If you’re using Pinterest to plan your wedding, you’ve likely stumbled across (and re-pinned) Galia Lahav‘s breathtaking bridal gowns. Embellished with elegant crystals, French lace and Italian silk, the Israeli designer’s gowns are best known for their dramatic, head-turning backs.

Brides can always count on Vera Wang to create stunning, memorable wedding gowns. And, since the launch of the White by Vera Wang, available exclusively at David’s Bridal, brides can count on her luxurious craftsmanship and fashion-forward designs at a price-point that doesn’t leave them canceling the honeymoon.

Fashion designer Monique Lhuillier never fails to stun with her exquisite bridal gown collections. Known for her romantic, feminine gowns, the esteemed designer knows what modern brides want: a wedding day look that is feminine, lightweight and timeless.

Canadian brides are in for a lace-and-organza treat this spring when Kleinfeld Bridal opens its doors within Hudson’s Bay’s flagship store in Toronto.

If you’re a bride who loves romantic, feminine wedding dresses, then you’re no doubt an admirer of Monique Lhuillier‘s stunning creations. Saying “I do” in a designer gown isn’t a reality for all brides, which is why we love the more affordable price points of the Bliss by Monique Lhuillier collection.

Bridal Fashion Week has come and gone and, while we miss the glamor of the runway shows and the glitz of after-parties, there’s lots more luxury ahead, thanks to the amazing collections from top designers.

Our bags are packed and we’re heading to NYC today for our favorite wedding event the year: New York International Bridal Week! Over the next few days, we’ll be attending top runway shows to get a sneak peek of what our favorite bridal designers are unveiling for upcoming seasons.

The brides of 2014 are bound to have some seriously gorgeous aisle style. With softer, more romantic fabrics, unique design elements and sexy backless gowns, we expect to hear more reports of grooms fainting at the altar!

“You’re just a girl in a white dress until you add the veil!” says Victoria Rucks, District Manager for David’s Bridal Canada, when asked if brides are still choosing to wear the traditional garment.

It’s no surprise that Sarah Seven, the Portland designer behind her eponymous fashion label, possesses the same effortlessly chic appeal as her romantic, vintage-inspired bridal gowns.