Say yes to the dress.
18 Meghan Markle-Approved Wedding Dresses for 2018 Brides

While details regarding Meghan Markle’s wedding dress are still mega hush-hush, we for one have no chill when it comes to waiting. Having already set the bar high with her engagement photos (ICYMI: She rocked it out in a freaking ball gown), it’s highly unlikely that she’ll settle for anything less than a fashion-forward creation. Keep scrolling for 18 wedding dresses — from pared-down and sophisticated to downright whimsical— that we could *totes* see the duchess-to-be walking down the aisle in. Preliminary dress fittings at Kensington Palace unfortunately not included.
1. Reformation Freesia Dress ($488): “‘Til death do us part.” Thoughts you’ll have upon trying on this sexy off-the-shoulder Reformation gown for the first time.
2. Johanna Ortiz M’O Exclusive Atardeceres Sevillanos Dress ($8,000): Here comes serious drama. For $8K, this guipure lace dress with a detachable bow and puff sleeves can be yours.
3. For Love & Lemons Marguerite Bridal Gown ($675): Free-spirited brides won’t be able to resist this daisy-adorned gown that was made for frolicking in the English countryside. Complement the DDG train with a diaphanous veil (or tiara) for a look of pure elegance.
Suzanne Harward Allure 2.0 Gown
5. Inbal Dror Shades of White Lace Sexy Wedding Dress ($5,100): Word on the street is that Israeli designer Inbal Dror is in the running to design THE dress. Just imagine swapping “I dos” in this taupe-hued masterpiece featuring a mermaid hemline and dreamy tulle aplenty.
6. Paper Crown Tori Dress ($298): Should Markle opt to keep things simple (or need a backup dress for the royal reception), this flowy champagne gown with Grecian details would undoubtedly accentuate the humanitarian’s natural beauty.
7. Stone Cold Fox Market Gown ($495): Accompanied by a bouquet of pretty pink blooms, this romantic scallop-edge gown has Valentine’s Day nuptials written all over it. Throw in Markle’s signature waves and toned physique for the ultimate wedspiration.
8. J. Mendel Blush Embroidered Tulle Gown ($5,990): Blushing brides-to-be, this decidedly feminine (albeit slightly provocative) sheer tulle gown won’t fail to rack up the oohs and aahs on your special day.
9. Katie May Charleston Gown ($1,650): Ain’t nobody going to steal your thunder in this drama-inducing organza gown boasting no shortage of frills and ethereal tulle.
10. Roland Mouret Hexam Gown ($7,265): Count on this waist-cinching style from French designer Roland Mouret taking center stage on your royal-filled day. Picturesque details — including a waterfall skirt, an intricate lace bodice, and delicate ribbon bows adorning the back — will have the entire bridal party gushing.
11. One Day Bridal Belle ($8,900): Alternative brides will appreciate this edgy lace appliqué showstopper featuring a high neckline, fitted bodice, and statement-making slit. Wedding day combat boots, anyone?
Tony Ward Trendy A-Line Wedding Dress
13. Oscar de la Renta Strapless Tiered Matelasse Gown ($5,990): Invest in one of Oscar de la Renta’s timeless runway-ready designs and you’ll fo’ sure feel like a princess. But who wouldn’t with those voluminous ruffles and that high-low hem swooping in?
14. Self-Portrait Pleated Crochet Floral Maxi Dress ($393): Pleats, please. Is it just us or would this Victorian-inspired sweeping maxi look something fierce with a leather moto jacket and a classic smokey eye? Simple, but subtly romantic at the same time — sounds like a nod to Markle’s demure style to us.
15. Needle & Thread Pearlescent Gown ($2,298): TFW your shimmery pearlescent gown shines like a Kirakira+ filter. The layers of frothy tulle, sequins, and allover beaded embellishments will speak to your inner Disney princess.
16. Rime Arodaky Clover Embroidered Tulle and Cady Mini Dress ($1,259): Are you swooning yet? Rime Arodaky knocks it out of the park with an enchanting lace overlay, structured box pleats, and a peekaboo back that’s worthy of a standing ovation.
17. BHLDN Sansa Gown ($1,200): Windsor Castle, here we come. From snaps with the bridal party to the first dance, this couture gown is fit for a queen (err, rather, Duchess). Just add a Swarovski crystal halo for the outfit-elevating final touch.