After picking your wedding destination, the next biggest decision is choosing your wedding dress! With millions of wedding looks on the market, it’s smart to narrow down your options, so you don’t get overwhelmed. So, ask yourself: What’s your bridal style? In our opinion, your wedding dress should be a reflection of your everyday style…you, but better!

Deciding your bridal style will not only help you select your wedding dress, but can help to lead your overall wedding theme. We’re sharing seven of the most popular bridal types below. For each type, we’re sharing affordable, fashionable wedding dresses to suit that style of bride.

The Anti Bride

Demetrios, Style 877

Grace Loves Lace, “Valeria”

Morilee by Madeline Gardner, “Poesy”

Mark Zunino, Style Z6164

The Blushing Bride

Demetrios, “Juliet”

Mark Zunino, Style Z6161

Morilee by Madeline Gardner, “Lucrezia”

Grace Loves Lace, “Harri”

The Beach, Boho Bride

Demetrios, Style ME138

Grace Loves Lace, “Hollie 2.0”

Grace Loves Lace, “Sol”

Morilee by Madeline Gardner, “Madonna”

The Detail-Oriented Bride

Demetrios, Style DP366

Grace Loves Lace, “Fabienne 2.0”

Morilee by Madeline Gardner, “Laurette”

Mark Zunino, Style Z6177

Hollywood Glam Bride

Demetrios, Style DP86

Grace Loves Lace, “Lake”

Demetrios, Style DP395

Mark Zunino, Style Z6157

The Minimalist Bride

Demetrios, Style ME144

Grace Loves Lace, “Arlo”

Morilee by Madeline Gardner, “Paxton”

Mark Zunino, Style Z6121

The Royal Bride

Demetrios, Style 7950

Morilee by Madeline Gardner, “Duchess”

Demetrios, Style DP392

Morilee by Madeline Gardner, “Rachel”

Still need help deciding your wedding style? Check out some of Destination I Do’s other fashion articles: 10 Fashion-Forward Dresses and Fall Beauty Tips & Fashion Trends

Photos courtesy of (in order of appearance): Demetrios (1st, 5th, 9th, 13th, 17th, 19th, 21st, 25th & 27th), Grace Loves Lace (2nd, 8th, 10th, 11th, 14th, 18th & 22nd), Morilee by Madeline Gardner (3rd, 7th, 12th, 15th, 23rd, 26th & 28th) & Mark Zunino (4th, 6th 16th, 20th & 24th)

Note: This post was first published on March 18, 2019.