When someone gets married, everyone’s attention is on their wedding day. Wedding dresses always attract attention.From gorgeous designer outfits making a splash on your Instagram feed to your friend flaunting her bridal look, wedding fashion is all around.
But let’s be real, sometimes a dress just…doesn’t work. We have rounded up some of the worst wedding dress fails that will leave you scratching your head and asking, ‘What were they thinking?!’ Well, whatever strange designs you have found in shops, these are on a different planet.
If you and your friends enjoy a good fashion disaster, you have to see these. Enjoy the laughs and help spread the happiness (and perhaps a small amount of surprise)
Balloon Dress
You have to admire the creativity, but let’s be honest—balloons and fashion don’t mix. The dress itself might have looked great if it weren’t for the floating chaos.
Dress That’s Too Puffy
Most dresses puff up at the bottom, but this dress is the complete opposite—it puffs up at the top! Good thing it looks cozy enough for a little nap.
Mama June’s Wedding Gown
When Mama June and Sugar Bear renewed their vows in 2012, she stayed true to her roots. Decked out from head to toe in bright orange camouflage (a nod to hunting safety gear), her outfit was definitely on brand.
Cocoon Dress
This dress, inspired by Russian nesting dolls, was worn to a 1965 wedding, but it didn’t become a trend, for a good reason
A Dress Made of Cream Puffs
Wedding cakes are delicious, but wearing one? That’s a different story. This 20-pound wedding dress was made entirely of cream puffs! We can only imagine what happened once guests started picking them off.
The World’s Longest Train
This wedding dress train might be the longest ever, but exactly how long? Who knows! The real question is—could the bride even walk? Or fit inside the venue?
Even Celebrities Make Fashion Mistakes
Supermodel Cindy Crawford’s dress wasn’t her actual wedding gown (thankfully), but it’s a classic 80s disaster—poofy shoulders, oversized veil, and all.
A Wedding Dress Too Heavy to Wear
At first glance, you’d think this bride is admiring her shoes. But in reality, her faux fur veil is so heavy, she can’t lift her head! She might need a neck brace by the end of the night.
Cupcake Wrapper Dress
This dress might have looked good on paper, but the final design resembles oversized cupcake wrappers stacked on top of each other. A sweet idea—but not so stylish.
The Deep Red Gown
Traditionally, white represents a first-time bride, and pink or champagne shades are common for second weddings. But a bold, rose-red gown? Maybe she’s trying to catch up with Elizabeth Taylor’s seven marriages!