27 Couture Fashion Week Dresses Made for Brides

Kaia Gerber stole the show as the finale bride for Givenchy's spring summer 2020 couture collection.

Another dramatic couture finale moment, courtesy of Elie Saab. Saab's bridal moment came complete with a waist-cinching bow and intricately woven lace, topped with a mantilla and major statement-making earrings.

Virginie Viard’s Chanel collection was full of sweet frocks that would be perfectly at home at a garden wedding, including this ruffled high neck version.

Another sweet floating pairing courtesy of Chanel, this time featuring a gauzy floral skirt and long sleeved blouse with a bohemian touch.

Grecian-inspired looks were aplenty on the Paris runways, Viard's version features a square neckline and feathered hem.

Chanel's official bride wore brogues, high socks and a waist-cinching belt, paired with a sweet veil.

We love a Victorian take on bride, and this all over lace look with a modest mockneck and long sleeves does the trick.

If you're looking for over-the-top creations, Stephane Rollande is where it's at for full skirts and loads of feathers.

Rolland's bride was seemingly simple at first sight, but a second glance showcases a heavy fabric, pearl embellishments, and a full veil in matching fabric.

If the strategically placed cutout of this dress are any indication, brides should be ready to bare legs rather than arms this season.

Georges Chakra's spring summer 2020 collection was teaming with romantic gowns in gauzy tulle, featuring tutu-like skirts, and floral embroidery.

Charka showed multiple brides this season, each with a more fun take on a traditional wedding dress from the next. This look featured a ballet-skirt mini dress over floral embroidered pants.

Another take on a mini for the aisle, this look's veil is basically the same length as the dress—creating an adorable contrast.

The bubble skirt is alive and well at Georges Charka with another dress-length veil.

If you're looking for drama, this pink mini gown with a floating cape is perfect.

When the veil is just as gorgeous as the dress you put it front and center. The strategically-placed embroidery on this sculptural gown makes it just as sexy as it is modern.

A feathered overskirt elevates an already exquisite gown to glam status.

This mini off-the-shoulder dress with a full embroidered over dress is made even more perfect by the addition of a shoulder-length embroidered bubble hem veil.

Dior was onboard with the season's take on Grecian-dressing, especially in this gown featuring a draping cowlneck and pleated skirt.

Frothy layers of tulle make for a sweet creation in this beautiful gown.

Designers are clearly betting on brides in minis (made dramatic with a long overskirt and train) for the season, as evidenced at Ralph & Russo.

A back bow, beaded neck, and fully feathered hemline, make an otherwise simple column gown couture-worthy.

The staircase was the perfect showcase for the dramatic trains at Antonio Grimaldi—making for an epic entrance for this bride.

Feathers, minis, mocknecks—are you seeing the trends?

More drama, ore feathers, and more leg at Ulyana Sergeenko.

Georges Hobeika's classic bride was what couture dreams are made of—metallic fabric, sweeping train, full skirt, and a bejeweled neck.

Tony Ward's bride took the mini and train trend one step further with mini shorts instead of a skirt.