I'm a wedding reporter. These are the dresses from Bridal Fashion Week I can't stop thinking about a week later.

I'm a wedding reporter at Insider, so of course I had to attend New York Bridal Fashion Week.

Also called Bridal Market, Bridal Fashion Week is where wedding-dress designers debut their latest lines and connect with sellers, industry professionals, and journalists like me.

I saw countless designer dresses throughout the week, but I found some gowns more memorable than others.

I loved the heart that was etched into the bodice, the sheer bodysuit you could wear with the dress, and the detachable, tulle bow that functioned as a train.

I always find see-through wedding gowns interesting, but the contrast of the romantic shape and floral appliqué with the sheer fabric stunned.

The inspiration behind Harel's Water Lilies collection shined through on the Lily, which had a neckline created by two flower petals flowing up the bodice.

The flowers continued down the dress and on the back, creating an ethereal look.

This scoop-necked, off-the-shoulder dress was simple, aside from the textured flowers that adorned the gown from head-to-toe.

I was a fan of the Marta gown's structure, as well as the contrast of the floral rosettes on the sleeves and back of the dress with its clean design.

I loved the combination of lace and the off-the-shoulder neckline. Plus, the gown's skirt was detachable, making it even more fun.

I loved the way the flowers on the strapless neckline and off-the-shoulder sleeves contrasted with the corset bodice, and the flowers cascading on the full skirt tied it all together.

The gown struck the perfect balance between structure and whimsy.

The Lulu minidress was covered in blue flowers and it matched with the coordinating Bailey Embroidered Blusher veil.

The dress felt retro and festive, and I thought it would be perfect for a rehearsal dinner or shower.

This dress felt like a sultry alternative for brides who don't want to wear white on their wedding days, or a fun option for a reception or wedding event.

The sheer fabric, sparkly embellishments, and daring halter neckline made for a festive look.

I immediately thought of Cinderella when I saw this Ines di Santo ball gown.

It was feminine and romantic with its blue fabric, tiered skirt, colorful floral appliqué, and sheer one-shoulder-neckline.

Everything about the Kasia dress was elegant, especially the square neckline and long sleeves.

But the standout feature was the back, which was sheer and lined with pearl buttons.

The gown had a flowy look thanks to the scooped V-neckline and ruched skirt, but the delicate corset on the bodice ensures brides feel secure.

The minidress itself was simple, but the addition of the sheer overskirt transformed it into a chic, statement outfit.

I loved the way it looked with the fluffy veil, too.

The halter dress was adorned with scalloped lines of pearl beading that moved with the model as she wore it.

I couldn't imagine a more fun dress for a wedding reception.