The Best Looks From The Spring 2027 Canadian Bridal Collections

New York Bridal Fashion Week happens twice a year—in April and October—and is regarded as the grand finale of biannual global fashion events. As ever, the latest drop of designer collections was totally dreamy and more style-forward than ever. The bride vibe for the year ahead very much taps into the idea of ‘something old, something new’ with designers digging into mixing sleek, modern design details with nostalgic, old-world touches like hand crafted embellishments vintage fabrications.

Canadian bridal designers are some of the best in the world. For Spring 2027 the delivered some of the most iconic looks of the season. The styles making headlines? Voluminous ball gowns, mermaid dresses, sleek column gowns, architectural silhouettes and loads of lace.

Here’s a look at some of our favourite looks from five homegrown talents to consider for your big day. There’s never been a better time to support Canadian fashion! —Alison McGill

Ines Di Santo

A true visionary of wedding style, a dress from Ines Di Santo is the dream for many brides. Di Santo’s couture collection of gowns is always jaw dropping and incredibly artistic, and this season’s collection was especially magical brimming with artful lace ballgowns, dramatic mermaid dresses (a Di Santo signature), and colour like dusky antique rose, ice blue and muted mauve.

Claire dress de Lune by Ines Di Santo
Inara dress by Ines Di Santo
Rosee dress by Ines Di Santo
Velvet Water dress by Ines Di Santo
Whispering Lilies dress by Ines Di Santo

V by Veronica Di Santo

Veronica Di Santo has spent years working alongside her mom as a managing partner in Ines Di Santo, but for the first time ever has dropped a bridal collection of her own. The V by Veronica Di Santo line is very much inspired by the mother brand with its luxury vibe, but the design philosophy behind the dresses was to create something more contemporary and refined, but no less artful.

The Dream dress by V from Veronica Di Santo
The Forever dress by V from Veronica Di Santo
The Party dress by V from Veronica Di Santo
The Vow dress by V from Veronica Di Santo
The Yes dress by V from Veronica Di Santo

OUMA Atelier

Vancouver designer Ou Ma continues to wow us with her ethereal, otherworldly designs and her latest lineup continues that romantic narrative. The Alluvia collection is inspired by the sweeping, layered landscapes of Danxia in China and we love the airy textures and sweeping silhouettes—from ballgowns, minis and columns gowns—of this OUMA Atelier collection.

Vermillion dress by OUMA Atelier
Angelus dress by OUMA Atelier
Yan dress by OUMA Atelier
Ember dress by OUMA Atelier
Seraphin dress by OUMA Atelier

Jacyln Whyte

You know lace is huge in bridal right now, and for Toronto-based designer Jaclyn Whyte, the heirloom fabric is at the heart of her Spring 2027 collection, XOXO. The lineup includes a range of wedding dress silhouettes from ball gowns, to A-line, minis and midis, many of them convertible with detachable skirting to deliver chic multi-looks.

Mackenzie by Jaclyn Whyte
Allegra by Jaclyn Whyte
Thalia by Jaclyn Whyte
Julia by Jaclyn Whyte
Jane by Jaclyn Whyte

Rita Vinieris

Since 1995 designer Rita Vinieris has been a bridal fashion innovator with her two fashion brands Rivini and Alyne. Sharp tailoring and strong architecture are Vinieris’ signatures which are particularly prevalent in her new Rivini collection, Still Air. If you want a statement gown big on deluxe detailing like layers of delicate Alençon lace, luxe jacquard fabrics, and hand-crafted tulle sleeves and collars, this is your dream dress lineup.

Fiora by Rivini by Rita Vinieris
Maren by Rivini by Rita Vinieris
Odette by Rivini by Rita Vinieris
Sonnet by Rivini by Rita Vinieris
Vivienne by Rivini by Rita Vinieris