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Blue isn’t the only color in this wedding dress by Lazaro. Brides who love color now have a couture choice when it comes to wedding dresses.

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Dark navy blue enhances the glittery flowers that decorate this wedding dress by Winnie Couture.  Its pickups of tulle over satin on the a-line skirt is a pretty pick for brides.

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Eve of Milady uses blue-purple to let this wedding dress match the evening sky or the  wild blue flowers in the field.

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Pink and blue flowers stand out but doesn’t overwhelm  this ivory wedding dress by Claire Pettibone.

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Blue and white is always right when it’s designed by Rivini.  A fit in flare wedding dress evens out your body’s proportions so that you will be the prettiest woman in the world on your wedding day.

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Another fairy tale wedding dress by Alfred Angelo in sky blue with white floral swirls and sweetheart bodice.

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Transparent white pleats fanning out from the top cover another slinky sparkly v-neck wedding dress in ivory by Reem Acra.

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Watters’ sweet, traditional wedding dress with a sweetheart bodice with a satin bow belt.  The transparent a-line tulle skirt softly reveals the shorter skirt underneath, making the wedding dress more contemporary.

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The white flowers are painted perfectly along this wedding dress by Hayley Paige with a bateau neckline. Sheer has never been so bold in bridal.

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Sheer doesn’t have to be simply see through, it can be as transparent as a dusting of snow that seems to fall from the brides neck to the ankle. Douglas Hannant has made transparency.

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Alvina Valenta made this sheer  wedding dress as thin and tempting as steam from a lake after the summer rain. Steam is strewn over the flowers and then finally gets denser as you get closer to the surface.

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No one can debate the beauty of flowers or the beauty of  this sheer overlay Claire Pettibone wedding dress that covers the arms with long sleeves. With a scoop neckline and lace cuff on the sleeves make it pretty and romantic.

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A little fit and flare for this wedding dress by Alfred Angelo with sheer 3/4 sleeves, bodice and overlay that has small clouds of embroidered flowers.

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Lace is a retro detail most popular in the early 1900s. Wedding dress designer Anne Barge covered this sweetheart neckline with an a-line skirt wedding dress with romantic lace.

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Claire Pettibone incorporated 1830 floral print with a thin over skirt from the early 1900s is retro with grace. Lace and soft colors were the popular trend during this time.

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Dennis Basso uses a corset to shape the silhouette of brides who wear this dress.  The corset has been a popular body shaper for women and brides since 1560.

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Birnbaum and Bullock revitalized the retro look from the glamour of the 1930s. Barely there lace covers the dress with pretty tiers to add a bit of depth.

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Former first lady Jacqueline Kennedy made this wedding dress by Amsale, that has a bateau neckline with a satiny sheen, a favorite for brides forever.

Temperly London made this  retro flowy and feathery wedding dress that hugs your curves in a modest way but also has a vivacious v-neckline and unique design details.

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Alvina Valenta created a modern v-neck that valiantly highlights the sweetheart neckline bodice underneath with a beautiful contrast with the classic tulle a-line skirt of this wedding dress.

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A v-neck doesn’t have to have straight borders, a plunging neckline can be lined with lace like this wedding dress from Lela Rose.

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Anne Bowen’s v-neck is  slightly curved and decorated with lace making it a perfect choice for even the most conservative of brides.  The light covering of tulle over this is beautiful.

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Birnbaum and Bullock’s white wedding dress with a stylish split from knee to ankle also has a chic v-neckline.

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Spaghetti straps  hold up this slightly plunging v-neck bodice that’s features asymmetrical hand pleats made of tulle that falls to the floor in an a-line silhouette.  Along the hem embroidered flowers  make the wedding dress by Kelly Faetanini even prettier.

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A beaded tulle v-neck wedding dress is a grand covering for the sweetheart bodice underneath.  Victoria Nicole designed this beautiful sophisticated dress that has a classic a-line silhouette.

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Winnie Couture designed this  v-neck wedding dress reminding us of the Roman draping of centuries ago that are regal without being gaudy.

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The flowers were lightly painted on one part of the wedding dress with soft colors while cap sleeves featured pressed white flowers that connected to one another by crossing the neckline. Claire Pettibone turns wedding dresses into works of art.

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Floral applique on this Alvina Valenta  is flawless because the fabric is so light it’s movement resembles that of real flowers that wave their petals in the wind.

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Douglas Hannant created his flowers with sparkly silver crystals that cover the wide straps and  cascades down to the hemline.

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Flowers of lace lay across this gorgeous halter top wedding gown along with flower petals that will flutter as you walk down the aisle knowing that you are the best dressed bride ever because your wedding dress is from Cymbeline.

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Black floral applique over white on this wedding dress by Jenny Lee is elegance refreshed for modern brides who are bold, bright and beautiful.  Also, ideal for evening weddings and weddings on New Year’s Eve. If a bride is wearing this Jenny Lee dress, be assured that you won’t be leaving the wedding as soon as they cut the cake.

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This modest wedding dress with a sheer neckline that resembles the night sky sprinkled with stars along the horizon of a meadow full of flowers by  Monique Lhuillier. This wedding dress, like any perfect couture wedding dress has a beauty that is flawless.

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Temperley London carefully placed their flowers along the short sleeves of this pretty wedding dress with a bateau neckline and one single flower along the belt. The teaming of a lace neckline that meets the Greek like draping of sweetheart detail below it is a retro mix that will have all of your guests fawning over you forever.