BELLA Bridal is thrilled to offer an exclusive first look at MILLY’s highly anticipated debut into the world of bridal. Known for its effortlessly chic and feminine aesthetic, MILLY brings its signature Parisian craftsmanship and modern sensibility to an elegant new collection just in time for wedding season.

The annual Barcelona Bridal Fashion Week has commenced, and the opening day showcased the exciting new collections from Badgley Mischka, Joli Poli, and Wang Feng, presented under the creative direction of Elena Perez and Anna Riba of Courtyard Consulting. The runway shows, held on Wednesday, April 23rd, offered a glimpse into the trends and artistry that will define bridal fashion for the upcoming season.

Modern brides, rejoice—Cult Gaia has officially entered the bridal chat, and it’s nothing short of breathtaking. Known for its sculptural silhouettes, artful craftsmanship, and effortlessly cool aesthetic, the beloved brand is now bringing its signature Gaia energy to the aisle with an exclusive Bridal Collection.

This season at New York Bridal Fashion Week, romance took center stage—and no one captured the magic of modern femininity quite like Pronovias. With a preview of their 2026 Collection, the heritage house proved once again why it's the go-to destination for brides seeking elegance, style, and a little touch of fairytale drama.

New York Bridal Fashion Week Spring 2025 unveiled an exquisite narrative of craftsmanship, innovation, and emotion—where designers pushed the boundaries of bridal tradition to offer modern brides something deeply personal and unforgettable. From sculptural elegance to ethereal romance, the runway was a celebration of bridal artistry at its most refined. Here's our front-row look at the standout presentations that defined the season.

Mark Ingram’s Spring 2026 Collection, “A New Era in Luxury,” takes inspiration from a glamorous and transformative time in fashion history—the post-war Parisian Haute Couture movement. Drawing from the opulence and chic sophistication of the late 1940s to the mid-1950s, Mark brings to life the radiant optimism of a period defined by legendary couturiers such as Dior, Balmain, Jacques Fath, and Balenciaga.