From floral jacquard to denim and tweed, these are the toppers to add to a wedding look.
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When it comes to wedding accessories, in particular for the bride, tradition dictates that they will generally wear a veil, a gown (or two), something old, something new, and something blue. Well, in the past few years, brides and bridal parties alike have started incorporating wedding jackets (sometimes customized) into the wedding attire for a less formal or stuffy vibe.
Only the very coolest weddings in the past few years have featured this non-traditional bridal touch—here's how to wear bridal jackets the #VeryT&C way, from tweed toppers, jacquard satin and brocade, and even some sequined jackets in between.
A classic white tweed jacket adds an elevated yet casual air to a simple bridal look—and pairs well with a pared down slip dress.
Casey Marks Magic Jacket, Teal Cherry Blossom
Casey Marks Magic Jacket, Teal Cherry Blossom
If you want to go denim, but don't want to go the jean jacket route, this ultra-feminine floral jacquard denim piece will make for an elegant touch. Bonus: it's reversible so you can feel free to wear it after your wedding too.
This collarless piece is simple and refined and will seamlessly incorporate with many styles of bridal gowns.
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Who doesn't love a bridal something blue?
Polo Ralph Lauren Cotton Twill Lace Jacket
For the romantic bride, a cotton twill lace jacket will surely do the trick.
Feeling non-traditional and not wearing white? What about blush. Lean in to that decision with a matching pink tweed jacket.
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Vivienne Westwood Draped Single-Breasted Satin Jacket
Vivienne Westwood Draped Single-Breasted Satin Jacket
The artful draping and texture of the satin in this piece make it a statement on its own. But with the padded shoulders and tailoring in just the right places, it makes for a head-turning look with a simple bridal skirt.
Dolce & Gabbana Cropped Jacquard Jewel Button Jacket
Dolce & Gabbana Cropped Jacquard Jewel Button Jacket
Another option for your something blue: soft robin's egg and gold brocade in a dainty cropped jacket.
Subtle balloon sleeves give this cropped number flair—and it's a great option for bridesmaids too.
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Rotate Sequin-Embellished V-Neck Jacket
Are you the bride that's going for all sort's of sparkle? Toss on this sequined v-neck jacket for the reception.
A classic satin blazer that is justmeantto layer over a simple column dress.
Emilia Wickstead Justine Cropped Cloqué Jacket
Wear this to the courthouse for your civil ceremony and carry this cropped cloque down the aisle with you too.
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Giambattista Valli Embellished Tweed Jacket
Giambattista Valli Embellished Tweed Jacket
Spoil your bridesmaids silly if you're having a smaller affair—pair an embellished tweed jacket with a simple silhouette for maximum impact.
Blazé Milano Whisper Sunshine Paisley-Jacquard Silk Jacket
Blazé Milano Whisper Sunshine Paisley-Jacquard Silk Jacket
For those that are partial to a wrap waistline, this paisley silk jacket will make for a mellow addition to your wedding day attire.
Danielle Frankel Allegra Corded Lace-Trimmed Organza and Tulle Trench Coat
Danielle Frankel Allegra Corded Lace-Trimmed Organza and Tulle Trench Coat
We might argue that this soft and romantic organza and tulle trench coatisthelook. Perfect for a courthouse "I do."
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Bridal attire doesn't have to be searing white. This soft off-white jacket will make for a lovely addition to any blush-hued look.
Want to add a touch of menswear savoir-faire to your look? A smoking jacket is just the ticket.
Polo Ralph Lauren Cotton Lace Duster
The girly-girl will lean towards this cotton and lace duster.
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For the refined and casual bride, a classic and clean tweed jacket that she will be able to wear well beyond her big day.
MaryKate Boylan
Senior Fashion Editor
MaryKate Boylan is Town & Country’s Senior Fashion Editor, writing about all things fashion and jewelry.
Roxanne Adamiyatt
Deputy Digital Lifestyle Director
As the deputy digital lifestyle director at Town & Country, Roxanne Adamiyatt covers fashion, beauty, wellness, design and travel.
