The wedding dress trends you're going to see everywhere in 2024, from corset bodices and sparkles to removable skirts

For instance, Watters' latest collection included the Lyssa ball gown, which had a cat-eye neckline that scooped in the center and added a fun flair to its simpler style.

Dana Harel's entire Water Lilies collection was inspired by the flowers, which shined through in the Lily dress.

Floral appliqué covered the gown, creating the intricate neckline.

KYHA Studios offered an updated version of the halter with its sparkly Aral set.

The top ruched across the bodice, which was covered in sparkles.

Ines Di Santo's latest collection included Motif, a form-fitting gown with oversized rosettes on the neckline.

Galia Lahav's newest work included a rosette neckpiece, coordinating with detailing on the Paloma gown.

Nearly every designer's collection included some floral gowns, like this Reem Acra dress that was almost entirely covered in flowers.

Many gloves were designed to coordinate with dresses in designers' collections and function almost like detachable sleeves, like these sparkly gloves from Watters that pair with the Lucinda dress.

One of the most interesting trends among the spring 2024 bridal collections was bodysuits paired with dresses, as they gave brides the ability to customize their looks.

For instance, By Watters paired the Sencha Lace Bodysuit with the Muffin mini, taking the simple dress to another level.

Dana Harel added a high-neck bodysuit to the form-fitting Sarai dress, so brides can have a daring look but still feel secure.

There were countless wedding dresses with corset bodices at Bridal Fashion Week, both because the structure and sex appeal are a draw for many brides.

Berta paired the corset bodice with sheer fabric for an ultra-sexy look on this gown.

The corset bodice on the Pledge gown from Justin Alexander featured draping across the top, giving it a more relaxed and elegant look while still providing the wearer with support.

Naeem Khan's entire line was full of textured gowns.

The bodice on this gown was adorned with delicate pearls, while the feathered skirt added a fun element.

Every collection Insider saw included off-the-shoulder necklines, and designers seemed to be experimenting with different ways to make the elegant detail work.

One of Galia Lahav's dresses, the Evelyn, was sheer and puffy, giving the line a romantic feel.

Ines Di Santo added delicate off-the-shoulder sleeves to the Rayna ball gown, completing its fairy-tale look.

The collections had everything from slightly sparkly dresses to gowns that were entirely covered in glitter, like this dress from Berta.

The Future dress from Justin Alexander combined sparkles with texture and the popular corset bodice for a trendy and understated look.

Whether brides want a touch of see-through fabric or a fully transparent dress, the bridal market was ready to deliver.

The Prim dress from Wtoo had an overlay of sheer fabric that was feminine and soft.

This long-sleeve, embellished dress from Berta had an entirely sheer base.

Brides have loved gowns with removable elements in recent years, as they offer multiple looks in one garment.

Ines Di Santo's Monet dress had floral adornments and a removable train that made a statement.

The contrast of the floral appliqué on the Catalina dress from Galia Lahav and the tulle overskirt made the dress feel romantic and fashion-forward.

Justin Alexander's simple Elysium dress stood out thanks to its backless design, which was accented by the halter tie that dipped to the gown's waist.

Watters' Kasia dress had an illusion back with pearl buttons lining the center, so it looked both modern and timeless.

Ines Di Santo had multiple colorful dresses in its latest collection, including the Symphony ball gown, which had a blue base and multicolored, three-dimensional flowers on the skirt.

The blue flowers covering Markarian's Lulu minidress took it from simple to stunning, and the coordinating Bailey Embroidered Blusher veil tied it all together.

The bridal runways had fewer cutouts on dresses, but when they did, they were elegant side cutouts that added just a hint of sexiness.

For instance, the side cutouts on the Pizzicato dress from Ines Di Santo made it feel high-end.

The lace bodice and tiered skirt on Justin Alexander's Arcadia dress were fairly traditional, so the side cutouts gave it a much-needed edge.

For some gowns, slits helped break up a heavier skirt, as was the case for KYHA Studios' Luna gown.

For instance, the slit in Dana Harel's Luna dress gives way to the lace detailing peeking out on the thigh.

Romona Keveza is known for her simple and elegant gowns, but the subtle embroidery made her dresses stand out this year.

For instance, a heart is etched into the bodice of this dress, and the sheer fabric at the top made it feel modern.

One of the most memorable looks from the week was this set from Naeem Khan.

The bra and coordinating pants were embellished with white pearls in a fun pattern.

The Union Jumpsuit from Justin Alexander could work for a wedding thanks to its floral bodice and off-the-shoulder sleeves, but it would also make sense as a reception ensemble or a rehearsal dinner look.