30+ Short Wedding Dresses!

If you want all the glamour and sophistication of a classic gown, but with an unexpected twist, consider this silk mini. It has all the elements of a ballgown, minus the obstructive length.

Daring brides, you can stop your dress search right here. What is bolder than a sheer mini with a slightly asymmetrical hem and a one-shouldered sleeve?

This not your standard sheath dress! The sequin-embroidered waist cut-outs add a touch of sexiness, without compromising sophistication.

Something about this dress screams early-spring wedding and we are here for it. With ruffle trim and allover lace, this is definitely the perfect pick for more conservative brides, but don’t worry, the puffed sleeves are full-on fashion.

Thanks to the Bridal Fashion Week runways, 2020 is all about one thing: Butterfly details. We saw it in floral prints and bright embellishments, but this dress is currently our favorite take on the trend.

Opting for an intimate courthouse affair? Nothing pairs better than a fitted blazer dress and a civil ceremony. Plus, the designer was the mastermind behind Zoë Kravitz and Erin Foster’s wedding day looks, just to name a few.

While we love this three-tiered dress for a trip to the altar, it also has bridal shower written all over it. Between the polka dots, tulle and illusion sleeves, this gown is ultra-girly and fashion-forward.

Planning to wed barefoot in the sand then celebrate with drinks and dancing on the beach? Then buy this dress. It’s boho-meets-party-girl, which might be our favorite new crossover.

News flash: Dramatic trains work with short dresses too! Wear the detachable draped panel down the aisle then remove it when it comes time to hit the dancefloor. Technically, you’re getting two gorgeous looks for the price of one (score!).

This bright and sunshine-y knit dress is flocked with tiny yellow fabric embellishments. Wear this cheery citrus number to your summer or destination wedding.

Off-the-shoulder neckline, puffed sleeves, ruched bodice—what trend doesn’t this dress show off? With such a relaxed fit, it’s perfect for the cool-girl, no-fuss bride.

Thanks to the alternating crepe and lace panels, this dress gives the illusion of length. Finish with a box clutch and heels for a completely elevated look.

We think it’s time to bring flapper dresses back (but with a twenty-first-century twist), and this strappy mini dress is the ultimate comeback. With all-over embroidery and pearl details, this is the look for fun and flirty brides.

From French bridal designer Rime Arodaky, it’s no surprise this midi dress is both romantic andchic. The illusion bodice is daring, yet tasteful—what modern bride doesn’t strive for that?

Another fashion week detail we couldn’t get enough of? Feathers. And this mini dress takes that trend to the next level. Besides, a solid party dress will never go to waste.

Peplum tops have been popular for years but this asymmetrical bib is a fresh take on the silhouette. Plus, the square-neckline works with any size bust.

There’s nothing boring about this high-neck dress. With lace and embroidery details and a bow, throw your hair up in a bun and let the gown speak for itself.

If you’re more comfortable in a simple silhouette, choose a dress with just one dramatic element. The cross-body ruffle is all you need to make a statement.

Consider this the “Little Black Dress” of bridal—because it comes in white, of course! It’s crisp, simple and it looks like you just threw it on (and still look flawless).

A basic white slip is completely transformed with a polka dot mesh overlay. Wear with heels for the ceremony then switch into a pair of kicks when the DJ starts playing!

Fun fact: This is our pick for a warm-weather winter wedding. Why? The sequins, beading and tulle and frill trims were inspired by sparkling snowflakes.

Engagement party, rehearsal dinner, ceremony, post-wedding brunch—this dress works for literally every wedding-related occasion. This dress and weddings have something in common: They’re both all about love!

Attention, brides! Don’t be afraid to rock some color on your wedding day. The gold embroidery on this flared skirt is really all you need.

Another hot trend for 2020 brides? Corset bodices. Thanks to the pleated chiffon and lace trim, this blush midi gives the sultry bustier a feminine finish.

Shift dresses are getting a major upgrade with this embroidered number. We suggest throwing this in your honeymoon carry-on last minute with a pair of sandals for a casual dinner outfit with your new spouse!

For the bride that craves a little sparkle, this mini dress is completed by a crystal belt, which creates shape and definition at the waist.

We can’t decide what we like more about this dress: The geometric lace or the flared hemline. Garden party attire? Check!

If minimalism is more your speed, then you can’t go wrong with a simple spaghetti strap midi. Thigh-high slits took over the bridal runways this year, too!

Meghan Markle put halter necks back on the map in 2018, so here’s a version for lace lovers. And, this neckline works wonders for broad shoulders.

This cape dress marries business and bridal is the chicest way. Perfect for the modern bride, the deep V is sexy while the cape sleeves are totally sleek.

Embody “blushing bride” on your wedding day with this nude tulle number. Delicately beaded in a floral design, you’ll feel enchanted walking down the aisle.

Yes, bridal shorts exist—aren’t you excited? Pair them with the blazer for your wedding day then wear them with other tops all summer long.

Channel your inner-ballerina with a strapless tulle gown accented with sequins. Who knows, maybe it will actually bring out your inner-ballerina during your first dance!