Minimalist Brides, This is for You

Timeless. Traditional. Clean. Elegant. Minimalist. Romantic. These are the buzz words we hear when brides are describing their dream dress. 2025 is the year for minimalist brides to thrive. Designers know brides are searching for elegant, dramatic gowns, but they want less and less details.

When people hear us use the word ‘clean’ during their appointment it often causes a few heads to turn. Of course all of the gowns are clean, but we often use the word clean to replace the word ‘plain’ from our vocabulary. The word plain often has a negative connotation and we never want a bride to think their preference is wrong.

Why are clean gowns on the rise? Well, they hit those buzz words brides are wanting to feel on their wedding day. Timeless, elegant, romantic etc. A clean dress allows a bride to show her personality through accessories like veils, jewelry, gloves or sleeves. Our lovely consultant Anna always says “ A clean gown is a blank canvas for brides to accessorize and make their own unique look.”

This gown is a new favorite in our store. She has a unique basque waist and is made of satin mikado. As we mentioned above, clean gowns allow a bride to accessorize and create a unique look. The stylist paired Grayson with beautiful satin gloves. Designed by Essense of Australia. 

This gown is perfect for a bride looking for that clean, couture look. This gown Holly has a rounded, strapless neckline. However, her dramatic slit adds an extra flare to this clean gown. This gown is designed by Justin Alexander Signature.

Here is a gown for brides looking for a more alluring look. Chandler has ruching throughout the bodice, which makes this gown flattering for several body types. Designed by Enchanting.

Natalia is perfect for those brides that want a clean look, but is missing that unique detail or texture. Natalia was designed with crepe material and adorned with a matte flower across the bodice. Designed by Lillian West.

This beautiful ballgown is unique from the others. Vonna is designed with a handkerchief skirt, horsehair trim, and a cat-eye neckline. While this gown still qualifies as a clean gown, its texture and layers make her stand out from the crowd. Designed by Justin Alexander.

This is a favorite gown in our store for many brides with many different body shapes. The large waist band creates a flattering silhouette and quickly wins the hearts of many brides with her secret pockets. Designed by Stella York.

This gown screams modern bride. While the gown is clean, the abstract ruching creates texture and movement in the gown. Like many clean gowns, Grace also has hidden pockets. Designed by Justin Alexander.

When buying your wedding dress, it’s ultimately important to feel like yourself. Opinions from family and friends are to be considered, but not control your decision. If you feel like the bridal version of yourself, you found the one.