The truth is that there’s a wide range of options on the high street for price-conscious brides including Monsoon, Asos, and Whistles. The latest collection from French Connection is ideal for those who would prefer not to spend a lot of money on a single gown.

French Connection’s Affordable Bridal Collection

An electric capsule of both classic and contemporary clothes for bridesmaids and brides, the range consists of 10 pieces including an update on the Palermo gown, which was a best-seller. For brides, however, there’s everything — from contemporary pieces to classic floor-length silhouettes in delicate shades of white, that put an alternative spin on traditional wedding attire.

Eliza Lace Fit and Flare Wedding Dress

This dress effortlessly combines a classic flair and fitted silhouette with intricate lace for a romantic finish. The expertly crafted piece features shoulder straps. They fall into a fixed bodice, emphasized by an elegantly tied sash at the waist. The lace drops to a full trimmed skirt with a delicate eyelash detailing and a scalloped hem. The dress is complete with a tulle underskirt that creates additional movement and volume that’s ideal for the dance floor. Securely fastened by a concealed back zip, this dress is a timeless take on bridal wear.

Amato Tux Tailored Wedding Suit Jacket

Nothing speaks to the modern bride aesthetic quite like a feminine and fluid white tuxedo. The Amat tux jacket is cut to an impressive fit, with a self-fabric tie sash at the waist. It’s a piece that’s accented with mock welt pockets to the front. There are also three elegantly covered buttons at the cuffs for a clean finish. Satin notch lapels, side splits, and a satin lining give this contemporary silhouette a chic twist. For a maximum impact, it can be styled with the coordinating trousers.

Diya Lace Mix Bridesmaid Dress

The Diya dress effortlessly combines a modern silhouette with an eye-catching, intricate embellishment. The midi-length piece is crafted with a delicate lace bodice, which is embellished with glistening sequins and colored botanical embroidery. This dress is perfect for the dance floor.

Other Options From Bridal French Connection

• Arne Faux Fur Bridal Cover Jacket — Summer White
• Amato Bridal Tux Wedding Suit Trousers — Summer White
• Aadina Crepe Column Wedding Dress — Summer White
• Bikita Lace Mix Handkerchief-Hem Dress — Clement Blue
• Farva lace Mix Bridesmaid Dress — Bayou Green
• Emiki Lace Ruffle Bridesmaid Dress — Available in Silver Blue and Bellini

Cake? Check. Dress? Check. Invitations? Check. You might have already started your wedding checklist, or you could still be at the very beginning. Whatever the case, this is the ultimate checklist for wedding decorations.

Ceremony Decoration Checklist

Although it’s the most significant part of the day, your guests will spend the least amount of time at the ceremony. That means you can save a few bucks on the decorations. Some things to remember are decorations for the altar, anything you want along the aisle, and a welcome sign. Some couples also opt for programs for each of their guests and an aisle runner.

Table Decor Checklist

Centerpieces and table numbers will take center stage when it comes to your wedding table decorations. From there, it’s time to think about any name cards you need, tablecloths, and extra drinkware if you want to match this to your theme. Just don’t forget the chair decorations for the bride and groom. After all, you need to sit in style after your big day, right? You can save some money on flowers by decorating the cake table with your bridesmaid’s bouquets if you like.

Reception Decoration Checklist

This is where your guests will spend most of their time. So what wedding decorations do you need? Lighting and a dance floor are two crucial things to remember. Then, it’s time to think about any hanging decorations, signs you may need, and a potential lounge area for people to chill out. You may even want to invest in a backdrop to use behind the head table.

The ultimate checklist for wedding decorations means you should have everything covered when it comes to decorating your big day. It’s best to think about where our guests will spend most of their time when you’re dividing the decoration budget to ensure you spend your money wisely.