<b>Wedding bells are ringing for some of Hollywood's biggest names, like Mandy Moore and <I>Game of Thrones</I> star Rose Leslie, who announced their engagements this year. However, you do not need an engagement ring to catch a case of wedding fever, especially during bridal fashion week. Click through for a look at some of the best Fall 2018 bridal looks from the runway and designer presentations at New York Bridal Fashion Week.</B>
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Bridal Fashion Week Spring/Summer 2018: The prettiest dresses from Marchesa, Pronovias and more

OCTOBER 25, 2017 10:01 AM EDTOCT 25, 2017, 10:01 AM EDT

A look at the best dresses, gowns and more from some of the biggest names in bridal couture.

Wedding bells are ringing for some of Hollywood's biggest names, like Mandy Moore and Game of Thrones star Rose Leslie, who announced their engagements this year. However, you do not need an engagement ring to catch a case of wedding fever, especially during bridal fashion week. Click through for a look at some of the best Fall 2018 bridal looks from the runway and designer presentations at New York Bridal Fashion Week. Photo: Marchesa by Thomas Concordia/Getty Images

Pronovias The Spanish brand's models showed off the Atelier collection on a mirrored runway around a dazzling chandelier. Creative Director Hervé Moreau designed a number of statement gowns — perfect for brides hoping for a sexy or princess-worthy look —using various silhouettes and fabrics, including lace and organza. Photo: Dan Lecca

<b>Naeem Khan</b>
There is a gown for every girl heading down the aisle! Inspired by women from across the globe, Naeem's bridal collection played off various textures, styles and decades. The looks included nods to the '50s and '60s. From an embroidered jumpsuit to romantic ballgowns, Naeem designed show-stopping pieces that are sure to have brides saying "I do" long before their wedding day.
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Naeem Khan There is a gown for every girl heading down the aisle! Inspired by women from across the globe, Naeem’s bridal collection played off various textures, styles and decades. The looks included nods to the '50s and '60s. From an embroidered jumpsuit to romantic ballgowns, Naeem designed show-stopping pieces that are sure to have brides saying "I do" long before their wedding day. Photo: Getty Images

<b>Badgley Mischka</b>
Designers Mark Badgley and James Mischka once again had vacation on the brain when it came to finding inspiration for their 2018 collection. The design duo were fresh from a vacation in Italy's Bay of Naples, when they thought of the perfect designs. "There's a softness in the collection," Mark told Vogue. "We don't believe in harsh lines in bridal. Everything is glamorous and soft and beaded and sensual."
Speaking of glamour the gowns are named after some of their Hollywood clientele who all be begin with the letter B. The Blake (Lively) is a slip dress, while the Beyonce (Knowles-Carter) is a fierce plunging gown.
Photos: Badgley Mischka

Badgley Mischka Designers Mark Badgley and James Mischka once again had vacation on the brain when it came to finding inspiration for their 2018 collection. The design duo were fresh from a vacation in Italy’s Bay of Naples, when they thought of the perfect designs. “There’s a softness in the collection,” Mark told Vogue. “We don’t believe in harsh lines in bridal. Everything is glamorous and soft and beaded and sensual.” Speaking of glamour – the gowns are named after some of their Hollywood clientele – who all be begin with the letter B. The Blake (Lively) is a slip dress, while the Beyoncé (Knowles-Carter) is a fierce plunging gown. Photos: Badgley Mischka

<b>David's Bridal</b>
A range of classic, edgy and everything in between, David's Bridal latest collection offered it all. A stunning beaded gown was a standout for a more traditional bridal moment, while plunging necklines and two-piece styles offered something for the more modern girl. Shown are styles from Truly Zac Posen Truly Zac Posen the two dresses on left Galina Signature and Oleg Cassini.
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David’s Bridal A range of classic, edgy and everything in between, David’s Bridal latest collection offered it all. A stunning beaded gown was a standout for a more traditional bridal moment, while plunging necklines and two-piece styles offered something for the more modern girl. Shown are styles from Truly Zac Posen Truly Zac Posen – the two dresses on left – Galina Signature and Oleg Cassini. Photo: Getty Images

<b>Monique Lhuillier</b>
It was all about going back to the basics for Monique's 2018 bridal collection. "It's about formality and timelessness that a wedding should have," she told Vogue. Monique's collection featured dresses that offered regal elegance. While sticking with traditional white and ivory the designer played with blush pink and latte hues, along with jackets over sleek stunning gowns. The style maven also brought a celebratory approach to Pottery Barn - with a new line of products perfect for any wedding registry.
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Monique Lhuillier It was all about going back to the basics for Monique’s 2018 bridal collection. “It’s about formality and timelessness that a wedding should have,” she told Vogue. Monique’s collection featured dresses that offered regal elegance. While sticking with traditional white and ivory – the designer played with blush pink and latte hues, along with jackets over sleek stunning gowns. The style maven also brought a celebratory approach to Pottery Barn - with a new line of products perfect for any wedding registry. Photo: Getty Images

<b>Marchesa</b>
The art of transformation! Georgina Chapman and Keren Craig created looks that would take the bride through all of her pre and post-wedding activities. The collection featured a range of gowns and mini dresses with removable high-low trains for the bride who wants to remain traditional but still show some skin on the dance floor.
Other looks included a shorter dress with Chantilly lace and puffed sleeves, in addition to angelic capelet gowns.
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Marchesa The art of transformation! Georgina Chapman and Keren Craig created looks that would take the bride through all of her pre and post-wedding activities. The collection featured a range of gowns and mini dresses with removable high-low trains for the bride who wants to remain traditional but still show some skin on the dance floor. Other looks included a shorter dress with Chantilly lace and puffed sleeves, in addition to angelic capelet gowns. Photo: Getty Images

<b>Lela Rose</b>
Perfect for the laid-back bride! Lela's models adorned flowers in their hair as they presented their delicate looks at New York's Elizabeth Street Garden.
Lela, whose shows often double as a party, wanted the dresses to be a snapshot of "a laid-back, classically American good time." Many of the dresses included ivory jacquard and raised textures in addition to quaint details such as scooped out backs or bow ties.
Photo: Getty Images

Lela Rose Perfect for the laid-back bride! Lela's models adorned flowers in their hair as they presented their delicate looks at New York's Elizabeth Street Garden. Lela, whose shows often double as a party, wanted the dresses to be a snapshot of “a laid-back, classically American good time.” Many of the dresses included ivory jacquard and raised textures – in addition to quaint details such as scooped out backs or bow ties. Photo: Getty Images

<b>Hayley Paige</b>
The designer's bridal collection showed off some plunging necklines and intricate detail on the bodice of the gowns. Hayley also named the dresses after some of her friends including former <i>Bachelorette</i> star Andi Dorfman (her dress pictured on the far left).

Hayley Paige The designer's bridal collection showed off some plunging necklines and intricate detail on the bodice of the gowns. Hayley also named the dresses after some of her friends including former Bachelorette star Andi Dorfman (her dress pictured on the far left).