It’s been a while since EA released The Sims 4: My Wedding Stories pack. But custom wedding gowns always have been a CC community staple.
Come on; we’ve had custom dresses since the base game! Of course the supply would hike up now that there’s a dedicated matrimony pack.
So why not give your bridal Sims plenty of options for their special day? We’ve already covered Maxis Match dresses, so this list is dedicated to gorgeous alpha wedding dresses for a more realistic look.
Clean, simple, and tastefully elegant, SLYD’s Andrea wedding dress is regal AF!
It has a simple, slightly body-con cut, a modest train, and a high neck.
The back is, as you can see in the preview photos, the highlight of the design. It’s a completely open situation with 3D lace elements dotting the borders and continuing up the sleeves and neck.
Proof that classic tasteful designs are timeless, Beo Creations’ Vintage dress is a thing of ageless beauty.
It’s thin, wispy layers of bone white fabric and light, lacy material. Off-shoulder straps and a modest, semi-sweetheart neckline finish off the dress’s classy, tried-and-true cut.
Your bridal Sim will feel like a dream and look like an absolute vision!
DanSimsFantasy’s Wedding Dress Alheli has a lovely, sweetheart neckline, and a long, dramatic train. Not too long that the bride will need the bridal party to trail after her, but long enough to be noticeable!
The other subtle details on this garment – like the lace edging and the crinkle texture at the hem – make it stand out even more as well.
9. Bohemian Wedding Dress Alsine by DanSimsFantasy
Sophisticated and refined, SLYD’s Klaudia dress is a freaking work of art.
The skirt is modish and minimalist to make the bodice and sleeves stand out. See-through material dotted with 3D lace designs swirling and twining so elegantly over the body… trust me; it looks just as breathtaking in-game.
And the subtle golden leaf belt is a fantastic touch.
This is a classy, no-nonsense sort of dress that shines in its simplicity.
The skirt is a clean, pure white affair with a sleek, slightly flared cut. The bodice and sleeves are covered in a mosaic of pretty white petals and subtle, slightly see-through mesh.
In CAS and in-game, the overall visuals are aesthetically so pleasing.
An absolute vision in tulle and damask, Tatiana is a distinguished dress!
The raised lace detailing is refined, the mesh sleeves look oh-so delicate, and the dainty bits of lace edging at the neckline just further accentuate how sophisticated the whole thing looks.
This Charlie Wedding Dress is layers of crisp crepe and chiffon fabrics with intricate lace and subtle detailing.
Speaking of which, the creator’s attention to detail here – the visible zipper enclosure, the understated lace edging texture, and folds ‘round the train – is pretty darn impressive.
If you can’t decide, Beo Creations’ Cynthia series gives you the option for both!
The top of the gown stays the same; smooth, satin bodice and long, fitted lace sleeves. But for the bottom, Cynthia V1 has a gorgeously full skirt. On the other hand, Cynthia V2 (which you can download here) flows the bodice into a fitted, curve-hugging mermaid skirt.
It’s a proper matrimonial gown for a proper noble lady.
Elfdor’s Edwardian Wedding Dress brings back the modest, refined class of the 1900s.
Lace, ribbons, and flowing, crisp fabrics embroidered with lace and mesh. And, to top it all off, a gentlewoman’s hat. It’s every bit as romantic as ball gowns and princess cuts!
Severinka_’s Wedding Lace Flower Dress really lives up to its name.
It’s covered in flowers, florets, and floral lace.
Even the main fabric of the dress seems to be generously sprinkled in petals and roses! Undoubtedly the perfect pick if your Sims want a florally ceremony.
Here’s another sleek and sassy wedding gown for your Sims’ CAS catalogs.
Phosphany is regal, glam, and – honestly – kind of intimidating. The body-hugging cut, high neckline, and open back—she’s basically a masterpiece in ivory!
Beo Creation’s Lorena set contains a gorgeous lace and organza gown—with a twist!
One version features a miniskirt beneath a flowing open skirt. The other version features high-rise, white satin pants. Both variations are fashionable, ultra-trendy, and probably the furthest cut from classic you can get!
A stunning sweetheart gown for your stunning sweetheart Sims! Colores Urbanos’ piece is an attractive ball gown cut dotted with bits of lace, floral elements, and a couple diamantes.
Don’t forget the sheer and oh-so-elegant wraparound arm sashes!
Lace, crepe, and tulle galore! Beo Creations’ Elisabeth gown is a total head-turner.
Lots of fluff, lots of poof, and lots of florally, delicate-looking mesh. It’s classic and romantic in the best way—a perfect pick for bridal Sims who prefer timeless, traditional fashion!
Birba32 has contributed quite a few stunners to this CC list, and their Wedding Dress 18_1 is no exception.
It’s got a body-con fit and a mermaid skirt. Plenty of floral and lace detailing, as is typical a wedding dress, but that doesn’t detract from how clean and sophisticated this dress looks.
This one’s probably one of my favorites from the bunch.
The high-neck detailing, chest window, sweetheart neckline, and full laced mesh sleeves? The combination is equal parts romantic and refined, in the best possible way. The lace designs are so clear and crisp, too!
Earlier, we had a gown from the 1900s (Elfdor’s Edwardian Wedding Dress).
Let’s back up a little further and bring in some vintage magic!
Simstress’ gowns from the 1890s are poofy and perfect. They have the puffed sleeves, the tight corsets, and the full-length gloves. Highly recommend if your Sims is a timeless romantic.
It’s so cute and so simple, but the sheer elegance of it radiates in waves. It doesn’t need gemstones and diamantes to shine; the simplicity is stunning enough to warrant awe. The overall dress design is also quite unique, which just adds to its visual appeal.
Puffed mesh sleeves with dots or a visible corset bodice with lace design elements—take your pick!
Laupipi’s Wedding Dress DR-392 is another high-quality masterpiece that I strongly recommend.
Mermaid and evening gown cuts are super refined. But I remain weak for classic, romantic skirts and princess frocks—which is exactly what this garment is!
