Following almost two years in a pandemic, non-traditional weddings continue to lead charge, with minimonies and elopements replacing large affairs. As brides are rewriting the rules for what a wedding should look like, they’re also redefining what makes a nuptial-ready outfit. Enter: unique bridal looks, chief among them bridal suits.

Not only is a wedding suit more comfortable than a strapless or form-fitting wedding gown — added bonus: pockets! — it’s also a look that you’re bound to sport again, a more sustainable alternative to a formal dress that you’ll only wear once in your life. With plenty of bridal brands offering two-piece options among their more traditional wedding offerings, you’re also bound to find a style that speaks to your aesthetic and fits your budget.

Below, our favorite wedding suits for the brides-to-be who are looking to buck tradition — at every price point.

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Bridal Suit Under $500: Reformation

Bridal Suit Under $500: Elliatt

Bridal Suit Under $500: J.Crew

Bridal Suit Under $500: Patrick Starrr x Fashion to Figure

Bridal Suit Under $500: The Frankie Shop

Bridal Suit Under $500: Aritzia

Bridal Suit Under $500: Batsheva

Bridal Suit Under $1,500: Rixo

Bridal Suit Under $1,500: Rachel Comey

Bridal Suit Under $1,500: Sir The Label

Bridal Suit Under $1,500: Anine Bing

Bridal Suit Under $1,500: Veronica Beard

Bridal Suit Under $1,500: Christopher John Rogers

Bridal Suit Under $5,000: LaPointe

Bridal Suit Under $5,000: Markarian

Bridal Suit Under $5,000: Houghton By Katharine Polk

Bridal Suit Under $5,000: Wiederhoeft

Bridal Suit Under $5,000: Sahroo

Bridal Suit Under $5,000: Sergio Hudson

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