It’s no secret that pink is in, and what Vera says goes. We’re dying to see some 2012 brides don this shade, but it would be even better if it was this very gown. Piped and pin tucked to perfection, this gown’s drop-waist bodice simply paves the way for an absolutely unforgettable organza petal skirt with floating sprig embroidery. And that oversized gray bow? Swoon.

Reem Acra never ceases to amaze us, especially at this year’s 2012 Golden Globes. Sure, some people didn’t love Madonna’s Reem Acra creation, but that’s OK because Julie Bowen triumphed in her nude-colored full-length gown by the very same designer.

The best part? If you’re set on traditional white for your wedding day, a very similar sister style is available in Reem Acra’s Spring 2012 bridal collection. And we suggest channeling Bowen from head-to-toe, that Grace Kelly-esque hairstyle says old-Hollywood glam, and we love it.

This week, we celebrate blush hues and flawless fabrics with Monique Lhuillier’s Flutter gown. The delicate straps and lingerie bodice give the top of the gown structure, while a full, embroidered organza skirt give it a fairy princess feel. It’s elegant, ethereal, and it takes our breath away…

The Temperley London 2012 bridal collection is to die for. The gowns are deliciously romantic and incredibly unique. This ultra-feminine sheath, Dahlia, was the first to catch our eye. Characterized by a soft silk organza decorated with individually placed crystals and lace appliqued flowers, the gown hugs and drapes the body with effortless allure. The flower-adorned straps can be worn on or off the shoulder, and the elegant chapel-length train is an essential finish to this sophisticated gown.

BHLDN recently launched a line of separates that has us (and everyone else) swooning. The mix-and-match tops and bottoms combine to create a gorgeous wedding gown, while giving the bride the option to trade out her long, flowing tiered skirt for a short, playful, and feathery frock once the dancing begins.

From a boned, silk corset to a billowing organza blouse or silk faille waistcoat, the tops come in variety of shapes and shades. The skirts bring the real sass with hand-sewn feathers, a silk-ribboned waist with cascading ruffles, and gossamer layers of tulle topped with beaded floral embellishments. We want to wear it all. Right now.

We’re especially in love with the The Callistemon Skirt...

The Columnar Corset...

And the Tulle Tiers Skirt...

If you’re one of those brides who wants to keep your look completely unique while remaining somewhat traditional, this line allows you to pair classic pieces in timeless fabrics with fun, playful items that will make your wedding day look completely memorable.

And with a video like this, how could you not want to create your very own BHLDN combo?