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While some brides envision themselves in head-to-toe white on their wedding day, others are drawn to gowns in bold and daring colors. But if you're a bride-to-be who happens to straddle the line between traditional and fashion-forward – a champagne wedding dress can offer the best of both worlds.

When shopping for a dress, keep in mind that gowns won't be strictly labeled as "champagne" in color—terms such as "nude" and "bisque" might be used, depending on the brand or designer.

In undertones of blush, beige, and gold – champagne wedding dresses are full of dimensional color. For brides looking to make a statement, gowns in gold-tinged champagne feel especially elegant and unexpected. For the romantic bride, ivory ball gowns with a subtle beige underlay are utterly timeless. And for the minimalist bride – champagne is a classic neutral tone that always pairs beautifully with clean lines and sleek silhouettes.

Whether your personal style leans towards traditional or modern or somewhere in between – read on for the best champagne wedding dresses for every body type and budget.

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Not all statement-making ball gowns have to break the bank! This particularly striking champagne gown is affordable and flattering. Wear yours with barely-there strappy sandals and a metallic clutch.

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For the bride with a bohemian sensibility, this '70s inspired gown is a fitting choice. Crafted from a light beige fabric and embellished with subtle beading this breezy gown would be perfect for a casual beach wedding.

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Attention summer brides! Champagne wedding dresses are such a romantic choice for a warm-weather wedding. This pretty lace style with pin-thin spaghetti straps and thigh-high slit would be right at home at a beach or destination wedding.

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Planning multiple looks for your wedding? After the ceremony, slip into this statement-making mini perfect for the reception, afterparty, and beyond! Style this flirty number with shoulder-grazing earrings and a fun pair of shoes.

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For brides who want a wedding dress that's a mix of champagne and ivory, consider this stunning embroidered dress. The subtle champagne underlay makes the 3D floral appliqué pop and highlights other pretty details like the delicate belt and boned bodice.

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Saying "I do" at a city hall? Consider this midi-length slip for an effortlessly chic look. We love it styled with a vintage-inspired blusher, delicate personal jewelry, and a pair of slingbacks or mules.

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For the understated yet fashionable bride, this effortless dress is a no-brainer. Flattering and unfussy Reformation's "Andee" dress is perfect for a spring or summer wedding and pairs beautifully with strappy sandals and a wildflower bouquet.

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Neutral undertones of blush and champagne highlight the impressive allover gold beading on this unique and couture-like gown. Perfect for a summer or winter black-tie wedding, this statement-making gown will stun at every angle.

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For the classic bride who is looking for traditional with a twist, this allover lace style from Jenny Yoo is the perfect fit. Two layers of ivory lace add texture and dimension when paired with a beige underlay.

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Minimalism at its finest, this slinky slip dress features pin-thin spaghetti straps, an unexpected neckline, and an alluring front slit. Stunning from all angles, this dress also boasts a gorgeous criss-cross back with romantic draping.

If you're a laidback bride getting married in your backyard or at the courthouse, this effortless maxi dress should definitely be on your radar. What's more, thanks to its relaxed silhouette, draped bodice, and flowing skirt, it's as chic as it is comfortable.

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Embody romance in this Azazie gown, featuring a deep-V back, white lace overlay, and a dramatic cathedral length train. Sexy and sheer paneling on the bodice adds a little edge to this sweet and feminine ball gown.

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For a wedding dress worthy of a royal wedding, look no further than this exquisite ball gown from Sottero and Midgley. Crafted from shimmering ivory and champagne organza this gown is undeniably glamorous.

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When it comes to a formal wedding, hints of sparkle are always a good idea. Flocked with tonal sequins and finished with a romantic ribbon belt, this shimmering champagne gown will not disappoint.

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Thanks to its elongating silhouette, a high-neck wedding dress is a flattering choice for any bride-to-be. We love this peachy-tone champagne number from Lulus featuring a mock neck, a sleeveless bodice, and twin side slits for a sophisticated city soiree.

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What's a wedding weekend without a party dress? From the plunging neckline to the sexy front slit, this dazzling dress screams party-ready. A cross between gold and champagne, this dress is a great option for a New Year's Eve wedding. Wear yours with a bold lip and shoes you can dance in.

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We love this Grecian-inspired gown for a formal spring wedding. Not only is the A-line silhouette supremely flattering, but the airy champagne tulle will capture the light in every photo.

What to Look For in a Champagne Wedding Dress

If bridal white and bold colors aren't your style, a champagne wedding dress is the perfect happy medium. Subtle and sophisticated, champagne hues are just as versatile as white or ivory and are flattering on every skin tone. When it comes to shopping for a champagne wedding dress, it's important to note that there are different variations of the shade. Champagne hues with pink and gold undertones will feel warm and rich while other variations with silver undertones will appear cooler. What's more, if you're opting for a lace wedding dress, consider one with a champagne underlay–it will make white lace pop and give your gown added glamour and dimension. Even better? Since champagne is a neutral hue it goes with everything from gold jewelry to silver accessories

FAQ

• What is a champagne wedding dress?

  Champagne wedding dresses come in a wide range of subtle tones that range from soft beige to light brown and gold. It's important to note that not all gowns will be strictly labeled as "champagne" in color and terms such as "beige," "bisque" or "tan" might be used instead.

• Can I wear a champagne wedding dress for my wedding?

  Absolutely! As with any bridal fashion choice, it's entirely up to you to decide what colors and silhouettes best celebrate your personal style.

• How do you accessorize a champagne wedding dress?

  Neutral tones like champagne pair well with metallic accessories like gold strappy sandals or silver earrings. Heels and clutches in various shades of white will complement a champagne wedding dress with ivory or white embellishments.

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Contributing writer Sophie Moore is a former fashion editor at Brides and is an expert in all things bridal attire, from couture wedding gowns to the perfect "something blue" accessory. She researches and sources the best fashion items for brides, grooms, wedding guests, bridal parties, and more.

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