Cape for strapless wedding dress

Tulle mock turtleneck cape, Clark by Maggie Sottero, is dramatically embellished with rhinestones, a beaded center back opening and crystal button closure.

This season saw the presence of elegant, detachable wedding capes in many styles. Designers like Halfpenny London and Mira Zwillinger incorporated capes of varying lengths that created a waterfall-like effect to classic wedding dresses. With some looks, delicate lace and gauze fabrics were embellished with floral embroidery or beading for an especially feminine style. Head to the link for more stunning trends from Bridal Fashion Week. // Photo: Halfpenny London

Forget veils! Wedding capes are a fun alternative that BOTH partners can wear! I love capes because they can be worn no matter the weather, and can have so many different designs. They can be feminine, masculine, or anywhere imbetween! So as you plan your wedding attire, maybe consider adding a little flair with a cape.

WILLIAMS dress with cape

Sarah Seven's latest drop, 'Liquid Courage Part II', features sultry necklines, oversized florals, and pearl and jewel embellishments.

With the many-dress trend, brides are opting for two or even three unique looks on their big day. We asked experts why you should consider multiple bridal outfits and things to keep in mind.