16 Chic Wedding Gloves for Fashion-Forward Nearlyweds
Worn by the likes of Nicola Peltz and Kourtney Kardashian, wedding gloves are the trend you need to know about. From lace to tulle, get your hands on the perfect pair here
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With over 2.6 million views across the hashtag #BridalGloves on TikTok, it seems that the Hitched office aren't the only ones obsessed with personalising your wedding day by donning a pair of chic wedding gloves. Inspired by some of the most stylish celebrity weddings, we saw Kourtney Kardashian, Nicola Peltz and Britney Spears embracing this trend.
There are no shortage of options to choose from, including delicate embroidered accessories, tulle wedding gloves and elegant opera length satin styles. "Lace continues to be a key fabric, as are sheer gloves," explains the design team at Club L London. "Floral embellishments and appliques have come through, with feather detailing and volume being added to the top of the gloves."
Wearing gloves with a wedding dress instantly gives your look a vintage feel but for a modern take on this trend, you could consider wedding dresses with gloves attached. Our edit includes the most glamorous designs available to shop now, whether you're looking to buy this accessory separately or as part of your outfit.
13 of the Best Bridal Gloves
1. Anastasia White Opera Gloves - £20, Club L London
Best For: Modern minimalists
Elevate a simple wedding dress to the next level with the Anastasia opera gloves. These sheer long gloves are crafted from premium jersey fabric and will give a sultry look to your wedding day get-up. We love the idea of sliding some bracelets over the top.
Pros & Cons: These gloves have a slight stretch to them which means they will stay up and you won't have to worry about them falling down your arms. They're a great price at just £20.
2. White Feather Gloves - £65, Gigi & Olive
Best For: Hen Parties
Wearing gloves to your wedding is a lovely idea, but we think these Gigi & Olive gloves would make the perfect finishing touch to your hen do outfit. You can choose to add a personalised note and have them gift wrapped which will make them extra special if you are giving them as a gift to the bride.
Pros & Cons: These gloves are on the more expensive side, but if you wear them to your hen party and on your wedding day, they are an excellent investment.
3. Satin Opera Length Gloves - £21.56, David's Bridal
Best For: Evening events
These wedding gloves from David's Bridal are the epitome of sophistication. They are made from shiny satin that will shimmer under lights making them the perfect fit for an evening celebration. You could always use them to transform your look for your evening reception.
Pros & Cons: One review stated that they look a lot more expensive than they are. They have a great snug feeling and are soft to the touch.
4. Golden Star Tulle Bridal Gloves - £29.23, Etsy
Best for: Alternative wedding dresses
Tulle fabric and glittering gold embellishments are a match made in heaven and these star covered accessories have us swooning. They have just the right amount of sparkle to make a statement without taking anything away from the main outfit.
Pros & Cons: If you are planning a celestial wedding, these bridal gloves will fit in perfectly. As these are arriving from outside of the UK, be mindful to order with enough delivery time. See our favourite celestial wedding dresses here for more ideas.
5. Hermione Satin Opera Glove - £155, Cornelia James
Best for: Luxe finishes
British designer Cornelia James have been making gloves by royal appointment since 1978. Their Hermione opera gloves are exquisite and will give an air of elegance to your wedding day look. They are available in several different colours, including ivory, white and silver.
Pros & Cons: These gloves are a little more expensive than most, but they are handmade and you can choose your exact measurements so they'll fit you, well, like a glove! You could always dye them too after the big day for more wear.
6. Secret Garden Tulle Gloves - £40, Free People
Best For: Spring & summer weddings
How magical are these secret garden gloves from Free People? They are adorned with 3D flowers and would match a whimsical tulle wedding dress perfectly. They'll make a unique statement and add a playful pop of colour to your attire.
Pros & Cons: We reckon you won't have seen anyone rocking gloves like these before. One review stated that they are on the heavier side, so we would recommend putting some body tape at the top to stop them sliding.
7. Delicate Satin Bridal Gloves - £35.22, Etsy
Best For: Ballgowns
If you have your eye on a princess wedding dress (we're talking a full skirt and all the sparkles) these short satin gloves will be the perfect finishing touch. They are decorated with two delicate bows which will look lovely at your ceremony and reception.
Pros & Cons: As these gloves are handmade, they will be completely custom to you and each design will differ slightly. Love bows? You'll love our edit of wedding dresses with bows here.
8. Cult Gaia Gloves - £197, Revolve
Best For: Contemporary couples
You've probably seen fashion-forward brand Cult Gaia all over your Instagram feed - you can get your hands on this trendy designer on Revolve with these feather trimmed gloves. They will elevate your look to modern heights and are effortlessly cool.
Pros & Cons: These gloves are available in two different sizes for the most comfortable fit. They are as practical as they are pretty, featuring a wedding-ring ready, fingerless style.
9. White Sheer Wedding Gloves - £45.81, Etsy
Best For: Vintage-lovers
Polka dot tulle gloves give a timeless appeal that will pair really well with a vintage wedding dress. This design is made in Italy and features a gorgeous ruffle edge that we can't get enough of. Finish the look off with red wedding lipstick and Hollywood curls.
Pros & Cons: The dotted tulle won't keep your hands warm, but it will look seriously stylish.
10. Nightfall Ruched White Opera Gloves - £25, Club L London
Best For: Glamorous brides
The ideal combination of classic and contemporary, the Nightfall gloves from Club L London keep things traditional with their long opera style design, yet the ruching is modern and very flattering. For just £25, you can't go wrong.
Pros & Cons: This style is only available in one size but as the fabric has a good amount of stretch, this shouldn't be a problem. The gloves are fully lined so they'll keep you warm.
11. Lace Bridal Gloves - £165, Gigi & Olive
Best For: A-Lister approved looks
Want to steal Nicola Peltz's wedding day style? She wore long lace bridal gloves on her big day - just like this pair from Gigi & Olive. They are traditional and oh so chic. To complete her look, opt for a square neck wedding dress.
Pros & Cons: These gloves are made to measure for an exact fit. They are one of the more expensive picks but they are made from luxury material that will last a lifetime.
12. Long Tulle Pearl Wedding Gloves - £24.42, Etsy
Best For: Fashion fiends
If you're always keeping up with the latest trends, look to incorporate pearls into your wedding day outfit. Whether that be in the form of a pearl wedding dress, or these fabulous embellished gloves, you'll earn some major style points with this beading.
Pros & Cons: We adore the sheer nature of these pearl wedding gloves - they look delicate and balance out the beads.
13. Hand Embroidered Wedding Gloves - from £166.66, Etsy
Best For: Striking wedding photographs
Handmade from silk thread and ivory tulle, these embroidered bridal gloves are breath-taking. They are a seriously special accessory to wear on your big day, whether you opt for your own custom text, or keep 'to have and to hold, to love and to cherish.'
Pros & Cons: As the embroidery on these gloves is dainty and might not be seen by everyone, make sure you get your photographer to capture the moment with a picture like the above!
Wedding Dresses with Gloves
14. White Cupid Split Dress & Gloves - £195, Wolf & Badger
Best For: Relaxed receptions
This short wedding dress comes with long opera style gloves that look very stylish. We think this dress would be best suited for your wedding reception if it's all about the party. Pair with heels and a blazer over your shoulders if the weather gets cooler come evening.
Sizing: XS-L
Pros & Cons: The leg split is quite high up so wear with neutral underwear or pop a few simple stitches into the fabric for a more covered up look.
15. Bronx and Banco Elena Gown - £974, Revolve
Best For: Easy-to wear outfit
Forget having to find your wedding dress and gloves separately, this dress from Revolve has done all the hard work for you. The feather trimmed gloves come with a pearl button enclosure so they won't slip down your arms during the day.
Sizing: XXS-XXL
Pros & Cons: This dress has a boned bodice which adds structure and form for a flattering finish. This outfit could work brilliantly as a reception wedding dress if you want something more traditional for the day.
16. Cream Bandeau Puff Sleeve Glove Detail Dress - £42, Pretty Little Thing
Best For: Playful brides
Want to wear two top wedding fashion trends in one? With chic gloves and puff sleeves, this dress from Pretty Little Thing ticks all our boxes. It is made from a satin effect material that keeps its cost low, without scrimping on style.
Sizing: 16-30
Pros & Cons: This dress will certainly make a statement and ensure all eyes are on you! It's a pretty perfect hen party dress or honeymoon outfit, as well!
Are Wedding Gloves in Fashion?
Wedding gloves are a timeless trend that have been making an appearance at both celebrity weddings and on runways.
"They still hold a presence coming from both bridal fashion week and also coming through on brands such as Chanel , Erdem, Dior and Balmain. Celebrities such as Dua Lipa, Rhianna, Nicola Peltz and Kylie Jenner continue to wear them," explain the design team at Club L London.
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