What's Your Bridal Style?

You treat every day like a fashion show, and your wedding day is no exception. Don't be afraid to incorporate the latest trends into your ensemble — an off-the-shoulder dress? Why not? Chokers are fair game, too. Take a look at some of your favorite fashion-girl weddings for inspiration. Olivia Palermo got married in a T-shirt, and Leandra Medine wore a biker jacket. Nothing is off-limits for your big-day look, so stay true to your personal style.

You want the princess-worthy gown, the veil, the whole shebang. There are no limits to how fanciful or romantic your wedding-day ensemble can be — and the last thing you want to do is settle on anything less than fantasy-to-reality. So, go as big as you want (both literally and figuratively), and you'll always remember your dress as a dream come true.

For a small affair and a super-fun party to follow, keep things casual and comfortable and you'll have a no-fuss wedding day. If you want to ditch the tulle and beading for a simple column dress from J.Crew or a cool-girl pantsuit situation, go for it. You'll be happier in something laid-back than in a cupcake-like dress and giant chandelier earrings that don't feel like you.

Your wedding-day look is laid-back and a touch boho, but full-on romantic with a touch of Southern inspiration. Vintage-looking lace, or even a flower crown, would be spot-on for when you walk down that aisle (yes, with acoustic string instruments being played the whole way). If you want to get a little hippie and let your Stevie Nicks vibes loose, go right ahead. You'll look fantastic doing it.

You only go to a restaurant if it has marble tables, and your Instagram feed never includes any color (it would throw off the aesthetic). Your bed is on the floor, and your only decor includes sheepskin throws and black-and-white coffee-table books. You're the less-is-more type, and so your bridal style should reflect that. Find the flattering, no-frills dress you feel great in, stick to your usual no-makeup makeup and delicate jewelry, and you'll feel like yourself when you show up to your equally minimalist-chic venue.

You're not going to do anything the traditional way — heck, you probably won't even wear white. Or a dress. Break the rules if that's what you like to do. If a black dress and dark lipstick make you feel phenomenal, there's no reason not to sport them on your wedding day. We know we say "you do you" a lot, but that's really the best solution here.