Refined glamour… stately styles that embody luxury, grace, and opulence. We have rounded up a few of our favorite things that evoke this very style. Happy scrolling BLISS loves! 

This regal invitation suite with a custom-designed crest in shimmering gold sets the tone for a black tie affair. Designed by Paper & Pearl.

Opulent architecture sets the vibe for this elegant table design featuring golden candelabras and lush white floral arrangements by Sayles Livingston Design. Photographed by Bénédicte Verley Photography at Rosecliff.

Spice up your table setting with gilded china from art-deco to traditional patterns from Party Rentals LTD.

Defy tradition and rock the Kelly Faetanini Gwendelyn gold embroidered strapless gown on your wedding day. Available through A Little Something White.

Vintage-inspired glamour is defined by this dainty hairpiece from A Little Something White.

Fairy tales come true when you walk down the aisle in this stunning Mira Zwillinger silk bridal gown featuring a floral drape cap sleeve. Available at A Little Something White.

A diamond halo engagement ring is a classic cut that never goes out of style. Available at Long’s Jewelers.

A magnificent 7-tier cake crafted by Something Different Cake Couture features glittering layers mixed with layers adorned with sugar flowers.

“My bride is Grace Kelly, Audrey Hepburn, Lauren Bacall. She is classic, elegant, appreciates modern fashion yet values traditional style. Our ball gowns have a wow factor and the silhouette from the dome skirts are unique and flattering. This collection is for a bride that is fashion forward but also wants to stay classic”. -Sareh Nouri

Sareh Nouri continues to transcend her very own talents collection after collection… and the Hollywood Collection is no exception. Inspired by the allure and glamour of old Hollywood, Sareh’s designs take traditional silhouettes and enhances each with modern details. Luxe fabrics rich with texture accentuate every curve, while clean lines create architecturally-inspired neck & waistlines.

Find this inspiring collection at A Little Something White, located in Darien Connecticut.

The couture house synonymous with modern elegance, Carolina Herrera. The Fall 2019 bridal collection was just unveiled at New York’s Bridal Fashion Week and as always, we are awestruck. Structural silhouettes softened by lace appliques, extravagant bows, and pockets are just a few of our favorite details. Scroll on to view the entire collection and try it in person at The White Dress by the Shore! Located in Clinton, Connecticut.

Bridal Fashion Week just wrapped up in New York City and we have your full bridal trend report as told by stylist Beth Chapman of The White Dress by the Shore. We will be unveiling the latest collection from our favorite designers over the next few weeks so be sure to check back!

Off-the-Shoulder Necklines 

The fear with an off-the-shoulder gown is that brides will not be comfortable on their wedding day, however, I saw a lot of functional off the shoulders that still give you a lot of wiggle room!

Romona Keveza

Romona Keveza

Theia

Anne Barge

Capes

Capes are a great way to add drama and length to any gown and make a great alternative if you are not a fan of the iconic veil!

Inbal Dror

Appliquéd and Embellished Lace

I saw appliquéd floral lace (with and without embellishment) on almost every runway.  Adore this feminine trend!

Theia

Inbal Dror

Anne Barge

Reem Acra

Halter Necklines 

Meghan Markle had a huge influence on this market.  Her reception dress led to halter necklines on every runway!

Theia

Theia

Clean and Classic 

Clean and simple also graced every runway.  The Duchess of Sussex had an influence on this trend as well – especially when it came to long sleeves!

Theia

Anne Barge

Anne Barge

Anne Barge

Delicate Straps 

The delicate spaghetti strap trend is so feminine and dainty!  I love that this has emerged as a popular neckline, as it is flattering on all body types!

Theia

Theia

Anne Barge

Matching Veils

One of the hot accessories of the season was the matching veil.  It was especially prevalent with the lace and floral appliquéd gowns.

Inbal Dror

Reem Acra

Reem Acra