The Biggest Bridal Trends of Spring 2017 Inline

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    A fluttering capelet makes for a charmingly demure final touch.

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    Monique Lhuillier

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    In shades of blush, lilac, and mint, these alternatives to all that ivory and cream are still softly feminine. (Read: You won’t have your great-aunt clutching her pearls as you make your way down the aisle.)

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    Houghton

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    Marchesa

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    Jenny Packham

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    Naeem Khan

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    Spring’s most wearable yet racy touch? The bevy of bold cutout details.

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    Temperley London

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    Ready-to-wear’s taste for Victoriana in the past few seasons is gradually trickling down to bridal styles—as evidenced by these prettily prim high necklines.

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    Angel Sanchez

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    Black-tie separates hearken back to the golden age of American sportswear—and those brides who opt to wear trousers on their big day will have the added bonus of being plenty comfortable, too.

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    Lela Rose

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    Carolina Herrera

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    Monique Lhuillier

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    Elie Saab

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    No one will miss the mile-long train: These raised hemlines are made for dancing all night long, no dress change necessary.