Stylish Maternity Wedding Dresses for Every Type of Bride

Drapery is incredibly flattering for brides, whether you're sporting a baby bump or not. Courtesy of Seraphine, this long maternity wedding dress is made from soft, sheer gray tulle that flows over your curves. Then, as you sweep up the aisle, the delicate floral embellishments will sparkle as they catch the light.

Planning a laid-back garden party? This casual maternity wedding dress may be the one for you. The lace overlay and scalloped sleeves add a touch of romance, while the sexy V-neckline keep things feeling fun. This dress is available in sizes small to 3X. All that for under $100? What a bargain.

This caftan-style maxi dress is casual but still totally bride-worthy, all thanks to its gathered waist and V-neckline. Made from a jersey-spandex mix, the relaxed-fit dress leaves plenty of room for your baby bump. We think this sleeveless maternity wedding dress is just the thing for a summer beach wedding. Not the one? Rachel Pally has a whole range of maternity-friendly dresses laid-back brides will love.

This strapless maternity wedding gown is pretty and flirtatious. Available in white and cream, this dress is made from a premium stretch material with a chiffon overlay skirt. But it’s the delicate rose detail on the bodice that really sets our hearts aflutter.

This maternity wedding dress is proof that you can look beyond traditional stores for bridal attire. The fitted bodice is accented with crochet lace, while the chiffon skirt flows outward for gorgeous movement while dancing. It comes in eight hand-dyed shades and can be purchased with or without a matching slip to wear underneath. Looking for something with long sleeves? Check out the Aspen gown.

Next up is a dress that exudes old-school glamor: The Aria gown by Tiffany Rose. The off-the shoulder cut draws the eye to your decolletage, while the sweeping skirt with carefully placed pleats creates a sleek silhouette. We also love the matt sheen fabric, which is classically bridal and highlights your pregnancy glow. Wear it with or without the matching art deco sash.Oh, and did we mention that this dress has pockets?

Oh, hey there, bump! This long maternity wedding dress is made for the bride who wants to show off her pregnancy curves. But while the fit may be body-conscious, the long sleeves, keyhole neckline and lace detail keep things feeling bridal.

Short and sweet. Those are the words that come to mind when we look at this knee-length number by Seraphine. Crafted from luxurious fabrics, this dress features a 100 percent silk skirt and a lace bodice with a beautiful keyhole button back. Demure yet feminine, it’s the perfect choice for a courthouse wedding, spring ceremony or even a rehearsal dinner.

Dare to be different in this white jumpsuit, that’s serving us serious Solange vibes. Made from a premium stretch jersey, this look has a modern one-shoulder cut and a floor-sweeping cape for a fresh take on a traditional wedding gown train. Add a colorful bouquet and a slicked back up-do to bring this maternity bridal look to life.

Pregnant brides that appreciate the simple things in life will love this linen dress. On the whole, it’s embellishment-free—but the off-the-shoulder cut and statement sleeves make this look effortlessly elegant. Plus, the washed linen fabric is incredibly soft and naturally breathable on even the hottest days.

Searching for budget-friendly maternity wedding dresses that still have the wow-factor? Head straight to Bump Biddy. This gown has a dramatic double thigh-high split and a sprinkling of pearls over the sheer overlay. It’s available in a range of inclusive sizes and at only $89, this wedding dress is a steal.

How about a maternity wedding dress that’s so comfortable you could sleep in it? Introducing the Ellie nap dress by Hill House Home. This collector’s edition features the same tiered skirt and stretchy ruched bodice—that’s ideal for pregnant or nursing moms—but is rendered in premium white silk. Add Bonus: This style is available in soft tulle and a lace fabric too.

Since photos of Sophia Bush’s nuptials were released, we’ve been obsessed with floral wedding gowns. Not convinced? Just look at this beauty by bridal specialists Tiffany Rose. It has a soft boned bodice and a floaty chiffon skirt adorned with watercolor posies in soft hues of lavender, blush and muted green.

Say yes to this maternity wedding dress from ASOS. The twist-front bodice, oversized floral embroidery and tiered bell sleeves draw inspiration from seventies fashion trends, but the thigh-high slit and V-neckline keep things cool enough for a 2023 bride.

This fully-lined satin maternity wedding dress is perfect for a boho bride. A sweetheart neckline and tiered gypsy-style skirt serve up cottage-core chic at its best. Meanwhile the smocked bodice and empire waist are ideal for accommodating a baby bump and full bust. And those flutter sleeves? The perfect delicate touch.

This next pick is from Birdy Grey, a brand that specializes in bridesmaid dresses. Some styles—like the Kaia dress—also look great as wedding dresses for pregnant brides. This maternity-friendly frock is suitable for women in their first or second trimester. Made from free-flowing blush pink chiffon (a trendy alternative to classic white), this dress has elastic in the back for added comfort on your wedding day. The best part? It has hidden pockets!

This chiffon maternity bridal gown features a cinched bodice and cold-shoulder straps for a dreamy Grecian-inspired look. It’s double lined to prevent sheerness and has a discreet zip at the back. And that flowing chiffon skirt will look great as you sashay across the dance floor.

Although it’s technically a bridesmaid dress, this little number would also make a beautiful maternity wedding gown. Boasting a pleated bodice and floor-sweeping skirt, this A-line style is simply lovely. Better yet, this dress is available in 16 sizes and over 30 other colors.

Another lacy option, Sexy Mama Maternity’s mermaid maternity wedding dress combines a figure-hugging lace bodice with a statement tulle train. This pick really has the wow-factor.

Planning to elope with your significant other? Opt for a non-traditional dress to match the occasion. Although it’s not designed for pregnancy, the waistline rests just underneath the bust and flows out to a full taffeta skirt, meaning there’s ample room for your bump. Plus, a bow-tie at the back can be loosened to give you a little more breathing room. Add a blusher veil for a fun, flirty Vegas-worthy look.

Long and lovely while still being easy to wear, this dress is a light and airy choice. The nude underlay is covered in applique flowers and a scattering of sequins for a touch of sparkle. We could easily imagine an expectant bride wearing this pick at a whimsical outdoor ceremony.

Here’s an outfit for the always-trendy, non-traditional bride: a coordinated white set. Daring maternity looks have hit the headlines since Rihanna bared her bump for her first pregnancy announcement. And this one-shoulder crop top and figure-hugging maxi skirt are right in line with the trend. Wear it at your bachelorette, rehearsal dinner or for a low-key wedding ceremony.

This bardot-style dress is a beautiful option for modern brides. A sultry figure-hugging fit and shoulder-baring cut is balanced by long semi-sheer sleeves and a fishtail skirt.

Show off your shape—and your bump—in this tailored knee-length dress with short sleeves. This modern maternity wedding dress is just the ticket for a city wedding or low-key civil ceremony.

Still searching for the dream wedding dress for a pregnant bride? Feast your eyes on this designer gown by Lanvin. Crafted from soft chiffon, this showstopper has a high-low hem finished with a ruffle trim. While it isn’t technically a maternity dress the billowing shape is designed to be worn very loose, leaving plenty of space for your blossoming bump.