The Fall 2025 Haute Couture Wedding Looks That’ll Make Anyone Want to Walk Down the Aisle

There was certainly lots to love about the recent haute couture presentations over in Paris. Glenn Martens made a stunning debut at Maison Margiela. Which is a really big deal since having to follow John Galliano, especially after his last iconic offering, is no small feat. On the other end of the spectrum, Demna bid adieu to Balenciaga in grand fashion. Before heading to Gucci, the designer reminded everyone of why the Spanish fashion house has become a force to be reckoned with under his deft hand. Another major highlight? All of the gorgeous Fall 2025 Haute Couture wedding looks sent down runways and unveiled in lookbooks.

Demna made sure to bless us with one final wedding-worthy creation under his Balenciaga tenure. The laser-cut, long-sleeve creation boasts a scene-stealing full skirt. Martens also provides an edgy silhouette fit for more daring brides with its moody pattern layered under sculpted accents. The veil-esque headpiece is a definite must. King of elegance Giorgio Armani delivered an unconventional ensemble that’s too good to ignore. A brilliantly bedazzled tuxedo jacket styled with a crisp white button-down, a black bow tie, velvet trousers with sparkling cuffs, sleek shoes and topped off by a flashy beret.

If you’re more the traditional type, there are plenty of options for church-style ceremonies. We still have to wait a bit to witness Matthieu Blazy’s Chanel, but the French fashion house still managed to deliver a wedding gown that redefines the concept of a princess dress. Georges Hobeika designed several strong contenders, but the ornate gown with shimmering silver sections toward the end really stole the show. The veil only served to amplify the lovely look. Perhaps no two brands could fill up a bridal boutique as well as Tamara Ralph and Yara Shoemaker. There’s something slightly art deco about Ralph’s strapless column dress with a corset-like bodice. The champagne fur stole only served to amplify the vibe. Shoemaker’s heavily embellished number included a matching scarf, a trend we’re also seeing when it comes to wedding guest dresses.

Looking to push the envelope a little? See Ashi Studio’s waterfall option that has a layered bodice and a layered skirt. Ralph’s crisp pantsuit is jazzed up by strings upon strings of pearls. Even if you have your heart set on a dress, this look has after ceremony written all over it. Then there’s Zuhair Murad’s flowing, semi-sheer design reined in by a jewel-encrusted section at the middle. The jewels are also added to the sleeves for even more sparkle.

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