santo
Katherine Tash
Photographers:
- Louvienne & Scorcesa: Madie Ice Photography
- Nardos: Michael Falco
- Ese Azenabor: Collin Pierson
- Nordeen: Cedar & Pines
- Odylyne The Ceremony: Cassidy Bliss Cooper
- Ines Di Santo: Collin Pierson
- HONOR: Yelena Yemchuk
- Halfpenny London: Leah M. Evans
- Claire Pettibone: Jeremy Chou
Check out more from previous collections at Bridal Fashion Week by clicking here!
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