20 Best Organza Wedding Dresses of 2023

A roundup of stunning gowns from top designers like Odylyne the Ceremony, Danielle Frankel, and Jenny Yoo.

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Often used in eveningwear due to its elegant appearance, organza is the perfect fabric choice for a wedding dress if you’re looking to make a captivating grand entrance. And while this lightweight and sheer material holds a strong resemblance to chiffon, it does contain a unique silky and lustrous finish, perfect for brides looking for an effortlessly chic and romantic look.

In general, organza wedding dresses are known for their volume and drama, in addition to the versatility of silhouettes offered by designers. From formal ball gowns to A-line numbers and trendy minis, brides everywhere have the ability to feel like the belle of their ball when wearing this style of gown. So whether you’re hosting a courthouse wedding, a black-tie vineyard ceremony, or just a music-filled reception, there’s an organza wedding dress to suit your personal aesthetics.

Ready to start shopping? To help narrow down your choices, keep scrolling for a selection of 20 organza wedding dresses we’re loving from designers like Odylyne the Ceremony, Danielle Frankel, and Jenny Yoo.

Jenny Yoo

This pared-back design from Jenny Yoo was made for the minimalist bride with its pleated bodice, A-line skirt, and covered buttons that trail down the gown. We especially love the elegantly draped sleeves, which can be detached for two looks in one!

Size: 00-32 | Materials: Pebbled organza | Length: Floor

Price at time of publish: $1,395

Amsale

Between the botanical lace cap sleeves, the back bow detail, and the silk organza skirt, this A-line gown is the perfect mix of sophisticated and romantic. Pair it with an organza cathedral veil for an especially regal bridal look.

Size: 0-24 | Materials: Silk organza, lace | Length: Floor

Price at time of publish: $2,595

Watters

Made with satin organza, this fit-and-flare gown has all the makings of a classic bridal look: a strapless neckline, an extended train, and covered buttons. But, the detachable floral shawl gives the dress a modern touch that will take your look from ceremony to reception.

Size: 00-32W | Materials: Shuler satin organza, matte organza | Length: Floor

Price at time of publish: $1,782 - $1,900

Danielle Frankel

Whimsical and elegant, this organza gown from Danielle Frankel looks straight out of Bridgerton. Complete with an empire waistline and short puff sleeves, this piece suits a garden-inspired wedding and features a soft inner corset for a more comfortable fit.

Size: 0-14 | Materials: Organza, lace, horsehair, can-can, georgette | Length: Floor

Price at time of publish: $9,890

Jenny Yoo

If you’re looking for something a bit more glamorous, this ivory gown from Jenny Yoo is equal parts elegant and trendy. The illusion lace bodice and silk organza skirt are a dreamy combination, which is only made better by the asymmetrical peplum for a chic bridal look that will wow your guests.

Size: 00-32 | Materials: Silk organza, lace | Length: Floor

Price at time of publish: $3,500

Watters

Fit for a contemporary bride, there are so many romantic details to love about this ivory Watters gown. The structured neckline and exposed corset bodice give the dress some dimension, while the all-over pearl embellishments add some drama to the classic ball gown silhouette.

Size: 00-24W | Materials: Matte organza, netting | Length: Floor

Price at time of publish: $3,910 - $4,170

Odylyne the Ceremony

It doesn’t get more enchanting than this silk organza gown from Odylyne the Ceremony. While the silhouette is fairly simple, the cascading ruffles and thigh-high slit elevate this dress for an effortlessly chic result.

Size: 2-20 | Materials: Silk organza | Length: Floor

Price at time of publish: $4,950

Anne Barge

This floral masterpiece from Anne Barge is a whimsical bride’s dream! It features a blue, pink, and ivory watercolor print, as well as a fitted cummerbund and a structured strapless neckline. If you’re considering this playful option, keep in mind the detachable bishop sleeves are sold separately.

Size: 0-24SP | Materials: Organza | Length: Floor

Price at time of publish: $3,070

Alexandra Grecco

Alexandra Grecco is known for their soft and romantic designs, and this silk organza gown is the perfect example. This delicate number appears simple from the front with its petite floral embroidery and pleated bodice. However, the back has a cut-out detail, which adds a sultry touch to this elegant look.

Size: 00-20 or made-to-measure | Materials: Silk organza | Length: Floor

Price at time of publish: Contact the brand

David's Bridal

For a really classic bridal look, we suggest this organza mermaid gown from David’s Bridal. The pleated bodice flows into a ruffled skirt to create a traditional silhouette with a dramatic flair. Add a bit of glamour to this dress by accessorizing with a beaded belt or an embellished veil.

Size: 0-14 | Materials: Organza | Length: Floor

Price at time of publish: $559.30

Watters

There’s something inherently magical about a ball gown, and this strapless number from Wtoo embraces the fairytale aesthetic. The corset bodice complements the voluminous petal-like skirt and scattered floral details for a traditional yet fashion-forward look.

Size: 00-32W | Materials: Shuler satin organza, tulle, horsehair, dotted netting | Length: Floor

Price at time of publish: $2,932 to $3,127

Jenny Yoo

Floral appliqués, puff sleeves, and layers of the most beautiful silk organza make up Jenny Yoo’s romantic Genevieve gown. Ideal for a spring wedding, the off-the-shoulder neckline and semi-sheer bodice give this ultra-feminine silhouette a sultry touch.

Size: 00-32 | Materials: Silk organza | Length: Floor

Price at time of publish: $3,500

Anne Barge

With a voluminous organza skirt and a 3D floral bodice, this gown from Anne Barge absolutely lives up to its name. Pair it with a cathedral veil covered in matching floral appliqués to complete this dreamy day-of ensemble.

Size: 0-24SP | Materials: Raso organza, tulle | Length: Floor

Price at time of publish: $5,710

Danielle Frankel

Keep it fun (but still very sophisticated) at your reception in this mini dress from Danielle Frankel. The bubble hem and oversized rosette create a contemporary silhouette that holds its shape with soft boning and dual-layered fabric.

Size: 0-12 | Materials: Organza | Length: Mini

Price at time of publish: $3,490

Lulus

Coming in at $119, this organza maxi dress from Lulus gives you a luxurious look at a more affordable price. The thigh-high slit and open back create a sultry silhouette that works for a casual beach wedding or a more formal vineyard soirée.

Size: XS-XL | Materials: Organza | Length: Floor

Price at time of publish: $119

Rosa Clará

It doesn’t get more summer-friendly than airy organza fabric and a sleeveless silhouette. This luxe gown from Rosa Clará also includes a plunging neckline and intricate beading for a chic bridal look that will suit any climate.

Size: Contact the brand | Materials: Organza | Length: Floor

Price at time of publish: Contact the brand

Courtesy of Show Me Your Mumu

You don’t have to compromise your style for a casual courthouse wedding. This dress's high-low hem and ruffled off-the-shoulder bodice immediately catch the eye for a statement bridal look that still feels relaxed. Dress it up with a pair of platform heels, or keep it simple in ankle-strap sandals.

Size: XXS-XXL | Materials: Organza | Length: High-low

Price at time of publish: $298

JLM Couture

Looking for a non-traditional bridal ensemble? We’re obsessed with this three-piece gown from the Blush by Francesca Avila collection. This set includes a draped bandeau top, a ball gown skirt, and detachable puff sleeves for a romantic bridal set that has a bit of edge to it.

Size: 2-28 | Materials: Organza | Length: Floor

Price at time of publish: Contact the brand

JLM Couture

Channel your inner Barbie with this blush fit-and-flare gown from Francesca Avila. The subtle pink hue is a trendy choice that still looks timeless, especially when paired with a draped sweetheart neckline and a full layered skirt.

Size: 2-28 | Materials: Organza, tulle | Length: Floor

Price at time of publish: Contact the brand

ASOS

Mermaidcore is trending right now, and this organza mini dress from ASOS gives the popular aesthetic the bridal treatment. The party-ready frock comes in a white hue and features several eye-catching details, including iridescent paillettes, a puff sleeve, and a bodice cut-out.

Size: 0-14 | Materials: Organza | Length: Mini

Price at time of publish: $200

When shopping for an organza wedding dress, you’ll want to keep the different types of organza materials in mind. For example, if your aesthetics lean more glamorous, opt for silk or matte organza, as the layering of these textiles will give your gown a full and luxurious appearance. For a more minimalist look, consider satin organza, given that this fabric is a popular choice for a mermaid or fit-and-flare silhouette. Interested in more whimsical styles? Add decorative elements like floral appliqués, botanical lace, or ruffles to a silk organza gown for a truly magical look.

Additionally, it's always important to consider the season you're planning to get married in when shopping for a bridal gown. Since organza is light, airy, and breathable, this style of dress makes it more suitable for warm-weather nuptials. However, if you’re tying the knot in the fall or winter months, opt for an organza ball gown or A-line dress that provides additional coverage.

It’s easy to confuse tulle and organza as they're both used to create more volume in a wedding dress. However, organza is a stiffer fabric that can hold more shape, while tulle has a bit more flexibility and drapes easily. Another difference? Organza is a tightly woven fabric that resembles chiffon, while tulle has an open weave design that is similar to netting or mesh.

While organza can hold a more structured silhouette, it’s still a very delicate fabric. Thus, it’s prone to snags and pulls, so be sure to pick up your dress as you walk, and avoid wearing any jewelry that could rip your dress.

Since organza wedding dresses are typically woven from silk or have multiple layers of fabric, they’re definitely considered a pricier option. Nonetheless, if you’re set on organza and are working with a smaller budget, gowns made of polyester organza can be more affordable. Choosing a simple silhouette with little to no embellishments can also help lower the price.

Ariana Quihuiz is a freelance writer for Brides. She is currently the content manager for wedding gown brand Lyra Vega Bridal, covering bridal fashion, bridal beauty, wedding trends, and more.