In this article we are going to show you the different models of Spanish wedding dresses so that you can blend in with the culture of our country for your big day, and we know that choosing the ideal dress for the big day becomes one of the tasks most important and at the same time one of the most stressful, since we can choose from thousands of designs, models, cultures, clothing makers… until we find the perfect look.
Today we have various trends that are little by little increasing their demand within the market. Generating old fashions to resurface but this time renewed.
Therefore, in this article we are going to show you several examples of Spanish wedding dresses that can fit your style and personality.
If you want to know more, get ready to discover them!
A little flamenco
Flamenco wedding dresses are the most in demand in the south of Spain, but they are making their way to the rest of the peninsula.
They are dresses with great grace that continue to be incorporated into the world of Spanish wedding dresses with flamenco designs showing a great variety of models.
They take the best of flamenco and bridal fashion, giving rise to sophisticated, stylish and simple outfits.
They really are a risky and daring bet, since they are more elaborate suits with volume in the sleeves, lace… that adapt to the figure of the bride.
What if we dance a chotis?
Cristina Martínez-Pardo was the designer of the wedding dress of Teresa Urquijo, the wife of the mayor of Madrid, Martínez Almeida.
The suit, made of a beautiful lamé fabric embroidered in silver, was an original design by Pedro Rodríguez, although it was later adapted by Eduardo Ladrón de Guevara and, later, Cristina and her team were in charge of redesigning a new bridal model with the same fabric but adapted to your personal tastes and current trends.
All of this is because the bride asked for a comfortable and comfortable dress, since instead of dancing the traditional waltz on her big day, she asked to dance the chotis, for that reason the dress had an opening in the skirt to be able to take the steps. .
Can you imagine dancing a chotis on your big day with a dress inspired by this popular Madrid dance?
From bridal veil… to shawl!
The manila shawl brought out its most Hispanic side to adapt to brides, dyed in ivory tones and focusing all the attention on the back of the bridal look.
They are embroidered with flowers, birds, multicolored geometric motifs and finished with fringes, a tradition that continues to this day and more and more brides want to incorporate it into their big day.
The Spanish brand Color Nude gave us the idea of using it as an alternative to the bridal veil, the designer Johanna Ortíz gives a 180º turn to the original concept and transforms it into every bride’s dream thanks to the artisan hands of a Toledo company.
Color Nude also incorporated it as a substitute accessory for the veil in one of the models in its Bridal 2019 collection, named Heliópolis, offering us, without a doubt, some very Spanish wedding dresses.
“Basque” waist
We have come across the trend among Spanish wedding dresses! The trend of using the Basque waist or Basque waist, a traditional cut from northern Spain.
This is a phenomenon that is revolutionizing, and that also falls in love with those brides who are looking for a look with a princess or A-line silhouette, with the aim of marking curves.
The corset is the ally in this type of waist, which simulates a bodice that draws a v, in the shape of an inverse triangle, in the front area of the hip, letting a voluminous skirt fall from it.
A bullfighting jacket
The combination of a wedding dress with a bullfighting jacket and a tulle skirt is an idea as unexpected in the bridal universe as it is personal and striking.
It is a way to impress, stand out and take risks on your big wedding day, since you go beyond the traditional, imposing your imagination and personality and fully immerse yourself in Spanish culture.
More than a blazer in Spanish wedding dresses
A different and unique bride is the one who opts for a blazer or suit on her big day.
How can you transform a blazer into a Spanish wedding dress? Very easy! Like this bride did, with a short blazer-style dress and the back inspired by an Extremaduran shawl. A design created by Yolanda, from YAM Design.
Something very simple that can make one of the most unique Spanish wedding dresses.
To choose any of the Spanish wedding dresses… we help you!
Searching for the perfect dress can be quite a challenge, especially if you are looking for one of the elegant Spanish wedding dresses. Between the variety of options and styles available, it’s easy to feel overwhelmed. Therefore, having the guidance of a professional can be a great advantage. Their experience will help you find the ideal dress with greater ease and confidence.
This is where Natalia, from Weddings and Events by Natalia Ortiz, becomes your indispensable ally. As an experienced wedding planner, Natalia will advise and support you at all times of the process. Trust Natalia to make your wedding as special and unique as you always imagined!
If you really want to hit the nail on the head with the ideal dress, but you don’t know how, we give you the easiest solution, and we already know all of them wedding dress trends for 2025,so you can stay up to date without missing anything.
In addition, we will show you how to do the perfect makeup, we also have makeup trends for brides for 2025,
And if what you really don’t want is to buy your dress and you are looking for other options,you can choose rent your wedding dress.
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