As we’re in the midst of engagement season, we’ve compiled some of our favorite Austin shops for brides-to-be. From bridal gowns and bridesmaid dresses to accessories and that must-have pair of shoes, here are the must-stop spots as you plan your special day.
Unbridaled
Unbridaled offers a gorgeous mix of extraordinary bridal gowns, bridesmaid dresses, and accessories. The South Lamar shop features a modern mix of bridal designers and is the perfect place to find that unique gown you’ve always dreamed of — many have a bohemian flair. Designers include Claire Pettibone, Katie May, Rue de Seine, Catherine Deane, and many more. As for bridesmaids, shop elegant, feminine brands like Jenny Yoo and Ivy & Aster.
Blush Bridal Lounge
From accessories, to gorgeous wedding gowns, we love Blush Bridal Lounge. Blush has an amazing collection of standout gowns from designers like Hollywood favorite Jenny Packham, Badgley Mischka, Hayley Paige, Martina Liana, and many more. Schedule an appointment, and shop accessories from brands like Pronovias and Blossom veils and belts.
Melange Bridal
There’s something for everyone at Melange Bridal. The collections include designer wedding gowns, plus-size gowns, bridesmaid dresses, and attire for flower girls. Melange carries selections from Demetrios, Pronovias, Jenny Yoo, Alfred Sung, Dessy, and many more. Be sure to check out the website for information on upcoming trunk shows as well.
Neiman Marcus
Even if you are the only one who sees them, finding that perfect pair of shoes to carry you down the aisle on your special day is a must. We recommend a trip to Neiman Marcus at The Domain to find the perfect pair from designers like Manolo Blahnik, Christian Louboutin, Jimmy Choo, and more.
We love this gorgeous Tara LaTour gown at Unbridaled.
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