Go Bold With A Corseted Bridal Dress!

OCTOBER 13, 2022

What is one dress feature which is just as inherently sexy as it is timeless? If you guessed corsets, you are right! Rising all along the mainstream fashion brands as one of the boldest and most powerful clothing items, corsets have also made their presence felt in wedding gowns, and the result is awe-inspiring, to say the least. Sure enough, corset wedding gowns have always had their presence in bridal fashion, this time it is here in all its glory. Inherently glitzy, glamorous, and seductive, corset wedding gowns sure demand a strong and fearless personality type. However, despite popular belief, corsets don't have to come with a bashful personality, in fact, we can go as far as to say that there is potentially a corset for everyone out there. The famous wedding dress silhouette is really one of the most flattering, making it a perfect choice for brides-to-be who want to flaunt their bodies on their wedding day.

While you might believe that the most crucial components of a wedding dress are the fabric or the accessories, the way your dress is made can also make a significant—and stunning—difference. With the simple addition of a structured bodice, this boudoir-inspired design quickly changes a bride's style in an exquisite, appealing direction. Though corsetry is frequently associated with after-hours and at-home events, designers all around the world showcase how this vintage feature can really seem rather contemporary and be ideal for a trip down the aisle. 

Wedding gowns with corsets don't necessarily have to appear as they belong in the Victorian era. There are a wide variety of corset wedding dresses available that will compliment any bridal style, ranging from sleek column dresses that keep your corset hidden to voluminous ball gowns that display plenty of skin. Before we get into some of our favorite corsetted wedding gowns, let's go over some of the reasons why corsets are so amazing as wedding dress features!

 

 

Advantages of Wearing a Corset Wedding Gown

The corset top is making a comeback. Because it is fashionable and attractive to the body, the style is being embraced by both big-name companies and independent retailers. The corset top has been reinvented in everything from slim corset dresses to lace bustiers. An item that was once thought to be restrictive has become somewhat more relaxed. Here are a few advantages of wearing a corset wedding dress if you're thinking about walking down the aisle in one.
 

• Adjustability: Usually, corset-top wedding gowns have a lace-up back. Lace-up, corset backs make it simple to alter the size of a wedding dress while maintaining a perfect fit. This gives you the choice of stress-free modifications since you probably won't need any bodice work done unless your dress proportions significantly change. The laces on your corset top provide you some wiggle room in this region if you're anticipating any weight shift between the time you purchase your wedding dress and the wedding day, but it's still a good idea to attempt to keep your dress proportions as much as possible. Your wedding dress' corset closure can be expanded with additional fabric panels if necessary.
   

 

• Gentle Silhouette: Bid adieu to unsightly lumps and bumps! Your wedding dress' fabric may bunch up in the waist area if you wear a corset top over it compared to other styles. You can have a wedding dress with a sleek silhouette from all sides by tightening the corset top. To prevent any fabric lumps from showing up in the final silhouette, just be careful to smooth down the cloth and stand up while you tighten the corset's laces.
   

 

• Flattering On All Types Of Body: One of the reasons we adore corset wedding gowns so much is that they flatter a variety of body types. Any bride can wear this style for a beautiful silhouette; you don't need to have a small frame to pull it off. Because they conform to your natural contours, corsets naturally improve your physique. extending the appearance of your torso and narrowing your waist to provide the appearance of an hourglass form. In order to create a wedding dress that emphasizes your curves, corset tops are designed to conform to the natural shape of your body.
   

 

• Available In Many Styles: Corset tops are most frequently seen on ballgowns or A-line bridal gowns. Providing brides with the desired contour while maintaining a wider skirt. However, corset wedding gowns can be worn with any bridal look. A corset top can be tailored to your bridal style whether you're searching for a princess ball gown, sheath slip, or fit for a mermaid wedding dress. Corset tops can be constructed from tulle, satin, crepe, lace, and other fabrics, among others. You don't have to give up your wedding dress vision in order to have a figure-flattering corset bodice thanks to the versatility of a corset wedding dress.
   

 

• Improved Support: What's the trick to not sag in your wedding dress? The corset! Your spine will be supported by the boning of a corset wedding dress, causing you to stand up straight naturally. Making it difficult to capture pictures that aren't slouch-free. Your bust will receive a lot more support from corset wedding dresses than it will from other dress types. Most brides will discover that they don't need to buy a second bra for their wedding gown. Your corset's bustier design and lace-up ties will provide you with enough firm support to keep you in place throughout the entire wedding day.

 

 

 

Some Of The Top Corseted Wedding Gowns!
 

• Alexandra Grecco Cerise Gown: This satin slip dress from Alexandra Grecco is a lovely and understated interpretation of a corset wedding dress, complete with top-stitch boning and spaghetti straps. It is the perfect option for an urban wedding or elopement because of the simple design and light fabric.
   

 

• Willowby by Watters Geranium Wedding Gown: This strapless A-line wedding dress is ideal for an outdoor wedding because of the wispy lace appliqué that falls lightly from a sheer corset bodice. A barely noticeable splash of color is provided by the pink lining, which harmonizes exquisitely with the grosgrain ribbon at the waist.
   

 

• Pnina Tornai Lace A-Line Wedding Dress: A dress with Chantilly lace and a beautiful tulle overlay would make Daphne Bridgerton just swoon. Without exposing too much skin, the sheer long sleeves, corset bodice, lace tulle skirt, and chic high illusion neckline help achieve a lingerie-inspired effect.
   

 

• Anne Barge Jasper Backless Wedding Dress: This backless stunner by Anne Barge is a perfect example of the adage "less is more" sometimes. The figure-hugging dress has delicate hand detailing, a corseted bodice wrapped in lace, and a flowing column skirt that pools into a chapel train.
   

 

• Martina Liana Fit and Flare Wedding Dress: Do you want to be greeted by gasps as you go down the aisle? If so, go no further than this sensual mermaid wedding gown, which commands attention with its plunging V-neck, corset-inspired back, and elaborate lace accents. If not perfect, this comes quite close.
   

 

• All Who Wander Raven Wedding Dress: This dress seamlessly combines a corset bodice with a large flowery lace appliqué for a bohemian princess vibe. Detachable off-the-shoulder straps are a fun addition that gives you some fashion freedom. Wear them for the ceremony and take them off for dinner and dancing to subtly alter your appearance.
   

 

• Galia Lahav Gossamer Wedding Gown: This gossamer gown is delicate, feminine, and oh-so-dreamy since it is made from a whimsical blend of hand-draped silk tulle and blush silk organza. This choice is manufactured to order, so you'll have the freedom to make little changes to the style, like decreasing the slit or adding a removable shoulder topper that's appropriate for church.
   

 

• Jenny Yoo Carrington Wedding Dress: The good kind of drama you want on your wedding day is in this strapless gown. An exposed corset back meets a classic ball gown form in ivory taffeta to create a stunning dress that is sultry and evocative of old Hollywood glitz.
   

 

• Amsale Yumi Tulle Ball Gown: This elegant tulle ball gown features a sweetheart neckline, a delicate corset bodice, and flowers embroidered on the organza. The ethereal effect is completed by a pair of straps with tulle and appliqués.
   

 

• Vera Wang Lisbeth Wedding Dress: Your fairytale dreams will come true in this stunning ivory lace ball gown from Vera Wang. A classic and timeless interpretation of a corset wedding dress, it has an open-back design, a long skirt, and subtle boning.
   

 

• Anne Barge Eames Long Sleeve Bridal Gown: This gorgeous dress is proof that corsets and long sleeves go together like peaches and cream. Thanks in large part to the exquisite dazzling crystals hand-beaded onto the bodice and skirt, you'll be glowing all night in this baby. The classic style is completed by a voluminous tulle skirt and an embellished illusion bateau neckline.
   

 

• Claire Pettibone Victoriana Gown: This dress seems like it came straight out of The Great Gatsby by fusing classic design with contemporary beauty. A silk strapless corset bodice with lavish embroidery and guipure lace droplets on top is a dazzling ode to bygone fashion.
   

 

• Essense Of Australia Strapless Plus Size Wedding Dress: This wedding dress is a glam update on the well-known and adored bohemian style. This elegant gown has a 3D floral appliqué and a strapless corseted bodice with a gentle plunge that adds lots of dreamy texture.
   

 

• ASOS Edition Scarlet Lace Corset Wedding Dress With Satin Skirt: Without breaking the budget, this ASOS wedding dress will make you feel just like a bride. A corset top with balconette-style lace is supported by delicate spaghetti straps, and the low back has a stylish row of buttons over a flowy skirt so you can look nice going out and coming in.
   

 

• David's Bridal Floral Glitter Tulle Tea-Length Wedding Dress: This tea-length wedding gown is absolutely stunning and ideal for a backyard or outdoor soiree. The tulle skirt sparkles thanks to hand-sewn beads and sequins, and the traditional sweetheart corset bodice keeps everything in place so you can confidently tackle the dance floor.
   

 

• Galvan London Signature Corset Bridal Gown: For the contemporary bride who likes to keep their look understated yet striking, this sleeveless column dress is ideal. It is made of crisp satin-back crepe and has a high slit, hidden inner corset, and a sleek, fashionable design.
   

 

• Love And Dress UA Tea-Length Wedding Dress: This charming dress is perfect for a special trip to City Hall or maybe your rehearsal dinner. It features a balconette-style corset top, a wide A-line skirt, and a delicate set of bows at the shoulders. Bonus: If you adore it that much, you might want to make it your bridesmaid dress as well. It is also available in black and nude.
   

 

• Amsale Charleston Dress: The voluminous skirt of this understated-yet-powerful gown adds more volume and glitz. A stunning corset bodice at the top grounds the silhouette. Silk organza strapless bridal gown with ruched bodice and hand-pleated organza floral embroidered skirt, this sure a stunner.
   

 

• Galia Lahav Off-the-Shoulder Long-Sleeve Wedding Dress: This corset dress is made even more romantic by the creative usage of silk tulle and organza. It's the perfect dress for the laid-back bride. This lovely gown has an elegant mermaid-style silhouette supported by a light corset and is distinguished by dreamy, detachable tulle and embroidery puff sleeves and strategically placed 3D embroidery. A second layer beneath and slightly exposed boning are revealed by expertly blending tulle and lace.
   

 

• Anna October Asymmetric Dress: This elegant dress has the wedding seal of approval thanks to the ruffled details and bustier top. Anna October's maxi dress captures the lazy summery vibe with its ruffled accents and ultra-feminine bustier bodice. It is expertly crafted from a lightweight cotton blend and has a square neckline and voluminous, asymmetrical skirt that go great with the season's most popular strappy mules and chunky sandals.
   

 

There is something about a corset bridal gown that stands tall and gorgeous from all the other dress types out there. Whether that is the delicate boning, the structured silhouette, or the juxtaposition of sexy and traditional, there is something about a corset-style bridal gown that we can’t stop raving about.