Topshop is launching bridal collection including wedding dresses, bridesmaid outfits, lingerie and accessories
And, it hits stores in April
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Your support makes all the difference.With the average cost of a wedding estimated to be well over £20,000, it’s no wonder brides on a budget are looking for ways to cut back.
Luckily, high street favourite Topshop is here to bring you the wedding dress of your dreams at a fraction of the price.
Set to hit stores in April, the brand’s debut bridal collection is expected to include wedding and bridesmaid’s dresses, accessories and lingerie.
So how much will it set you back?
Topshop has confirmed that the collection will consist of five wedding dresses with prices starting at £350, and a selection of bridesmaid’s dresses starting at £85.
And, while little else is known at this stage, the campaign image that has been released does give us a clue as to what we can expect.
Worn by model of the moment Grace Elizabeth, who recently starred in the Victoria’s Secret fashion show, is a dusky blush coloured plunging gown crafted from silk with ruched shoulder detailing and a delicately embroidered waistline.
Topshop isn’t the first to step into the affordable bridalwear market though. Whistles will launch its capsule collection next month while ASOS, London label Self Portrait and Needle and Thread have all launched successful wedding ranges in recent years.
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