The Dark Bride
Gothic Wedding Dress
I have recently become a huge fan of author,
Sherrilyn Kenyon, and her
Dark-Hunter® series. Most of her lead characters are influenced and wear
Goth- inspired clothing which has inspired me to write about the Gothic Bride.
Goth fashion is a clothing style mixed with Edwardian/ Elizabethan and Punk influences.Goth fashion has a dark, mysterious and yes, sometimes morbid look that I find sexy as well. Most Goth fashion styles consists of materials made of lace, velvets, corsets and leather, often adding fishnet stockings and gloves for full effect. To select a Gothic Wedding dress, I would suggests colors in various shades of purple, navy or even white that can be worn as long as there are dark undertones to your look. As an artist, I appreciate the
Goth look as a form of self- expression and just being unique. For the future Dark bride who is searching for a Gothic wedding dress and likes her style a little dark and haunting, check out these
"Haute" Goth fashions:


Wedding dresses normally cost anywhere from $1000.00 and higher. I've found some gorgeous
Gothic Wedding dresses for much less. Check out these beauties!

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From Top, left to right)
Sherri Hill lace dress, Black countess lace earrings, $30.00, 1000 Markets, La Belle Plume Noir Corseted Gown, $575.00 at Azac Design, Jovani dress, $450.00, Parasol, $39.95, Ladies Emporium, Lace booties, $49.00, Newport News, Jovani Evening dress
To see a great selection of Goth- inspired dresses, please view Wedding Resources.
Check out my related article,"The Gloom Groom".

evening dresses are sexy if they are colored in all black.:~-
i like black and also white evening dresses, they are very stylish and classy,":
i like black evening dresses and ball gowns, they are really very classy.,'
evening dresses should always be classy, simple but elegant. you don't need to invest several hundred bucks on a classy evening dress `,*
Can somebody tell me witch designer made dress on the top? .... Thanx
Hello, unfortunately, I don't know the designer of the dress above; this dress was featured in Vogue Italia. The black dress to top left is from designer Sherri Hill.