New York Bridal Fashion Week returned this October, transforming the city into a stage of love, luxury, and imagination. From grand runways at The Shed to intimate salons across Manhattan, designers unveiled collections that celebrated every type of bride — classic, modern, and everything in between. We first headed over to The Shed, where Senstudio and Nicole + Felicia wowed the crowd with clean lines, soft florals, and a modern romantic feel. Next Watters debuted its rebrand of WTOO as Locket at the Waldorf Astoria, blending timeless charm with fresh, youthful energy. Meanwhile in midtown at St. Bartholomew’s church, Yumi Katsura dazzled with ornate couture gowns, while Galia Lahav brought high drama and glamour to SoHo unveiling a $1 million dollar gown in collaboration with Leibish .


Francesca Miranda continued the momentum transforming a West Village townhouse into an immersive expression filled with hundreds of roses flown in from Colombia’s premium grower, Wayuu and installed by New York based columbian artist Carolina Malabet. While Ines Di Santo hosted an elevated runway show featuring elegant designs that blended classic style with a modern, nontraditional twist.

Adding to the week’s diversity, Daughters of Simone and Jennifer Behr hosted intimate viewings at The Hotel Chelsea, offering a closer look at their unique style. Claire Pettibone brought her signature romanticism to Daylight Studio while Wona + Eva Lendel lit up the Aspire New York with breathtaking gowns set against panoramic skyline views. At the same time, Mark Ingram Atelier offered exclusive, appointment-only showings, emphasizing a personalized experience.


Throughout it all, a few standout trends emerged — bold sleeves, full skirts, sheer layers, 3-D florals, and sleek minimalist gowns. Brides this season truly have more choices than ever, from statement glamour to effortless simplicity. In the end, October’s New York Bridal Fashion Week proved that bridal fashion continues to honor tradition while embracing what’s next — with every designer adding their own voice to love’s most celebrated look.














