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    Ursula wedding dress (Allure Bridals)
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    Disney, Allure Bridals Release Magical Line of Wedding Gowns

    Ada BloodBy Ada BloodFebruary 1, 20252 Mins Read
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    With the most popular day to get engaged coming up, Disney’s Fairy Tale Weddings and Allure Bridals are releasing a dazzling collection of wedding dresses. The new line will consist of 22 gowns inspired by many beloved Disney characters. Many of these pieces incorporate the more modern trend of adding color to the traditionally white ensemble. 

    And the results are shimmery and stunning dresses fit for any princess, or villian.

    Cinderella wedding dress
    Cinderella wedding dress (Allure Bridals)

    In celebration of the 75th anniversary of the Disney animated classic “Cinderella,” this dress comes with a shimmering shade of ice blue tulle. A sweet nod to the princess who sparkled under the stroke-of-midnight sky. 

    Tiana wedding dress
    Tiana wedding dress (Allure Bridals)

    This Tiana-inspired gown is adorned with petite blossoms and delicate vines handsewn from thousands of sparkling sequins on soft tulle, mimicking the twinkle of fireflies at night. It embodies the vibrant spirit and energy of the New Orleans princess. 

    Jasmine wedding dress
    Jasmine wedding dress (Allure Bridals)

    The Jasmine-inspired gown features sequeins galore, mimicking the endless night sky. This puedo-sky is brought together by several strings of sparkling beads artfully draped across a cold-shoulder collar and jacket.

    For A Villian’s Big Day

    But what if you’re more into villains than princesses? Well they’ve got you covered there too. 

    Ursula wedding dress
    Ursula wedding dress (Allure Bridals)

    You’re sure to leave guests speechless when you walk the aisle in this Ursula inspired gown. Available in black and ivory this dress sparkles with beads and appliqued tulle. It’s back end features a soft mermaid silhouette skirt.

    Maleficent wedding dress
    Maleficent wedding dress (Allure Bridals)

    This Maleficent-inspired look is truly something magical. It features shimmering green velvet and lace appliques overlaid across the jet black organza of the gown. While the horns are optional, they are highly recommended to get the full look. 

    These Disney-inspired dresses are available in sizes 0-30 starting February 14th, 2025. You can check out the full line here. 

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    Hi, I’m Ada. I like long walks in the graveyard, horror movies, comic books, and bringing you the latest in nerd-centric news.

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