The Maggie Sottero Spring 2027 Collections
Romantic Fairytale Wedding Dresses
If you’ve been looking for “romantic fairytale wedding dresses,” “celestial wedding gowns,” or “garden wedding inspiration,” you’ve found the collections you’ve been searching for. The Maggie Sottero Spring 2027 Collections, A Fated Love, are a world where starlight meets wildflowers. Luminous, enchanted, and made for the bride who believes love is meant to be. From dramatic beadwork that catches every glimmer of light to bold lace motifs and dramatic waistlines softened by stretch tulle, this is bridal fashion at its most dreamlike.
Not sure which of the latest wedding dress styles fits you? Take our Style Quiz to find your match across silhouettes, necklines, and details.

What Inspired the Maggie Sottero Spring 2027 Collections?
The Maggie Sottero Spring 2027 Collections began with the idea that the most unforgettable romances feel written in the stars. Not found by chance, but fated, as if the universe had been quietly arranging it all along.
The inspiration starts in the night sky. Shimmering beadwork scatters like constellations, with chandelier detailing glowing like starlight. Each gown glows with a luminance that seems to come from beyond this world. Then the story comes back down to Earth, into the wild, blooming beauty of a garden in full flower. Bold lace motifs and soft tulle like petals and light. Made for ballrooms and weddings under open night skies, where the stars meet the Earth and ethereal beauty lives at the edge of something magical.
Each of the three Maggie Sottero labels tells this story in it’s own way. Maggie Sottero brings an energy that feels classic without expectation. Sottero and Midgley leans into bold, couture-inspired drama for the bride who wants to make an entrance. Rebecca Ingram flows into dreamy boho enchantment, sparkling and effortless. Together, the three form a complete world for brides who believe their love story was always meant to be.
What Are The 2027 Bridal Trends?
This season, gowns are all about beadwork, dramatic lace, and simple clean lines. Intricate beading and chandelier detailing bring celestial shimmer to the Spring 2027 Collections, catching the light from candlelit ceremonies to golden hour in the garden. Our bold lace styles make a sculptural statement, while classic lace keeps the romance soft and boho. And for the bride who wants their silhouette to do the talking, sleek, minimal gowns prove that clean lines can be just as unforgettable.

Beaded Wedding Dresses That Catch the Light
Some gowns are made to be admired. These are made to be seen. Maggie Sottero beaded wedding dresses for Spring 2027 turn light into something you can wear, with crystals that flicker like constellations and chandelier detailing that moves when you do.
Dramatic Beading
Dubai by Sottero and Midgley


Dubai is made for the bride who wants their entrance to feel cinematic. Beading and pearls bloom across layers of tulle over sparkle, so the gown glimmers with every step, whether it is under a chandelier or a canopy of string lights. A strapless sweetheart neckline has a sweet look, and the full, billowing skirt gives it the show-stopping finish. Pair this gown with the matching veil and cap sleeves for the ultimate beaded look.
Pasha by Sottero and Midgley


Pasha is the roaring twenties, reimagined. Pearls scatter across Chantilly lace, with beaded and sequined tulle layered over glitter for a shimmer that feels vintage and entirely new. A strapless cat eye neckline, accented with pearl chandelier beading, frames an illusion lace bodice, and a sleek sheath silhouette carries the glamour all the way to an extended illusion lace train. The draped pearl cap sleeves add the finishing beaded touch.
Zachary by Sottero and Midgley


Zachary plays with the unexpected. Beaded and sequined Chantilly lace wraps a sheer bodice, the exposed boning adding edge, while pearls trace a strapless cat eye neckline. A scalloped drop waist sharpens the silhouette, and below it the skirt ends in a bubble hem that floats like a cloud. The fingertip veil with the dropped pearl edges is the cherry on top to this fully beaded bridal moment.
Pewter Beading
Maren by Maggie Sottero


Maren is simply stunning. Pewter beading, a soft, smoky gray-silver, and pearls trace a strapless cat eye neckline, finished with delicate pearl drops that catch the light. Below a sculpted basque waist, the Cartago satin opens into full ballgown volume, and a soft sweetheart back neckline adds a gentle surprise.
Akira by Sottero and Midgley


Akira is a princess gown with a sense of occasion. Pewter beading traces a strapless sweetheart neckline, then spills into beaded, crystal-embellished lace that sweeps down over Mikado to a drop waist and trails onto the skirt. Here, the smoky silver tone brings out every swirl and scroll of the lace, giving the gown an old-world, heirloom richness.
Victorianna by Sottero and Midgley


Pewter beaded embroidery winds across Victorianna like vines, in lace motifs dotted with sequins that climb the bodice and spill down the skirt to the edge of the train. The pewter tone recalls antique silver, giving this gown a Victorian-era richness that feels both romantic and refined. A strapless cat eye neckline keeps the line clean, while the mermaid silhouette hugs every curve. Pair it with the matching choker for the full Victorian drama.
Chandelier Beading
Calaveras by Sottero and Midgley


Calaveras is a moonlit garden wrapped in pearls and lace. Chandelier beading drapes in delicate swags across the bust, catching light like crystal tiers. Glitter tulle flickers underneath, a basque waist shapes the fit, and an illusion scalloped lace train trails behind for a dramatic exit.
North by Sottero and Midgley


Meet North, a siren song rendered in beads and lace. Pearls trace a mermaid silhouette over sparkle tulle that glistens like open water. An illusion bodice reveals exposed boning and a sculpted basque waist, while detachable chandelier beading drapes the strapless cat-eye neckline. Sheer lace long sleeves flare into cuffs tied with satin bows, and a scalloped illusion lace train makes North one of the most fiercely elegant spring 2027 wedding dresses.
Courtland by Maggie Sottero


On Courtland, chandelier beading drapes pearl swags across a strapless cat-eye neckline. Chantilly lace traces a basque waist, and 3-D florals bloom over sparkle tulle. Pair it with sheer beaded lace long sleeves for added romance. A scalloped illusion lace train makes Courtland a standout among new designer wedding dresses.

Mock Two-Piece Wedding Dresses: The Separates Look, Sewn as One
Among the 2027 wedding dress trends, mock two-piece gowns are a standout. At first glance, they look like a bodice and skirt styled as separates. In reality, each gown is constructed as one piece. As a result, you get the fashion-forward look of a two-piece without any fuss. There’s no shifting waistband, no gap at the middle, and no extra pieces to manage.
Brieta by Sottero and Midgley


Two pieces, or one? On Brieta, it’s hard to tell. A beaded and sequin corded Chantilly lace bodice sits above a skirt of pleated Vima satin, creating the polished look of separates. Meanwhile, a strapless soft scoop neckline keeps the line clean and modern.
Heather by Rebecca Ingram


Sculpted, structured, and surprisingly simple. On Heather, exposed boning and topstitch corset detailing shape a curved basque waist. Meanwhile, a soft V neckline glows with detachable chandelier beading, so you can dress it up or keep it sleek. Best of all, pockets keep things practical. Luxe without the fuss, Heather is a corset wedding dress that proves 2027 bridal fashion can be both modern and effortless.
Phaedra by Maggie Sottero


Once upon a time, a ballgown stepped straight out of a storybook. Phaedra is that gown, with a strapless cat eye neckline crowned in beaded lace and teardrop pearls. Below, satin sweeps into a grand, flowing skirt. Meanwhile, the mock two-piece design gives the look of separates, but it’s sewn as one.

Inner Corsets: Hidden Structure, Sculpted Shape
Among the latest wedding dress styles, inner corset wedding dresses work quietly behind the scenes. Hidden inside the bodice, this structure shapes the silhouette from within. As a result, gowns hold their sculpted line from the first look to the last dance.
Emily by Maggie Sottero


Some gowns feel like they’ve been loved for generations. Emily is vintage-inspired, with unembellished Chantilly lace that lets the pattern speak for itself. An asymmetrically draped bodice and strapless sweetheart neckline add soft, graceful shape. Under the zipper and buttons, an inner corset closure keeps the fit secure.
Cosima by Maggie Sottero


Cosima shines, from the first glimmer of lace to the last sweep of skirt. Hallow-to-hem Chantilly lace softly traces a strapless scoop neckline and basque waist. Beaded and sequin lace motifs add sparkle along the way. Meanwhile, a timeless ballgown skirt flows below, with an inner corset closure for a secure fit.
Hesper by Maggie Sottero


Modest never looked so modern. Hesper is cut in Leviss stretch satin, with a bateau neckline and long sleeves finished in pearl buttons at the wrist. The A-line skirt flows with easy, graceful movement. Polished and quietly sophisticated, Hesper shows that new designer wedding dresses can be elegant, covered, and snatched with an inner corset closure.

Exaggerated Waists That Define the Silhouette
Basque Waists
Basque waists have been the it-bride trend, and they’re only getting bigger in 2027. Defined by a dipped, pointed seam at the center front, this waistline elongates the torso. As a result, the silhouette looks sculpted, polished, and unmistakably modern.
Amal by Maggie Sottero


Daring and sweet, all at once. Amal pairs a deep illusion sweetheart neckline with beaded and sequin lace. Meanwhile, an elegant basque waist and exposed boning sculpt the bodice. The ballgown skirt flows into an extended illusion Chantilly lace train. Best of all, detachable hip panniers let you customize your volume, while pockets add a practical touch.
Canberra by Maggie Sottero


Canberra glows quietly. Beaded lace traces a strapless cat eye neckline, while a basque waist sculpts the sheath silhouette. Glitter tulle adds a soft sparkle. Finally, an extended scalloped illusion lace train trails behind, bringing sleek confidence to the Maggie Sottero Spring 2027 collection.
Elliot by Maggie Sottero


Classic fairytale, with a modern twist. On Elliot, Bordeaux taffeta sweeps out from a strapless basque waist, squared and sculpted. Meanwhile, illusion lace cutouts add pearl-accented detail. Below, a bubble hem gives the ballgown skirt a playful finish.
Drop Waists
Diana by Maggie Sottero


Modest, with a touch of drama. A square neckline and cap sleeves frame an asymmetrically draped bodice in Cartago satin. Meanwhile, a soft V-back adds a graceful surprise. Below, the ballgown skirt sweeps out with polished ease. Diana is a modern take on the modest ballgown.
Gina by Rebecca Ingram


Gina is celestial glamour with a playful side. Beaded and sequined lace falls over sparkle tulle from a low drop waist. Meanwhile, a strapless sweetheart neckline glows with chandelier beading. Best of all, the beading detaches on snaps, which keeps your look versatile.

Vintage Inspiration: Fabric and Details
Tracey by Maggie Sottero


Timeless romance, with a bold twist, meet Tracey. Beaded and sequined lace forms an illusion bodice with a sculpted basque waist. Meanwhile, a strapless sweetheart neckline keeps the look classic. Below, a daring illusion lace slit adds a little drama to the Cartago satin skirt. Top it off with the matching lace jacket, featuring a high neck, sheer long sleeves, and delicate buttons down the back for a regal, vintage-inspired finish.
Carmelina by Maggie Sottero


Carmelina is all about the twirl. Corded lace and exposed boning shape a sculpted basque waist. Meanwhile, a sweeping tulle ballgown skirt opens below. Best of all, detachable hip panniers let you customize the volume.
Alexis by Rebecca Ingram


Charm lives in every detail when it comes to Alexis. Beaded and sequined lace glimmers over delustered satin, softening a strapless sweetheart neckline. Then the A-line skirt falls in a clean, easy line. Layer on the matching lace jacket for a romantic, covered-up look, with sheer long sleeves, a high mock neck, and a row of buttons down the back.

Statement Skirts Made for the Aisle
Most gowns let the bodice do the talking. Not these. In the latest wedding dress styles, the skirt takes center stage. Dramatic volume, sweeping trains, and playful bubble hems turn every step down the aisle into a moment.
Viola by Sottero and Midgley


Like flower petals, Mikado flounces unfurl across the skirt in soft, sculpted layers. Draped Mikado and a structured peplum give Viola serious couture energy. Meanwhile, asymmetrical draping accents a strapless cat eye neckline. Behind the scenes, an inner corset closure keeps the fit secure.
Naomi by Rebecca Ingram


Naomi makes the skirt the story. Beaded and sequined lace shimmers over Mikado, with topstitch corset detailing and a sculpted basque waist. A ballgown skirt sweeps out in full, dramatic volume.
Petra Lane by Sottero and Midgley


A garden left to grow wild, in satin. 3-D beaded and sequin lace blooms across a fit-and-flare silhouette, with topstitching adding structure. A strapless cat-eye neckline is draped in pearls. Add the detachable train for dramatic volume. Petra Lane brings untamed romance to the Maggie Sottero Spring 2027 collection.

Soft Stretch Tulle for Romantic Movement
Not every fated love story needs a heavy gown. In the 2027 wedding dress trends, soft stretch tulle brings lightness and ease. The skirts flow and drift in the wind, moving with you instead of against you.
Didi by Rebecca Ingram


Didi is a garden flowing into a waterfall. Illusion lace blooms over a Chantilly lace bodice, with a soft basque waist defining the shape. Meanwhile, a strapless straight neckline keeps the look simple and clean.
Iris by Maggie Sottero


Iris is made for dancing all night long, in comfort. Soft stretch tulle moves with you from the aisle to the dance floor. A sheer tulle layer over a Chantilly lace bodice adds exposed boning and a sculpted basque waist. Above it, a strapless cat eye neckline keeps the look modern.
Athena by Maggie Sottero


Athena feels like a treasured heirloom, made entirely your own. Pearl-embellished lace shapes the bodice and a soft basque waist. Meanwhile, a strapless sweetheart neckline carries detachable pearl chandelier beading, also sold separately. Soft stretch tulle flows in an easy A-line skirt. For extra tulle drama, add the matching neck scarf choker, which fastens at the throat with a beaded lace collar and cascades down the back in a long, floor-sweeping train.

Bold Lace Wedding Dresses: Oversized Motifs
Traditional lace relies on fine, delicate patterns that blend softly into the fabric. In contrast, bold lace uses oversized motifs that read as graphic, dimensional, and sculptural. As a result, the pattern becomes the statement. Each motif stands out on its own, creating real depth and visual drama.
Shane by Sottero and Midgley


Shane is a ballgown with real structure. Unembellished lace motifs bloom across the bodice, with exposed corset boning adding a sculpted edge. A strapless cat-eye neckline frames the front, and a soft sweetheart back keeps the romance going. An inner corset closure and pockets round out the details. Bold, graceful, and full of drama.
Dutton by Sottero and Midgley


Floral lace blooms across a strapless soft scoop bodice, refined yet a little untamed. Unembellished motifs over Chantilly lace let the pattern take center stage. Dutton falls into a soft A-line skirt, with a horsehair hem that gives the edge a gentle lift.
Samantha by Maggie Sottero


Samantha is romance at its sweetest. Allover floral lace flows over a strapless sweetheart neckline and sculpted basque waist. Beaded and sequin details catch the light over sparkle tulle. Covered buttons trail to the hem for a graceful finish.
Wedding Dress Trends FAQ
- What are the biggest 2027 wedding dress trends? Beaded gowns, bold lace, and basque waists lead the way. Mock two-piece styles, inner corsets, and statement skirts follow close behind.
- Are basque waists still in style for 2027? Yes, the basque waist remains the it-bride trend. Its dipped, pointed seam elongates the torso and creates a sculpted, modern line.
- What is a mock two-piece wedding dress? It looks like a separate bodice and skirt but is sewn as one piece. The result is a fashion-forward look without a shifting waistband.
- What are the latest wedding dress styles for a garden wedding? Soft stretch tulle skirts and floral lace flow beautifully outdoors. They move with you and match the wild, romantic feel of the Spring 2027 collections.
- How much do Maggie Sottero wedding dresses cost? Most gowns range from $1,000 to $4,500, depending on the label. Rebecca Ingram starts around $1,000, the signature Maggie Sottero line runs $1,500 to $3,300, and Sottero and Midgley goes up to $4,500. See our full wedding dress pricing guide for a breakdown by label.

Find Your Favorite 2027 Wedding Dress Trend
The 2027 wedding dress trends center on beaded gowns, bold lace, and basque waists. Mock two-piece styles, inner corsets, statement skirts, and soft stretch tulle round out the season.
The Maggie Sottero Spring 2027 collection, A Fated Love, brings these 2027 bridal trends to life across three labels. Not sure which of the latest wedding dress styles is yours? Take the Style Quiz to find your match in minutes. Then book an appointment with an Authorized Boutique to try your favorites in person.
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