No girl can stand the beauty of a gorgeous wedding dress. It's incredible. The thought of wearing thousands of dollars of pure elegance on the happiness day of my life, well, it gives me butterflies.

Blame it on extravagant celebrity weddings and British royalty for getting us so giddy about the whole idea. Not only have they contributed to making "wedding dresses" a term with nearly a million average monthly searches on Google, but they've encouraged couture designers everywhere to create collections that continually outdo each other and push the envelope. We're talking crazy, beautiful, lose-your-breath gowns that trump even Cinderella's fairytale get-up.

So in the spirit of love, lust and pure infatuation, we picked out the prettiest gowns to inspire your big day. With color schemes that dabble in champagne nude and dusty rose on Chantilly lace wedding gowns and chiffon princess wedding gowns, these dresses will put you in your happy place. These bridal gowns are more than ruffles, trains, and embellished organza. They're aspirational eye candy (and just a teeny bit over-the-top) — bon appetit!

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The Look: Mori Lee's strapless ruffled two-toned organza gown with an embellished bodice and sweetheart neckline. Otherwise known as the trendy IRL version of Cinderella's ball gown.

How We'd Style It: Soft undone waves pulled back into a low, semi-sleek bun, defined eyeliner and long, full lashes.

The Look: Lebanese designer Elie Saab's floor-length glistening gown with intricate sequin details and a long silver train.

How We'd Style It: Fresh-faced makeup with a slightly rosy lip, a dramatic side part updo with a polished finish.

The Look: Strapless petal pink Stella York full-length gown with a flowy tulle skirt and lace bodice with scalloped edges.

How We'd Style It: Romantic waves with a deep side part pulled slightly back with an embellished accessory, bold top eyeliner, highlighter and a nude lip.

The Look: Lazaro Perez's vintage-inspired dress with hand-sewn beading from the strapless neckline to the top of the tiered tulle skirt.

How We'd Style It: Slight smoky eye makeup with neutral palette blush lip color and loosely pinned back, soft waves.