Trends rocking Cornwall's bridal scene

Rock some flower power on your big day in the form of subtle botanical accents and oversized lace to textural 3D blooms. Whether head-to-toe, cascading down the skirt or scattered across the bodice, intricate and dimensional blossoms bring a dreamily ethereal vibe to your bridal ensemble.

 

Lillian West, Elaine Rawlings Bridal Boutique

 

Justin Alexander, Elaine Rawlings Bridal Boutique

 

Pronovias, 

 

Rebecca Ingram, Bliss Bridal Gowns

 

Ella Rose, Bliss Bridal Gowns

 

Header image House of St. Patrick, Bridal Gossip

 

From bare backs and seductive illusion backs to statement bows, the latest bridal gowns showcase gorgeous details to wow your guests as you walk past them down the aisle. 

 

Pronovias, The Bridal Studio

 

Ivory & Co., Bridal Gossip

 

Capes and cover-ups make a super-chic alternative to a veil ' and they're taking a soft, floaty aesthetic for 2021. Why not have your initials or wedding date stitched in for a customised finish?

 

House of St. Patrick, Bridal Gossip

 

Willowby by Waters, St Ives Bridal Boutique

 

Pronovias, The Bridal Studio