Fashion Forward: Four Aisle-Ready Stylish Trends

Bride in a veiled hat
Trends
Written by
Sydney Stevens

Published:

Wisconsin Bride Fall/Winter 2026
CUFFED UP

The devil is in the details. Custom cufflinks are a small touch that makes a significantly fashionable impact. From personalized engravings to monograms or crests, the options are extensive. In this case, Henry opted for custom initial cufflinks representing both his and his bride-to-be Hannah’s initials, creating an effortlessly cool accessory that will last forever.

Groom's Attire | The Black Tux

Photography | Mo Speer Photography

IN BLOOM

Garden whimsy is here to stay. Dare to veer from the traditional white dress and opt for a unique floral creation. For her country club wedding day, Claire decided to turn heads in a Savin London gown featuring an beauteous floral pattern that seamlessly matched her bouquet.

Bridal Attire | "Bloom" by Savin London

Florals | Atmospheric Floral

Hair & Makeup | Be Inspired Salon

Venue | Bishop's Bay Country Club

Wedding Planning | Graceful Events

An Elizabeth James-approved look, bride Tyler opted for a chic hat-and-veil combo for her wedding day. The hat served more than a fashionable accessory; it was originally worn by Tyler’s mother at her own wedding day in 1990. Refreshed with a modern veil and paired with a tweed Sarah Seven gown and Loeffler Randall heels, this ensemble proves style doesn’t have an expiration date.

Bridal Attire | Sarah Seven from Spring Sweet Boutique

Hair | Sierra Minton of Studio Jane

Photography | Jade + Rae Photography

Venue & Wedding Planning | Alpine Valley Resort

If you are searching for a Hollywood-esque pièce de résistance, look no further. Gaining popularity over the past year, these polished accessories have clearly taken the spotlight. For Dante and his groomsmen, bride Emma thrifted gold floral brooches to wear on their lapels in lieu of boutonnieres. 

Groom's Attire | Men's Wearhouse

Photography | Morgan Ashley Photography

Venue | The Gardens Wedding Center