12 Non-Dress Wedding “Dresses” for Brides Who Want Something Different

Untraditional but utterly glam. (Best paired with rose-gold retro platforms, of course.)

Temperley London ($1,995)

Separates you won’t just say you’ll wear again.

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You may remember when Orange Is the New Black star Lauren Morelli rocked a similar Siriano design down the aisle.

Christan Siriano ($1,800)

A modern take on a classic wedding silhouette—but this one you can actually dance in.

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Is there anything more glamorous than satin? Yes: cleverly concealed pockets.

Catherine Deane trousers ($700) and top ($430)

With velvet embellishments and faux-pearl buttons, we’d plan a winter wedding just to don this luxe look.

Roksanda cape ($2,580) and pants ($1,060)

Imagine this wool-crepe piece strutting into City Hall. Swoon.

Roland Mouret ($2,560)

Business in the front; walking art installation in the back.

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There’s just something so right about a perfectly tailored suit.

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Those sleeves on the dance floor = wedding photo magic.

Ellery blazer ($1,795) and pants ($995)

The only thing better than that cascading train? The hidden pockets. (It's always the pockets.)

Danielle Frankel top ($3,990) and pants ($1,890)

Because sometimes, you want the best of both worlds.

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