This bridal trend is set to take over in 2025

We're no longer the little cousins being dragged along to a dull family wedding where we eat nuggets and chips and fall asleep before our grand-aunt makes everyone dance to Rock the Boat.

We're actual wedding guests and it means we get to revel in everything from the planning to the big day.

Seeing your besties get married is surreal, but its something we'll never get tired of.

Watching them plan the biggest day of their lives is beyond exciting, especially when it comes to wedding dresses.

Helping your friends choose the perfect dress, or even being at the end of their frantic WhatsApps about which dress to choose is far more fun than we thought it would be.

You feel like Katherine Heigl in 27 Dresses (minus James Marden as a love interest) as you help your bestie wade through hundreds of bridal trends.

The 2025 bridal trends have already emerged and there's one we're already obsessed with.

Bridgerton is inspiring bridal trends

Bridgerton-inspired wedding dresses are set to be hugely popular in 2025 and we can see why.

The regal and elegant style is timeless and something that will make every bride the talk of 'the ton'.

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These vintage, regency-style gowns often feature puffed sleeves, lace, and floral embroideries, and empire waists.

Brides can also style their look with elegant capes, vintage gloves, and even a tiara.

The dresses are more subtle compared to modern-day options, but they're also incredibly charming and breathtaking.

The elegant look is a pleasant change from the more extravagant modern bridal trends.

Following the show's success, more brides are opting for that regal yet classy look and who can blame them?

Seeing Nicola Coughlan, who plays Penelope Featherington, in her stunning satin wedding gown would inspire any bride's decision.

What do you think of the Bridgerton-style wedding trend?

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