Finding what to wear on your wedding can be a lengthy process, especially if you’re looking for something a little unconventional and a dress isn’t quite your style.
So trade in the tulle for a jumpsuit on your wedding day. Simple but equally as elegant, they’re also easier to move in, and by move I mean get down on the dance-floor when your grandparents have gone to bed.
Best of all, you’re more likely to wear it again because after all, it’s easier to wear a jumpsuit for a formal event (or to celebrate your wedding anniversary in style) than a fishtail gown.
We’ve put together our favourite jumpsuits on the high street to help narrow down your search.
Plunge Cami Wide Leg Wedding Jumpsuit In Satin, ASOS, £120
Put your best fashion-foot forward with this chic cami style piece. The wide leg trousers add volume, while still keeping things simple and understated. Wear a strapless bra to keep a smooth silhouette through the celebrations. It’s rude to point after all. If you love a bit of bling, wear a pair of statement drop earrings. Available in sizes 4 to 18.
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Victoria Lace Wedding Jumpsuit, Whistles, £549
For lace lovers, look no further. Not all jumpsuits are created equal and this one will certainly stand out. Contemporary and feminine, the scalloped edging, deep V-neck at the back and the illusion of a strapless dress underneath has earned this a thumbs up from us. And have you seen its got pockets?! Available in sizes 4 to 16.
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Staud Stereo Deep V-Neck Flared Jumpsuit, Farfetch, £290
Suit up in this tuxedo jumpsuit from New York based brand Staud. The fabulous all-in-one is both smart and form-flattering. The flared trousers will lengthen legs and the double breasted, V-neckline is great for bigger busts and a discreet zip will save from any embarrassment after you’ve gone to the loo. Available in sizes 6 to 12.
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Jay Godfrey Structured Formal Jumpsuit, Farfetch, £431
For the sartorial bride, consider this structured halter neck number. It’s perfect if a strapless style doesn’t float your boat and the thick straps will support a bigger bust. Simple and elegant, the slide slit pockets allow for functionality, and the high neckline at the back channels Meghan Markle’s reception dress from Stella McCartney. Minus the £3,500 price tag. Available in sizes 4 to 10.
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Victoriana Bridal Jumpsuit, Phase Eight, £199
This ankle-skimming style will allow you to show off a statement pair of shoes, and the frilled sleeves are set to be one of the biggest wedding trends of 2019 according to Etsy. The embellished belt is detachable so you can decide how much sparkle you want on your outfit and the V-back will look amazing in the photos. Available in sizes 6 to 18.
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Forever New Embroidered Top Jumpsuit With Wide Leg In White, ASOS, £100
If you’re looking for something a little more covered up, this is a great affordable find. Smart but not suffocating, the tapered trousers and t-shirt style top with a lace overlay is a delicate touch. While it’s cut in a regular fit, the wide leg trousers give you loads of room to comfortably dance all night long. Available in sizes 6 to 16.
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Black Halo Layered Jumpsuit, Farfetch, £577
This relaxed fit jumpsuit could be mistaken for a top and trousers, but no, it’s definitely a one piece. Keep it simple and the accessories to a minimum to let it do all the talking, or if you love stacking your jewels, pile those bracelets high. Available in sizes 4 to 14.
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Adrianna Papell Asymmetric Crepe Jumpsuit, John Lewis, £160
Both sophisticated and comfortable, this contemporary asymmetric piece is perfect for the bride who steers clear of embellishment. The ruffled neckline, soft tie belt and wide leg trousers is both form-flattering and oh so chic. Available in sizes 6 to 18.
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