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Searching Sydney’s Bridal Closet

Here is another online bridal salon that caters to the plus size bride. Sydney’s Closet offers formal dresses for many occasions including wedding, veils, shoes and lingerie. Their sizes range from 0 to 44 (above 32 has their own section).

Being an authentic bridal salon their prices for traditional wedding gowns range from $150 all the way up to $700 (on a sad note, sizes over 28 need to add an additional $30). Sydney’s Closet ships to the United States, Canada and internationally.

I was surprised at how quickly I found three beautiful plus size wedding gowns that I more than liked. The first by He’s Mine, Favorite (style ID: ADP7426) comes in sizes 14 to 32 for $766. The A-line dress is made with matte satin and has cathedral train which you can’t see in this image. The beaded bodice is beautiful.

Next up is the Aurora D’Paradiso gown called Enchanting Bride (Style ID: ADP2393). It is a special order gown available in sizes 14 to 32 for $658. This A-line strapless wedding dress comes with a matching bolero. It is fully lined and has a long formal skirt. I love the dip at the cleavage, the bolero and how the fabric has a subtle gather to one side at the waist.

The third design is also a special order by Aisle of Love (Style ID: ADP6857) that comes in sizes 14 to 32 for $729. This strapless A-line wedding dress is made with matte satin, has an empire waist, is fully lined. The beautiful sash is detachable. I like how it is a demure sleeveless and of course the sash.

Full views and backs of each gown can be seen at their website.
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