28 Winter Wedding Dresses to Help You Brave the Chilly Weather

Three-quarter sleeves always radiate elegance as you walk down the aisle. With lace embroidery on the sleeves and bodice, this dress with dimension is a perfect way to stay warm and sophisticated in winter.

From: A Romantic, Vintage-Inspired Wedding at Villa di Geggiano in Tuscany, Italy

Opting for a gown with allover lace gives an enchanted look for a winter wedding. The sheer bateau neckline is perfect for light coverage from the cold air.

From: A Romantic Brunch Wedding at Alabama 4-H Center in Columbiana, Alabama

Layer up with a chic faux fur coat for your “I dos.” This fashion-forward accessory is perfect for an outdoor ceremony and can be taken off for an indoor reception to show off your dress. 

From: A Bohemian Winter Wedding at Thorpewood in Thurmont, Maryland

Delicate lace, sheer sleeves and a gentle V-neck are brought to life by this bride’s dramatic earrings, statement eyes and lips, and stunning half-up curls.

From: A Sophisticated, African-Inspired Wedding at The Cetwick in Asheboro, North Carolina

Stand out against the bright white snow with an ivory, nude or cream gown.  

From: A Gold Winter Wedding at Trappers Cabin in Beaver Creek, Colorado

Jazz up your look with an off-white faux-fur wrap to cover bare shoulders or sheer sleeves.

From: A Refined City Wedding at Axis Pioneer Square in Seattle, Washington

Don’t be afraid to be bold. With allover lace long sleeves and a dramatic V-neck, this dress is a sweet and sexy choice for your winter vows.  
From: A Romantic Wedding With California Flair at Concorde Banquets in Chicago, Illinois

Take a subtler approach to the plunging V-neck with a wide, shallow collar complete with scalloped lace edges.

From: A Chic, Themed Wedding at L’Auberge Del Mar in Del Mar, California

Fool the eye with illusion long sleeves accented with embroidery along the collarbone and down the arms.

From: A Refined Rustic Wedding at Spruce Mountain Ranch in Larkspur, Colorado

Whether you’re saying “I do” indoors or on a snow-covered mountaintop, a classic ball gown with a sweetheart neckline is always feminine and flattering. Accentuate the natural waist with a bejeweled belt and add a hooded cloak for an outdoor ceremony.

From: A Mountaintop Elopement at Alyeska Resort in Girdwood, Alaska

Look effortless with delicate lace, a modest neckline and three-quarter-length sleeves.

From: A Lush, Flower-Filled Wedding at The Planterra Conservatory in Bloomfield Hills, Michigan

Nothing says “romance” like a high collar and cascading lace tied together with a feminine bow.

From: A Formal, Classic Wedding at Sherwood Country Club in Thousand Oaks, California

Accentuate the back of your lace gown with a line of buttons, sweet bow and dramatic train.

From: A Rustic Winter Wedding at Southwind Hills in Goldsby, Oklahoma

Pair your timeless white dress with a soft updo to show off the intricate lace detailing and pretty scalloped neckline.

From: A Winter Wedding at Sundance Mountain Resort in Sundance, Utah

Just because it’s cold outside doesn’t mean you have to cover up completely. Give your classic silhouette that unexpected wow factor with a deep V-back. While outside, opt for a chocolate-brown faux-fur coat like this bride.

From: A Rustic Chic Winter Wedding at Devil’s Thumb Ranch in Tabernash, Colorado

The allover scalloped lace gives a classic silhouette art deco flare, while the plunging neckline adds subtle sex appeal.

From: A Romantic Industrial Wedding at Gallery 1028 in Chicago, Illinois

A backless dress is always stunning, even when the temperature drops. Cover up outside then wow your guests with nontraditional details (like these subtle tiers and an exposed back) once you step inside.

No need to go over the top when accessorizing in cold weather. A neutral-toned fur shoulder wrap keeps you snug outdoors and pairs perfectly with a classic A-Line silhouette.

From: A Cozy Winter Wedding at Icon Lounge + Events in Sioux Falls, South Dakota

A few subtle sleeve embellishments on a long-sleeve silk crepe gown can be all you need to dress up a simple sheath.

From: A Cozy, Autumnal Wedding at a Private Home in Catawba Island, Ohio

Stunning lace sleeves add a classic, buttoned-up aesthetic in the front, while an open back says you’re ready to party.

From: A Chic, Retro-Glam Wedding at The Ebell Club of Long Beach in Long Beach, California

An elegant bateau neckline with an illusion sweetheart bodice is flattering, elegant and feminine. If you like, add a beaded belt or crystal hairclip for a hint of sparkle.

From: A Rustic, Romantic Wedding At Chamard Vineyards In Clinton, Connecticut

Is anyone else getting Meghan Markle vibes from this contemporary stunner? Clean lines and pure white fabric are perfect for the modern, minimalistic bride—and don’t forget the fun shoes.

From: A Chic, Sophisticated Winter Wedding at The Bowery Hotel in New York City, New York

Keep things unfussy (you have enough to think about) with an A-line wedding dress with lace sleeves, a crew neck and a perfectly tailored natural waistline. If you and your bride want to wear similar, but not identical looks, find something with the same silhouette but slightly different hue, fabric or embellishments.

From: A Black and Gold New Year’s Eve Wedding at Grand View Lodge in Nisswa, Minnesota

A windy day doesn’t have to be a hassle—choose a dress that will billow in the breeze. This gown is both sophisticated and playful with a daring leg slit, elegant boatneck and lovely lace sleeves.

From: An Elegant Barn Wedding at IronGate Equestrian Center in Hartford, Ohio

Don’t forget to outfit your wedding party with the right accessories. From shoulder wraps to full fur coats, the options are endless. 

From:  An Eclectic Wedding at Miller Nurseries in Canandaigua, New York

Turn a simple look into something more dynamic and playful. Try a winter wedding gown with illusion cutouts or paneling—or don’t be afraid to show a little bare skin.

From: An Elegant Winter Wedding at Rothschild Pavilion in Wausau, Wisconsin

Your wedding dress doesn’t need a low back to be impressive or dramatic. A ruffled, tiered train makes a graceful statement for a formal affair.

From: A Sophisticated, Modern Wedding at Greystone Mansion in Beverly Hills, California

If it’s chilly outside, why even try to wear spaghetti straps? Get the best of both worlds with a V-neck slip under a lace illusion overlay.

From: A Romantic Garden Wedding at Jardin De Buis in Pottersville, New Jersey