After saying "Yes", it's time to choose a wedding dress. With the endless options available, it can get rather overwhelming. There will be details swirling through your head like the silhouette, the fabric, the style but one aspect that you probably didn't give much thought to is the neckline. Do you know that the neckline can make or break the entire look? The wrong neckline can throw off your proportions, draw attention to the areas you would rather not highlight or clash with the overall vibe you're going for. With so many styles to choose from, it’s easy to feel unsure about which one will suit you best.
But don’t worry because there’s a perfect neckline out there for every bride. The neckline you choose can enhance your best assets or distract from the problem areas. Let's cover the different necklines available and which one will make you look and feel like the princess bride you have been dreaming for.
Top wedding dress necklines loved by brides
Understanding what are the different necklines will help you select the most flattering design. Ahead are some of the top wedding dress necklines worn and loved by brides.
- Sweetheart neckline
The sweetheart neckline is a very popular wedding dress neckline thanks to its romantic vibe. Shaped like the top half of a heart, it’s an apt choice for wedding dresses due to its romantic appeal, which perfectly captures the vibe on the special day. Sweetheart necklines are a great choice for brides who want to show off their curves. This neckline highlights the decolletage, draws attention to the shoulders and emphasizes the hourglass shape. If you prefer a more modest style, you can choose a semi-sweetheart neckline which has a higher cut on the chest or an illusion sweetheart neckline with a sheer fabric overlay.

- Off-the-shoulder neckline
If you want to create a romantic and feminine vibe, the off-the-shoulder wedding dress neckline is another great option. This neckline drapes across the shoulders, highlighting the collarbone and adding a touch of whimsy to your look. The off the shoulder neckline also feature the sweetheart shape, but at times, you’ll find straight-across styles as well. They look great on all figures and bust sizes.

- V-neckline
V-necklines are one of the most popular wedding dress necklines. They’re flattering, sexy and comfortable! V necklines are elegant and elongating. This shape draws attention to the small waist and opens up the shoulders. It is the perfect neckline for brides with a petite frame or a fuller bust because it can add height and balance proportions.

- Deep V-neckline
Want a dress that bring the heat? The plunging neckline is for the bride who isn’t afraid to make a statement. This deep V-shape plunges low, creating a dramatic, eye-catching look. Often seen on the red carpet, this dramatic neckline also elongates the frame. For those who prefer more coverage, there's illusion deep V-necklines available.

- Strapless neckline
Strapless necklines are sweetheart or straight across style. This neckline is great for brides who want to show off her collarbone and shoulders. In order to feel secure in a strapless gown, do ensure that the dress fits like a glove.

- High neckline
If you're planning for a religious ceremony or having your wedding in places of worship, then perhaps you may want to explore a wedding dress with high necklines. This style offers a fuller coverage and timeless look. Instead of drawing the attention to the collarbone or decolletage, a sleeveless high neckline wedding dress can highlight the shoulders and arms. Or you may want to explore an illusion high neckline dress.

- Straight across neckline
Just like the strapless necklines, straight-across necklines are having a major moment. For brides who love to rock the latest trends, why not give this neckline a try? This cut will show off your decolletage and collarbone while remaining quite modest.

- Boat neckline
Many brides tend to overlook boat necklines but they are a gorgeous option. Exuding an Old Hollywood vibe, they instantly create an elegant, timeless look. Boat necklines stretch wide across the neck and sit just past the collarbones. They look great on all figures, but are best for those with smaller busts or pear-shaped figures.
