By Louise Baltruschat Hollis
If you are considering a floral wedding dress, this is the article for you! I’ve rounded up over 30 floral wedding dresses to inspire your own bridal look, worn by both real brides and models from editorial shoots.
Opting for a colourful or floral wedding dress may seem like a bold choice. But more and more brides are choosing to go alternative. You certainly aren’t alone in looking for something a little different and you absolutely should go for it.
There are so many floral options, from white dresses to embroidered wedding dresses and all the colours. Let’s take a sneaky peek, shall we?
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Choose a bold print filled with flowers and colours.
Photo: Donna Murray Photography via Fun Budget Wedding Dress: jordanderuiter
Go pastel with a pretty painted effect wedding gown.
Photo: Alfred & Co Photography via Floral Wedding Dress Tipi Dress: Charlotte Balbier
Cascading autumn embroidery throughout this gown with detachable balloon sleeves also adds a wow factor.
Photo: Charly Mae Photography via Sustainable Woodland Wedding Dress: Felicity Westmacott
Delicate and dream pale pink tulle with flowers look stunning.
Photo: Paige Mary Photography via Italian Wedding Ideas Dress: Rose Savage
A large flower print really is spectacular.
Photo: Photography34 via Mowbray Wedding Dress: Dolce & Gabbana
Adding a delicate flower top can really transform your gown.
Photo: Vladana Parker via Bronze Wedding Ideas Dress: Hope & Harlequin
White dresses with floral applique create texture without being too colourful.
Photo: Charlie and Em Photography via Staffordshire Registry Office Wedding Laura’s Wedding Dress: David’s Bridal Charlotte’s Wedding Dress: Monsoon
For an extra special touch, 3D flowers can be really striking.
Photo: Photography by Bea via Cherry Blossom Soft Spring Wedding Idea Dress: Bowen Dryden
Take inspiration from your favourite flowers, or blossom.
Photo: Northern Aye Photography via Alternative Scottish Wedding Dress: Rowan Joy
You could alter your dress by adding fabric flowers to really customise it.
Photo: Sophie Lake Photography via Playful Cool Wedding Ideas Dress: E&W Couture
Does it get any better than this boho gown with colourful floral embellishment? The florals are more concentrated in the bodice and fade out for a really romantic look.
Photo: Pink Elephant Photography via Isle Of Harris Wedding Dress: Willowby Watter Heartleaf
Team sparkly flowers with blush tulle. Soft, yet striking it also looks like such a comfy gown to don. I’m sure bride Jacqueline will be re-wearing her floral wedding dress for years to come.
Photo: Nicola Mackrill Photography via Engine Shed Wedding Dress: Needle and Thread
Embellish your dress neckline with gorgeous floral motifs.
Photo: Ania Ames via Humanist Farm Camping Wedding Dress: ASOS
For a natural look, have a wildflower-style wedding gown.
Photo: Daniel Lightening Photography via Farmyard Wedding Dress: Tonena
Doesn’t this lace gown look effortlessly beautiful? With its stitched florals and long sleeves, it really makes a statement.
Photo: Laura Coughlan via Silver Blue Wedding Dress: Suzanne Harrington Bride
Think about accessorising your gown with a floral veil or cape to change up your look.
Photo: Freya Raby via Oakwood At Ryther Wedding Cape: Quinlan Couture Bridal
Floral dresses don’t have to be all pastels, this black and grey flower frock is so dramatic.
Photo: Joasis Photography via Snow White Wedding Inspiration Dress: Modeca
Dainty floral patterns look so pretty, which are ideal for spring/summer affairs.
Photo: Joasis Photography via Snow White Wedding Inspiration Dress: Anny Lin Bridal
Rather than all-over flowers, why not choose a gown with subtle clusters of florals? It’s a more subdued look but is equally as gorgeous.
Photo: Birgitta Zoutman Photography via Coral Wedding Ideas Dress: Adorn by Ashley
For a dreamy bridal style, how about a whimsical pastel floral wedding gown? Add sheer sleeves and a plunging neckline for added wow factor. Don’t forget coordinating shoes!
Photo: Tanya Flannagan Photography via Burlton Manor Wedding Dress: L V Couture Bridal
Instead of flowers, you could opt for a leaf wedding dress. This pattern makes a really luxe wedding fashion statement.
Photo: Debs Alexander via Boconnoc Wedding Dress: Willowby
Flowers can be used to highlight key features or parts of a dress you would like to draw attention to. Choose to add a floral design to draw the eye to your best bits.
Photo: When Charlie Met Hannah via Tropical Wedding Ideas Dress: Hause of O
The intricate flowers of this blush gown are super gorgeous. The subtle sparkle really takes this gown to the next level.
Photo: Sarah London Photography via Glynde Place Wedding Dress: Needle & Thread
Sequin flowers to catch the light. This style of dress is not only ideal for summer weddings but perfect for winter weddings with twinkling wedding lighting.
Photo: Casey Avenue Photography via Tullibole Castle Wedding Dress: Needle and Thread
Take your flower wedding dress to new heights with personalisation such as adding your wedding date or initials.
Photo: Charlotte Razzell Photography via Thorpeness Country Club Wedding Dress: Phase Eight
White doesn’t necessarily suit everyone, so don’t feel like you have to wear white for your wedding. Pretty pink tones with florals will really make you feel a million dollars.
Photo: Lisa Howard Photography via Northern Monk Brewery Wedding Dress: ASOS
The peek-a-boo effect of this floral wedding dress train is stunning. Guests will be wowed as you walk down the aisle and the detail is revealed behind you.
Photo: Boda&Films via Colourful Heartfelt Wedding Spain Dress: Beba’s Closet
How adorable is this sweet flower gown? The loose and flowing skirt would be ideal for hot weddings too.
Photo: Big Bouquet Photography via Plush Tents Glamping Wedding Dress: Needle & Thread
Have you thought about having an overdress for your wedding gown? It quite possibly is the ultimate accessory due to being able to change or remove to transform your evening wedding look.
Photo: The Shannons via Barley Wood House Wedding Dress: Hermione de Paula
Instead of just going for a flower pattern, how about taking your dress to another stratosphere? Add bold colours such as blue along with ruffles and an embellished belt.
Photo: Nicki Shea Photography via Alternative Rainbow Woodland Wedding Ideas Dress: Sharon Bowen-Dryden
How darling is this pretty floral gown? Classic and timeless yet completely and utterly unique.
Photo: Richard Skins Photography via Hornington Manor Wedding Dress: Ian Stuart at The Bridal Collection
Romantic and whimsical, floaty floral beaded sleeves are ideal for adding sparkle.
Photo: Dhw Photography via Golden Hour Wedding Ideas Dress: ASOS
All the sparkle and shine with this striking gold glitter floral gown with a long train.
Photo: Rebecca Love Photo via Gold Autumn Wedding Dress: Sherri Hill
So there we have it, all the floral wedding dress ideas you'll ever need. All so gorgeous!
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