11 dreamy winter wedding dresses (to suit any budget)

Sabrina Carder
The best winter wedding dresses available to purchase now. [Photos: H&M, Whistles, Monsoon]
The best winter wedding dresses available to purchase now. [Photos: H&M, Whistles, Monsoon]

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When it comes to wedding dress shopping, there are numerous factors to think about: from the silhouette to the colour, the price and even the material.

There’s also the weather to consider.

While many summer brides opt for lighter fabrics and strapless bodices, the cooler temperatures call for long-sleeves and heavy fabrics.

But, that doesn’t mean a winter wedding dress has to be any less spectacular.

From ruffles to lace, ethereal capes and Meghan Markle-inspired necklines, we’ve highlighted winter beautiful bridal gowns to suit any budget - from £100 to over £1,000.

1. Bridal Harper Dress by Chi Chi Clothing | £100

2. Bridal Bella Dress by Chi Chi Clothing | £110

3. Lace wedding dress by H&M | £149.99

4. Una Bridal Bardot Lace Maxi Dress by Monsoon | £299

5. Hollywood Sylvia Dress by Ghost | £225

6. Demetria Embroidered Gown by Needle and Thread | £410

7. Cold-Shoulder Ruffled Pleated Gown by Self-Portrait | £420

8. Beaded Caped Long Dress by Adrianna Papell | £470

9. Adelaide Wedding Dress by Whistles | £699

10. Tulle-trimmed bridal gown by Max Mara | £1,755

11. Fern open-back crepe gown by Halfpenny London | £1,750

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