The Best Bridal Stores in Toronto
The best bridal stores in Toronto guide brides-to-be through the fashionable aspects of your special day. These shops run the gamut of wedding gowns—from designer dresses to budget-friendly looks—plus jewellery and bridal veils.
Here are the best bridal stores in Toronto.
Head to the seventh floor of The Bay for the Canadian outpost of this decades-old bridal brand from Brooklyn. If you want to feel like you're on an episode of Say Yes to the Dress, Eaton Centre edition, visit Kleinfeld's 20,000-square-foot shop and model some looks in the Twirling Area.
Love don't cost a thing, or, in the case of this heartfelt volunteer-run boutique, significantly less. Now located on Rogers Road, The Bride's Project offers new and gently used gowns ranging from $100 to $1,250, encouraging the recycling of dresses while donating profits to cancer charities.
Laidback wedding dresses with lovely accents are both affordable and chic from this pretty shop on Carlaw Avenue. You'll find satiny dresses for $600 and made-to-order sheer dresses for $1,300. The designs aren't exclusive to conventional bridal looks, either, meaning you could hypothetically repurpose your dress for another special occasion.
Customizable silk wedding gowns by dress designer Lea-Ann Belter are totally customizable and come in all sizes. Visit this studio at Broadview and Dundas for custom-made veils and beautiful, detailed fabrics with prices that start around $2,500. Her Astrid & Mercedes line is less traditional, with one collection using fabrics made from recycled plastic bottles.
If you're looking for the works (picture beads, tulle and embroidery) this Bloordale shop is the answer. Ferre Sposa leans into the extravagant aesthetic of wedding day with gowns from Maggie Sottero, Kenneth Winston and Pronovias. Bridal veils and jewellery will complete your regal bridal look.
Corso Italia's go-to for classic wedding and evening gowns prides itself in offering a relaxed, comfortable environment to do your gown shopping. Sorella Vita, Maggie Sottero and L'Amour are just a few of the designers carried here, with an impressive inventory of styles and price range.
Herman Li at Sash and Bustle. Additional photos by The Bride's Project, Blu Ivory.
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