The Best Wedding Dresses You Can Wear Again In 2025 (Because They’re Too Good Not To)

Needle & Thread's responsibly made off-shoulder gown is show-stopping enough for your bridal look but could easily be modified so that you can wear it again. Shorten it or even dye it a different colour and watch it become your go-to for event dressing.

Rixo's own co-founder, Henrietta Rix, changed into this dress on the evening of her wedding, with plans to wear it again. Make it your ultimate party dress that you'll reach for time after time.

This drop-waisted gown would make a drop-dead gorgeous wedding dress, but it's also an ideal candidate for a dye job after the blessed event. If a friend's wedding or an upcoming work function is white tie, why not pull it out, update the colour and - hey presto - you've got a show-stopper with a sentimental backstory.

What this dress lacks in length it makes up for in detail, from the blossom-shaped beadwork to the bow-tie at the reverse via the soft ruffles at the edges. And although it's bridal, it's also just a really playful outfit for a cocktail party or 'big' birthday.

Toteme's elegant dress ticks off two major trends for summer 2025 - its butter yellow shade and its refined hemline that just hits the ankle - but it definitely won't date if you want to keep wearing it over the coming years.

Rise & Fall's 100% silk dress is perfect if you're looking for a relaxed wedding dress that still feels special and will have plenty of mileage after you've said 'I do'. I can imagine wearing this to garden parties, barbecues and cocktails with a sculptural necklace and flat sandals.

A suit is probably the safest bet if you want to be able to wear your wedding outfit after the event. Joseph is famously good at tailoring so why not treat yourself to one of its double-breasted suits for the big day?

These classic pants will look bridal with the matching blazer but just like the best pair of white suit trousers imaginable on a ordinary day in the office if you pair them with a neat crew-neck jumper and slingback court shoes.

A slip dress is another great choice if you want to rewear your wedding dress. Rat & Boa's is made extra special with a sheer panel that plays on the 'naked' dress trend while still being classic enough to go the distance.

Jersey dresses have made a comeback this year - and this maxi version with chic plunges at the sides is something you could easily wear again for a black-tie event (or another friend's wedding if you got it professionally dyed).

For a casual registry office 'do , Mint Velvet's floral co-ord would look blooming lovely - and you can rewear both elements as separates, of course.

White skirts are trending for summer 2025 and this one is extra special.

As well as having a brilliant range of maternity wedding dresses, Alie Street has a number of wedding dresses that you could definitely wear again. The Pippa is a personification of simple yet elegant.

Monsoon's refined edit of wedding dresses means that you've got plenty to choose from if you want something that you can wear after the big day. My pick would be Aleah, a cowl-necked gown with pretty lace inserts that looks pleasingly modern yet enough of a moment.

This Bardot-neckline minidress is my favourite version of the off-the-shoulder on the high street, with a floral-print fabric that would suit a hot-weather wedding to perfection in my opinion.

If you need evidence that lace is not the old-fashioned material of days gone by, look no further than Georgia Hardinge. Her Spiral dress puts a twist on the traditional fabric in a way that means you'll definitely want to wear it again (and again).

If you're looking for a show-stopping wedding dress that you can still transform post-wedding into something you can wear again, Unbridled Studio is a great bet. There are glorious gowns – like this chic column dress – as well as incredible separates, allowing you to create a bridal outfit that's personal, made-to-order and which could easily be customised after your big day. This dress could be shortened and dyed to make it into your most amazing party dress that you'll wear forever.