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Take a moment to picture a bride making her way down the aisle on her wedding day. What do you see? Chances are, you imagine her in a white gown and veil, perhaps with a long train following behind her, carrying a bouquet of flowers as she eagerly looks towards her soon-to-be spouse at the front of the venue.
While this traditional image of a bride is common, it is not the only option. Now, envision a bride turning the corner to begin her journey down the aisle. Instead of a classic cathedral-style dress, she is wearing a bold, modern jumpsuit. With each confident step, she owns the aisle like a runway as she heads towards her partner. Would this unexpected twist surprise you? Probably.
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Contrary to popular belief, white wedding dresses were not always the way to go. Earlier wedding trends were both culturally and economically driven. Many Eastern cultures dressed brides in specific colors or clothing styles in order to honor religious and cultural heritage.
Western cultures, on the other hand, favored more economic choices; brides usually got married in the best dress they currently owned, so it could be any color, style, or pattern. Those traditions started to shift in the mid-1800s.
When Queen Victoria of England married her husband, Prince Albert in 1840, she opted to wear a white gown with finely detailed British lace to promote the national industry. (JStor) Her economic choice set a precedent for brides everywhere, and soon cultures around the world were flocking to white wedding gowns with stunning veil and flower combinations. By the end of the twentieth century, Victoria had cemented the bridal gown as an unbreakable tradition in the wedding world.
However, modern bridal experts say this trend has been changing in the wedding industry for many years. “As bridal wear is evolving, so is what [brides-to-be] are wearing,” Lien Founder and Designer Merredith Stoecklein said in a recent interview. She notes that “the right style and fabric can be elevated but still comfortable,” meaning that a bride wanting a non-traditional look can rock a jumpsuit and still feel classy, chic, and elegant. Sleek, embellished, bohemian, couture: all of these styles are available in affordable and stunning jumpsuits that make a statement on your wedding day.
Would You Rather Choose a Jumpsuit Or a Dress?
Even better, jumpsuits can easily be re-worn at other formal events or dressed up or down to meet your daily needs. Whether pared down and simple or ornate and dramatic, jumpsuits and pantsuits are available in a variety of styles and silhouettes to suit every bride .
Here are just a few inspirations we found for an affordable yet stylish bridal jumpsuit and pantsuit options:
Bride-to-be approved - 11+ Stylish Jumpsuits Pantsuits Rompers Reasonably Priced
1. ETSY
ClothesByLockerRoom $152 |
Be Twins $450 |
Be Twins $262.50 |
Be Twins $450 |
Be Twins $808 |
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2.BHLDN
Windham Jumpsuit
Wyndham $220 |
Theia Trinity Jumpsuit $190.00 |
Jill Stuart Mara Jumpsuit $80.00
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Hayley Paige Drew Romper $395.00 |
3. NET-A-PORTER
White Lace Off-the-Shoulder Wide-Leg Jumpsuit
All Your Heart White Lace Strapless Jumpsuit
Lulus $78 |
Lulus $78 |
7. David's Bridal
One-Shoulder Crepe Wedding Jumpsuit with Bow StyleGalina Signature $499.99 |
Akira $99.99 |
Each to their own and I'm not a big fan of jumpsuits, they just don't suit me. I really don't like the first one, looks like a giant pair of trousers pulled up too far. The Jill Stuart Mara one is lovely and the one after it just looks like underwear.
ReplyDeleteThanks for your feedback. The one you described is considered a high waisted piece. Jumpsuits are typically for women who aren't a dressy person and rather something different. Thanks for sharing.
DeleteHope this isn't a trend that really catches on..........beauty is in the eye of the beholder but this girl votes for Lovely Wedding dresses....cause most of these are well, to be nice,
ReplyDeletejust not the most flattering thing a girl could wear. lol
Yes, beauty is in the eyes of the beholder. There are brides-to-be who aren't fans of dresses so there should be some alternatives for them, right? Thanks for sharing.
DeleteI could see this maybe for the reception! These are gorgeous jumpsuits though!
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Thanks. Yes, jumpsuits are hard to get on board with so I get it. But the piece are fantastic. Thanks for sharing.
DeleteI am very much a non-traditionalist, so I absolutely love these options for wedding attire! I say wear what makes you feel fabulous on your special day no matter how far you stray from tradition! Great picks, too. Thanks for linking up!
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Yeaaa for the non-traditionalist. Yes, it's about what you feel comfortable and what makes you you. Thanks for sharing
DeleteA jumpsuit wouldn't work for me, but I have to admit these are stunning!
ReplyDeleteThey are really stunning pieces. And, I get it, not everyone is a fan of jumpsuits. Thanks for sharing.
DeleteA jumpsuit would make for quite a statement bridal look. Perfect for the bride looking for something unique and out-of-the-ordinary.
ReplyDeleteRena
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Yes, the perfect alternative for the bride-to-be who wants something different. Thanks for sharing.
DeleteThey are really pretty and look stunning but all jumpsuits have one problem in common - they can be a real pain when you need to take them off (ie bathroom)
ReplyDeleteYes, there are very pretty and a great alternative for brides-to-be. I know that's the one problem to wearing a jumpsuit. Thanks for visiting and sharing your feedback.
DeleteAll of these white jumpsuits our fabulous! I see them being great for a second wedding or maybe for the court ceremony.
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Yes, great for either elopement, courthouse ceremony or even second wedding. Thanks for visiting and sharing.
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