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    19 Wedding Dresses for the Minimalist Bride

    Who What WearDecember 18, 2018
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    Don’t get us wrong. We love big, bold, beautiful, and statement-making wedding gowns, but there’s something to be said about minimalist wedding dresses that make a statement in a whole different way. After all, there’s a reason Carolyn Bessette-Kennedy’s simple slip dress is still celebrated today as one of the best bridal looks of all time.

    So, if you’re recently engaged and prepping for your big day but the thought of a cupcake wedding dress makes you sweat, we’ve got you covered. From breathtaking modern designs to classic slips and wrap dresses, you’ll fall in love with the carefully selected assortment of wedding dresses for the minimalist bride ahead.

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    Can't go wrong with a simple column dress.
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    The movement of this dress is everything.
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    Cool girls will love this.
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    Leave it to Galvan to make a gorgeous gown.
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    Classic.
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    Pricing available upon request from the brand. Simply timeless.
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    We'll always love a deep V.
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    Talk about drama.
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    This is too pretty.
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    This is just stunning.
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    The spaghetti straps make this.
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    Perfectly elegant.
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    Love Meghan Markle's reception gown? Now you can make it your own.
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    Wait until you see the back.
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    Perfect for a winter wedding.
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    You'll fall in love with this gown.
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    In case longer sleeves are more your speed.
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    An off-the-shoulder gown is always a good option.

    Attending a wedding this season? See the best dress styles to wear now.

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