These Long-Sleeve Wedding Dresses Are Perfect For the Modest Bride

Sometimes the best dresses are simple and sleek, like this long-sleeve Amsale sheath.

Perfect for the minimalist bride, the lace details on this dress show just enough skin without being too revealing.

These sheer, embellished sleeves are fit for a modern Disney princess.

See what we mean about high necklines not being stuffy? Plus, we love how the sleeves on this dress flare out at the end.

We wouldn’t blame a bride if she decided to rewear this breezy long-sleeve dress. We can already picture it paired with a wide-brim hat.

You'll need to zoom in to appreciate the beauty of the floral appliques included throughout the gown.

Thanks to the silky material, this floor-length option is stunning without any frills.

Off-the-shoulder sleeves and a tulle skirt suddenly become more casual with the addition of a black belt.

The embellishments on this Jenny Packham number offer just enough sparkle and shine.

Despite the plunging neckline, it's the poofy skirt that's the highlight of this long-sleeve design.

Between the lace bodice and the leg slit, this Leanne Marshall dress is the happy medium between sexy and chic.

You'll get the best of both worlds with a high neckline and a corset-like top — a trend that top models like Hailey Bieber are loving at the moment.

While the higher neckline and long sleeves cover most of the bride’s body, the slightly sheer material makes it a more modest version of the naked dress.

Want your wedding dress to be worthy of the red carpet? A leggy option is your best bet.

The sweetheart neckline and trumpet shape is what makes this gown especially gorgeous.

Highlight those curves with a gown that has a fitted top and full bottom, like this one from Oscar de la Renta.

The modest design and breezy bishop sleeves give off a '70s boho vibe.

This full, embroidered gown from Reem Acra is all the convincing we need to keep things classic.

Sometimes, one standout detail is enough, such as this extra-large bow on Sahroo's simple design.

The embelished tiers on this Temperley London column dress take a simple shape to the next level.

If you can't wear a dress full of sequins and beads on your wedding day, when can you?

The combination of bishop sleeves, a high neckline, and a keyhole cutout makes this dress the perfect, casual pick for a small ceremony.

This collection was inspired by Spanish weddings, matadors, and flamenco dancers — something that's instantly noticeable when looking at this eye-catching design.

Is there another royal wedding in the works? If so, this off-the-shoulder, princess-like piece is worthy option.