High street heaven: wedding dresses under £1000


Every bride wants a dress that’ll be remembered for a lifetime, but these days that doesn’t have to mean re-mortgaging the house. In recent years the high street has stepped up its game to cater to a growing demand for shoestring weddings. These dresses, that all cost less than a grand, will have you turning heads down that aisle for all the right reasons.

French Connection, Rene lace maxi, £185

This lace maxi, a steal at only £185, sculpts for a flattering outline and falls elegantly to the floor for subtle drama on the big day. www.frenchconnection.com

Monsoon, Mae bridal dress, £349

This hand-crafted piece by Monsoon includes intricate hand-embellishment, while its scalloped trims add a touch of vintage chic. www.monsoon.co.uk

Asos, deep plunge maxi with fishtail, £95

For £95 this fishtail frock will add maximum drama at minimum cost. The deep plunge and cream hue are perfect for the young and hip bride. www.asos.com

Body Frock, pleated maxi with flute sleeves, £300

Celeb fave Body Frock conceals sculpting body control into each of its dresses, ditching the need for control underwear. Exclusive to www.asos.com

Whistles, Juliet wedding dress, £699

This striking contemporary design features an asymmetric, one shoulder silhouette complete with a detachable train that falls from the reverse of the shoulder strap for added drama. www.whistles.com

Topshop Bride, Cutwork lace Bardot, £450

Exquisitely cut by hand, this grey-green lace piece with cut-out shoulders is perfect for the modern bride, and those looking to harness the ethereal wedding vibes. www.topshop.com

Ghost, Sana Dress, £395

This floor-length gown, with its luxurious satin fabrication and bodice detailing, exemplifies the less-is-more mantra championed by Ghost. www.ghost.co.uk

Needle & Thread, Victorian Button Gown, £850

Romantically designed using Victorian styling details, we love this Needle & Thread piece with a softly fitted bodice and delicately engineered beading and stone artwork. www.needleandthread.com

Written by Thea Carley

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