Who’s Winning in Bridal Fashion? Top Brands & Market Movers

Global Bridal Wear Market to Surpass USD 96.5 Billion by 2030 Amid E-Commerce Boom, Cultural Fusion Trends, and Tech-Driven Personalisation
June 30, 2025 | Deep Market Insights

The global bridal wear market, valued at USD 69.2 billion in 2024, is projected to reach USD 96.5 billion by 2030, growing at a CAGR of 5.7% from 2025 to 2030, according to a new industry report by Deep Market Insights.

Fueled by rising disposable incomes, the resurgence of weddings post-pandemic, and increasing digitization of shopping experiences, the bridal wear market continues to evolve at pace. A dynamic interplay between heritage traditions and modern bridal preferences—like minimalist fashion, rental platforms, and AI personalization—has ushered in a new era of accessible, culturally inclusive, and sustainable wedding fashion.

Key Highlights

Market Size: USD 69.2 billion (2024) → USD 96.5 billion (2030)
CAGR: 5.7% from 2025 to 2030

Top Product Segment: Gowns & Dresses lead with 52.1% market share in 2024
Top Distribution Channel: Offline retail dominates with 68.9%, driven by boutique fittings and premium in-store experiences
Top Regional Market: Asia-Pacific at USD 22.9 billion (2024), boosted by elaborate customs and rapid urbanization

Market Dynamics

Growth Drivers

Cultural Fusion & Hybrid Styles: Designers like Anita Dongre and Rahul Mishra are blending Eastern embroidery with Western cuts, catering to multicultural weddings and globally mobile consumers.

Minimalist & Modern Brides: Influenced by celebrities and social media, modern brides are embracing clean silhouettes, solid tones, and practical styles. Jenny Yoo and Reformation report high demand for minimalist bridal collections.

E-commerce & Digital Innovation: Virtual try-ons, AI styling tools, and 3D dress customizers are transforming bridal shopping. Brands like Azazie and David’s Bridal are leading the way with home try-on kits and mobile design tools.

Market Restraints

High Cost of Premium Gowns: Designer bridal gowns, often exceeding USD 5,000, remain inaccessible to middle-income consumers, particularly in price-sensitive regions like Southeast Asia and Latin America.

Environmental & Ethical Concerns: With growing awareness of textile waste and carbon emissions, consumers are increasingly turning to sustainable options like pre-owned gowns or rentals.

Emerging Opportunities

Rental & Resale Platforms: Services like My Wardrobe HQ, Poshmark Bridal, and Borrowing Magnolia are revolutionizing affordability and sustainability in wedding fashion.

AI-Powered Personalisation: Etsy’s AI bridal boutique and Zozotown’s AR smart measurement suit showcase the future of scalable, inclusive bridalwear—especially valuable in underserved markets.

Regional Analysis

North America

Market Size: USD 18.3 billion (2024)
Tech-savvy and high-spending brides favor custom fittings and virtual design tools. The U.S. remains a hub for bridal tech startups and luxury brands like Vera Wang and BHLDN.

Europe

Market Size: USD 16.7 billion (2024)
Heritage designers and sustainability-conscious consumers fuel demand. Countries like France, Italy, and the UK lead with bespoke, minimalist, and hybrid bridal trends.

Asia-Pacific

Market Size: USD 22.9 billion (2024)
The largest and fastest-growing market. Multi-day weddings, traditional couture, and digital retail convergence drive explosive demand in India, China, and Southeast Asia.

Latin America

Market Size: USD 6.1 billion (2024)
Urban growth, hybrid ceremonies, and rising middle-class spending shape a dynamic and fashion-forward bridal landscape in Brazil, Mexico, and Colombia.

Middle East & Africa

Market Size: USD 5.2 billion (2024)
A blend of opulence and tradition drives demand. Markets like the UAE and Saudi Arabia are emerging bridal destinations, with growing interest in both modest and modern designs.

Company Market Share & Leadership

The global bridal wear market is fragmented, led by couture houses, digital-first disruptors, and regional favorites.

• Pronovias Group: Expanding globally with its "Second Life" circular fashion initiative

• David’s Bridal: Embracing AI-driven customisation through its “Dream It, Design It” platform

• Jenny Yoo, Monique Lhuillier, Maggie Sottero, and Justin Alexander: Catering to luxury and modern minimalist segments

• Sabyasachi and Manish Malhotra (India): Leading in traditional and luxury fusion bridal markets

• Rental Leaders: Rent the Runway, My Wardrobe HQ, and Borrowing Magnolia dominating the pre-loved bridalwear niche

Recent Developments

• March 2025: David’s Bridal unveils 3D design tool for personalized virtual gown creation

• January 2025: Pronovias expands its eco-conscious “Second Life” initiative to 25 countries

• April 2025: Anita Dongre launches “Vaana” collection blending Indian art with Western bridal cuts

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