Princess-inspired wedding dresses for the wedding look you always dreamed of

There are two things that come to mind, when we think of beautiful gowns: brides and princesses. As a little girl, all of us have someday dreamed of looking like our favorite fairytale princess. Cinderella, Snow White and Sleeping beauty have all been our favorites when we were little. The present generation is equally smitten with Elsa from Frozen and Ariel the Mermaid.

Now, ask yourself a quick question. Have you ever imagined yourself as one of these princesses? If the answer is yes, you should consider a fantastic princess-inspired wedding dress. Let us look at some choices that can make this possible. Climb in as we take off on an enchanting journey to visit our favorite fairytale princesses.

Cinderella

Disney’s portrayal of Cinderella in a thickly layered ball gown skirt and her hair tied up high matches this Mori Lee 2777 bridal dress from the 2015 Fall collection.

The scintillating bodice paves the way for an elaborate tulle gown that will transform you into a Cinderella who needn’t worry about the clock striking at midnight. A timeless design that is simply elegant, your guests will be amazed at how beautiful you will look in it, on your wedding day.

Snow White

The pretty princess who earns the wrath of her evil step-mother, for being the fairest maiden in the country; Snow White is a picture of innocence. Here is a gown that is a perfect depiction of the image that comes to mind when we think of this fictional character.

This Mori Lee 5370 from the Fall 2015 collection has embroidered lace appliques spread over net, to create a charming bridal gown. The cap sleeves are a unique statement element, and the dress also features an A-line skirt.

Ariel

There are many gowns inspired by the mermaid style, brought to life by the pretty mermaid Ariel. She dreams of marrying her prince charming one day, and here is a gown that is worth her attention.

The Mori Lee 2723 from the Spring 2015 collection is a classic mermaid-inspired dress, with the finest details adding beauty to it. The silhouette closely glides across your natural curves and spreads out into a layered skirt at the knees. An illusion neckline crafted with fine crystal detailing wraps over a lace bodice, and the clusters of floral magnificence spread all the way up to the skirt.

Sleeping Beauty

The princess cursed to sleep when her finger is pricked by a spindle, till a kiss of true love awakens her from her slumber; Sleeping Beauty is a fantasy princess like no other. And, here is a dress fit for this princess.

This Y11571 Sophia Tolli 2015 bridal gown features splendid asymmetrical draping over the bodice, that gathers on one side and drops into an elegant layered skirt. The beautiful crystal details on the bodice and at the dropped waist add shimmer and shine to an already fabulous pattern. Fine lace scallops dance over the hemline and continue into a magnificent train, making it a dress fit for any princess.

To take a closer look at any of these gowns, or to find another one that you will fall in love with, visit our bridal collection at Best for Bride today.

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3 Comments

1. 

   Roberta Gray

   October 30, 2015 at 9:33 AM

   This is what I want. A princess type wedding that is not all the way royal, but I want to feel like the princess for sure!

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2. 

   Beth Mallory

   October 30, 2015 at 10:07 AM

   I was never really a fan of the “mermaid” style dress. It just looks like you would have a hard time walking in it.

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3. 

   Karin Alston

   November 16, 2015 at 8:03 AM

   Um, that Snow White dress is a major knock out of the park. WOW!

   Reply