Wedding Suits for Women: Best Trouser Suits, Jumpsuits & Bridal Tailoring
The message was clear from the bridal catwalks this season; trousers and jumpsuits are here to stay. Whether as the main event or as a way to change up your look from day to night, both designers and the high street are offering their own creative takes on the look; enter our edit of the best wedding suits for women.
As well as jumpsuits, there’s a whole range of mix-and-match pieces out there to choose from, including stunning trouser suits with different options for tops – corsets, camisoles, bandeaus and detachable elements like overskirts, trains and corsages to really put a twist on things.
Plus, of course, there are wedding suits for women that can be worn by those attending as a guest. So, if you’re looking for tailoring with a pretty pop of colour, we’ve got plenty of those, too.
Not sure where a suit fits into the bigger picture yet? Start with our wedding planning checklist.
Bridal Suits
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1. Viera Bridal Suit – Nobody’s Child
Nearlyweds who don’t want a dress but still want something with plenty of movement should look to wide-leg trousers. This suit from Nobody’s Child is perfect – with gentle pleats in the trousers for a tailored yet relaxed look that has plenty of swish and sway.
Sizing: UK 4-18
2. Neptune Blazer & Henson Trousers – Halfpenny London
There’s no better way to embrace your inner drama queen than with the stylish separates from Halfpenny London. Pair the Henson trousers with a tulle veil for a dramatic ceremony reveal – then a gorgeous corset, bralette or silk camisole for your reception look.
Sizing: Made to measure
3. Dela Two-Piece – Reformation
This chic high-rise shorts and matching cream collared jacket set from Reformation is ’60s sexy. The perfect choice if you want a more vintage feel – just add a chic little veil.
Sizing: UK 4-16
4. Hope Blazer & Trousers – BAÉ
Those looking for a high-fashion vibe will have plenty to choose from at BAÉ, with a collection of separates that can be mixed and matched to make your own. Our pick? These wide-leg trousers and matching blazer that’s been crafted from a luxurious Mikado fabric for a structured-meets-fluid look. The bow is removable so you can change up your look when you’re ready to rock the reception.
Sizing: UK 6-16
5. Andie Trousers & Blazer – Whistles
Whistles tailoring is always a masterclass in classic, pared-back styling – and the high street store’s bridal range is no exception. The Andie suit is a long-standing favourite for good reason. Perfect for those who prefer a well-cut, straight-leg look that needs nothing more than heels and a statement lip.
Sizing: UK 4-20
6. Cream Boucle Shawl Collared Midi Dress – Self Portrait
OK, not technically a suit, but with its elegant shawl collar, shoulder pads, removable belt, button-down front and sculpted peplum waist, this midi from Self Portrait certainly has all the elements of chic bridal tailoring that we love – in dress form.
Sizing: UK 4-18
7. Blake Jacket & Wide-Leg Trousers – Six Stories
Bridal favourite Six Stories smashes it again with this smart yet simple asymmetric tailored jacket and matching wide-leg trousers. Stylish, statement and easy to wear – it’s everything we want from a women’s wedding suit.
Sizing: UK 6-18
8. Style 005 Bridal Tux – The OWN Studio
Only The OWN Studio could elevate a pair of ivory tuxedo trousers and matching waistcoat to make them aisle-worthy. Crafted from a luxury crepe fabric, the trousers will look as great with trainers and slides for an off-duty look as they will with heels on your wedding day.
Sizing: UK 6-18
9. Porto Embossed Cotton Suit – Suzannah London
A simple skirt suit becomes an essential part of our power closet in the deft hands of Suzannah London, and we love the perfectly tailored Porto set for a city celebration or registry office nuptials. It’s crafted from a structured textured cloth and lined in silk-satin – a real dream to wear.
Sizing: UK 8-18
10. Charlotte Double-Breasted Blazer & Trousers – Wanderdoll
A show-stopping choice for an effortlessly sophisticated look, the double-breasted blazer from Wanderdoll is crafted from a slight-stretch crepe fabric – with shoulder pads and a nipped-in waist for that structured silhouette. Pair with the matching high-waisted trousers for maximum glam.
Sizing: UK 6-14
Wedding Jumpsuits
Aisle-ready jumpsuits for nearlyweds who want wow-factor on the big day. And the best part? You’re guaranteed to wear it again…
11. Tamara Bridal Jumpsuit – Azazie
A versatile style that gives plenty of movement, this wide-leg jumpsuit from Azazie features a top-split chiffon layer that gives the trousers plenty of beautiful movement. The sweetheart bodice is stunning too – with a tulle insert that reveals just the right amount of skin.
Sizing: UK 4-34
12. Sienna Satin Jumpsuit – Galvan London
This slinky halter-neck jumpsuit from Galvan London will appeal to modern nearlyweds wanting an effortlessly laidback look. The sash tie neck and flowing wide legs give a fresh take on the boho bride style.
Sizing: UK 6-16
13. Ryo Crepe Jumpsuit – Catherine Deane
Form-fitting and well-structured corseted jumpsuits give a dynamic look – and we love this style from bridal designer Catherine Deane. Cut from a heavy crepe, we adore the contrast of the subtle, structured bodice and light-as-air, box-pleat wide-leg trousers.
Sizing: UK 4-22
14. Jamie Jumpsuit & Blossom Overlay – E&W Couture
For a wedding jumpsuit that’s fresh and easy to wear, look to this style from E&W Couture. The Jamie jumpsuit boasts thin straps and a sweetheart neckline – and is a dream when it comes to styling options. The star of the show for us is the blossom crop with 3D floral detail – it’s such a pretty touch.
Sizing: Made to measure
15. Joanna Jumpsuit – Nadine Merabi
Combining both the sweet and sensual sides of the sheer trend, the embellished lacework on this jumpsuit from Nadine Merabi is the perfect way to try out transparency. The lined crepe trousers will appeal to those wanting a more tailored fit, too, with a detachable belt that makes it feel ceremony-to-cocktails appropriate.
Sizing: UK 6-18
16. Taya Tie-Front Jumpsuit – Reiss
Want a laidback look for a coastal celebration? This linen wedding jumpsuit from Reiss could be perfect. The wide legs, crisp peak lapels and open back are beautiful details for an effortlessly sophisticated beach wedding – and will keep your style cool so you can enjoy the party.
Sizing: UK 4-18
17. Stretch Tailored Jumpsuit – Karen Millen
This look from Karen Millen almost has a classic edge but with an off-the-shoulder neckline and fitted waist that make it feel modern. The wide-leg silhouette gives it even more of a tailored finish. Perfect for intimate civil ceremonies and city elopements.
Sizing: UK 6-18
18. Rory Bridal Jumpsuit – Nobody’s Child
This bandeau-style jumpsuit from Nobody’s Child is gorgeous from the front, but the cut-out back detail will have your guests gasping as you say your vows. The beautifully cut style features wide-leg trousers and a delicately boned bodice for expert comfort and fit – add the optional spaghetti straps if you want more support.
Sizing: UK 4-18
19. Desdemona Jumpsuit – Rolling in Roses
Delicately boned bodice, wide, palazzo-style trousers, detachable additions like a chiffon blouse or aisle-sweeping cape – who said a simple silhouette can’t have drama? The stretch-crepe fabric this Rolling in Roses jumpsuit is crafted from is also supremely comfortable.
Sizing: Made to measure
20. Tali Wedding Jumpsuit – Phase Eight
Make an entrance in this wide-leg jumpsuit from high-street favourite Phase Eight. The sleeveless style features an asymmetric neckline and oversized floral corsage that is just *chef’s kiss*.
Sizing: UK 6-20
Best Trouser Suits for Wedding Guests
The key to nailing a trouser suit as a wedding guest is in the details:
- Colour: Dusty pastels, warm neutrals, and jewel tones work for most dress codes. Bold brights are great for outdoor summer weddings — just avoid anything close to white.
- Fit: A well-cut suit in a relaxed fabric will always look more polished than an ill-fitting one in a stiff material. Tailoring is worth the effort here.
- Fabric and dress code: For smart-casual or garden party events, linen and crepe hit the right note. Black tie calls for something more structured — silk or satin works well.
Need ideas? Here are our pick of chic women’s suits to wear to a wedding…
21. Split-Leg Trousers & Matching Jacket – Very
Candy pastels make the perfect choice for spring and summer parties. The split in the trousers give this wedding guest suit from The Very Collection major movement for the dancefloor.
Sizing: UK 8-20
22. Magda Wide Leg Trousers & Blazer – Reiss
For everyday polished luxury, a smart summer blazer will become the hardest working piece in your wardrobe, and this chic double-breasted option from Reiss comes in three sugary shades. Pair with the wide-leg suit trousers of the same colour for a wedding guest-worthy look.
Sizing: UK 4-18
23. Friends Like These Curve Boyfriend Blazer & Wide Leg Trousers – Next
Cool coral and timeless tailoring are big news for countryside celebrations – cue this relaxed ladies wedding suit exclusive to Next which can be styled with a cute camisole and heels for a wedding, or a white tee for your next power meeting at work.
Sizing: UK 16-28
24. Shawl Lapel Tuxedo Jacket & Wide-Leg Trousers – Jigsaw
For a stylish and seasonless piece you can wear for all the other big events in your life, this pale green matching set from Jigsaw will inject wow factor into your wardrobe.
Sizing: UK 6-18
25. Alissa Blazer & Charlotte Trousers – Nadine Merabi
Cut in Nadine Merabi’s signature crepe fabric to a tailored silhouette for a refined look, we love this powder-blue suit for wedding guests or the mother of the bride. Keep accessories to a minimum – a suit like this needs no adornment.
Sizing: UK 6-18
Where to Buy Women’s Wedding Suits UK
Whether you go high street or designer, there are plenty of women’s wedding suits out there to choose from – but where you shop may depend on if you’re one half of the happy couple, or a wedding guest.
Those getting married should look to designers such as Rolling in Roses, Halfpenny London and Nadine Merabi for elegant bridal suits and wedding jumpsuits, as well as the bridal collections of high street labels like Whistles, Nobody’s Child, Karen Millen and Reformation.
Elsewhere, wedding guests can find a great selection of wedding jumpsuits and women’s suits to wear to a wedding at Next, Reiss, ASOS, Marks & Spencer and more.
How to Accessorise a Bridal Suit
- Consider what’s underneath: If you’re wearing a tailored suit, what will sit best underneath your jacket? Silk, satin or lace camisoles can look really elegant, especially when you remove your jacket for the after-party, but you might also want something more structured like a bandeau top or corset.
- The right jewellery: With a suit, less is usually better and more modern – think a delicate pair of earrings, a string of pearls or simple pendant (and your sparkling engagement ring peeking out from the cuff, of course). While those wearing a plunging or v-neckline might want to choose more statement pieces.
- Yes, you can still wear a veil: If you’re worried about not feeling ‘bridal’ enough in a suit or jumpsuit, nothing says ‘I’m getting married’ like a veil: a traditional floor-sweeping style will soften a structured suit and can be removed after the ceremony, while a retro birdcage worn with a hair jewel can look really chic for city nuptials.
- Shoes on show: Tailored suits and jumpsuits can look elegant with anything from cute kitten heels to sky-high platforms – the key is to choose a shoe that works for you and one which you feel comfortable walking in. Ballet flats and even box-fresh trainers are an option here, too, depending on the overall look you’re going for.
- Consider a two-in-one look: Statement add-ons like detachable tulle trains, overskirts, sleeves and belts will allow you to change up your look for the evening celebrations without having to step into a whole new outfit.
Wedding Suits For Women FAQ
Ready to say ‘no’ to the dress? Here’s everything you need to know about shopping for a chic wedding suit…
Can a bride wear a suit instead of a dress?
Yes, a bride can absolutely wear a suit instead of a dress – and many do! Not all nearlyweds want to a wear a dress, and that’s completely fine. Suits are often the outfit of choice for those who are confident and style-savvy, and, most importantly, who want to wear something that’s authentically them.
What style of suit is best for a wedding?
For modern brides, jumpsuits work brilliantly for weddings but tailored two-pieces and bridal separates also work well. For nearlyweds who prefer a modern and minimalist vibe, consider tailored suits and bridal tuxedos – they work perfectly for intimate wedding settings like a restaurant or registry office.
Wide-leg trouser suits or trousers with chiffon overlays are great for those who prefer a more feminine look – they offer the swish and sway of a wedding dress as you walk down the aisle or dance the night away, but in trouser form.
Skirt suits are also a brilliant option for those who love the softness of dress but would feel more comfortable in a two piece. A tailored jacket paired with an A-line or pencil skirt looks really elegant and can be mixed and matched with other pieces in your wardrobe after the big day.
And of course, if you’re a guest, most tailored options can look really chic, but it goes without saying that a white suit – or anything resembling white – should be avoided at all costs.
Where can I buy a bridal suit in the UK?
Nearlyweds shopping for their wedding outfit will find a great selection from online retailers like Whistles, Nobody’s Child and Nadine Merabi, but a whole host of brilliant bridalwear designers like Halfpenny London, Rolling in Roses, Catherine Deane, and The OWN Studio have modern separates and jumpsuit options, too.
Can wedding guests wear trouser suits?
Yes, wedding guests can certainly wear trouser suits to a wedding. Wedding guest fashion isn’t just limited to dresses. Be guided by the dress code on the invitation – or reach out to the couple if you’re unsure.
Are jumpsuits appropriate for weddings?
Whether for one half of the happy couple or as a wedding guest, jumpsuits make a great outfit choice for weddings of all styles. Even the simplest of jumpsuits, when styled with the right accessories, can be dressed up for the occasion.
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