15 Best Off-The-Rack Wedding Gowns to Shop Now

Markarian's modern take on bridal has become the fashionista's dream choice for wedding dresses. Take for instance this graceful, deep v-neck option. The silhouette is classic enough to not feel too over-the-top, but with of-the-moment tweaks that make it feel relevant today. Waist cut-outs, sequined neckline piping and the subtle floral-textured fabric all add to the elegant charm.

Opt for full Victorian vibes with a lace neckline, volume a plenty and ruffled sleeves. It's all about the smallest of details, like the ivory, grosgrain ribbon belt, which will give you options when it comes to styling. This gorgeous style was crafted with heirloom-quality in mind, too, so you can hold onto for future generations.

If you fancy something with a little sparkle, this sequined number is the one for you. The flattering wrap top is held by delicate spaghetti straps, all flowing into a swishy, A-line, gown length skirt. The fabric has a bit of sheerness to the over all look, as well, creating an ethereal effect that will turn heads. It's equal parts flirty and stylish.

We've seen more and more high-low hemlines on the bridal runways. This strapless duchesse satin is surprisingly versatile for various ceremony moods, such as a more formal aisle or even an intimate, backyard ceremony at home. Be sure to pick out a cute pair of shoes, since they will be on full display.

If costs are top of mind, this ROTATE column dress falls just shy of $500, while still looking extremely luxurious. Made from recycled fabrics, this floral-embroidered strapless gown is extremely eco and budget conscious. Tulle overlay and a slightly sheer, fishtail hem drape wonderfully on the form. Wear with a drop earring and strappy pump for a clean and classic look.

If Carolyn Bessette-Kennedy's iconic Narciso Rodriguez gown is on your Pinterest mood board, then look no further than Norma Kamali's dreamy satin version that has a similar, minimalist '90s feel. Cut on the bias, this draped slip style features a cowl neck that will show off your décolletage, and a pooling hem that creates a slight train. Keep the minimalist vibe when it comes to accessories for a timeless look.

If maximalism is more what you had in mind for the big day, a frilled tulle number, like this Rosario gown, will take the cake. The off-the-shoulder bodice will fit and flatter the natural curves of the body, while a layered skirt adds the perfect amount of drama to the overall aesthetic. All eyes will most definitely be on you for the entire evening.

For a casual wedding or cocktail setting, look no further than Khaite's expertly draped maxi dress—a sure winner. A sculpted, v-shaped bodice is hangs artfully, showing off a bit of skin, while a fluid skirt ensures movement and breathability. This one is made from a stretch-crepe fabric, so you will be comfortable all night. No boning or corseting required.

Dress shopping needn't be complicated. Look to figure-flattering styles that have stood the test of time, for good reason, like this mermaid gown shape. You can't go wrong with a crossover, sweetheart bodice that is nipped and tucked at the waist (complimentary to most body shapes). Crystal-embroidered spaghetti straps will add a bit of shine. Add a tulle veil for a match made in heaven.

If you'll be tying the knot on a faraway beach, consider leaning into something a little easier than the traditional, structured gown. This kaftan-like shape channels the disco era, with a silky neck-tie, one-shouldered fit, and asymmetrical hem. The leg slit will show off your cute dancing shoes and ensure you'll be chic and comfortable as you boogie the night away.

Danielle Frankel is another designer who has made waves in the fashion community the past few years, thanks to her non-traditional approach to designing bridal. The Harper gown is masterfully draped, for a classic silhouette with a little something extra. Take a peek behind to see the fully revealed, open-back that is worth a second look.

Long hemlines? Not a must! This Carolina Herrera packs a punch with an array of oversized bows across the off-the-shoulder neckline, adding dimension and texture to the body-con, mid-calf length shape. A simple ankle heel will complete your look for an intimate dinner setting, daytime ceremony and more.

Stella McCartney's halter-neck gown mixes classic shapes but with a twist. The languid, column silhouette will flow effortlessly on the form, for a clean and sophisticated look. The crystal-embellished neck adds a shiny pop, that is still refined and modern feeling. An open-back and flared train ensures that even with simplistic styles, there are still plenty of special details.

If you have always dreamed of a princess-style gown your entire life, but now want something that feels a bit more current, Emilia Wickstead's Diamond duchesse-satin gown blends a little bit of both worlds. Romantic and dramatic enough for a stirring walk down the aisle, thanks to the voluminous, full skirt, the sweetheart-cut neckline lends plenty of contemporary edge, as well.

No intention of wearing something traditional? Michael Lo Sordo's cutout gown is for the bride that wants to show off their sexier side. Made from luscious, silky satin, the crystal-embellished bra top bodice is spliced and diced before falling into a fluid skirt. A high-leg slit shows off even more skin, while still remaining overwhelming refined.