New Romona Keveža Wedding Dresses

Pearl Mermaid Gown With Intricate Draping — Courtesy of Romona Keveza Collection

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Founded in 1999, Romona Keveža is known for presenting "feminine, sophisticated, luxurious" gowns at a variety of price points. The designer has four luxury labels: Romona Keveža Collection, Romona Keveža Bride, LEGENDS Romona Keveža, and ROMONA New York. Notably, Keveža is the sole owner and creative director—positions she has held for over 25 years.

Below, the latest collections from Romona Keveža.

Romona Keveža Collection Fall 2024

For Fall 2024, Romona Keveža launched a line of sleek and minimalist wedding dresses. From stretch crepe to silk-satin organza, each frock provides a luxurious look that's perfect for contemporary brides. Plus, delicate details, like off-the-shoulder necklines, pearl buttons, and embroidered belts, shine when displayed across the clean backdrop. Through the use of draped fabrics and billowing skirts, every design plays with movement in a unique and exciting way.

Read on for the full collection.

As it is our absolute commitment that all brides see themselves in our coverage, our editorial team has worked with the brand to confirm that this collection meets the standards outlined in our diversity pledge.

Look 1

Celadon Blue Ball Gown With Draped Bodice and Back Bow — Courtesy of Romona Keveza Collection

The Cut: One-shoulder ball gown

The Material: Silk-satin organza

The Wow Factor: The asymmetrical neckline

Look 2

The Cut: Strapless mermaid gown

The Material: Silk crepe

The Wow Factor: The draped bodice

Look 3

Pearl Fluted Gown With Off-The-Shoulder Band — Courtesy of Romona Keveza Collection

The Cut: Off-the-shoulder A-line dress

The Material: Stretch crepe

The Wow Factor: The oversized bow in the back

Look 4

Pearl A-line Gown With Off-The-Shoulder Band and Long Sleeves — Courtesy of Romona Keveza Collection

The Cut: Long-sleeved, A-line dress with an off-the-shoulder neckline

The Material: Stretch crepe

The Wow Factor: The trail of pearl buttons down the back

Look 5

White Gown With Off-The-Shoulder Detail and Drape — Courtesy of Romona Keveza Collection

The Cut: Off-the-shoulder flute gown

The Material: Stretch crepe and silk charmeuse

The Wow Factor: The sweeping tails

Look 6

Pearl A-line Gown With Off-The-Shoulder Draped Detailing — Courtesy of Romona Keveza Collection

The Cut: Off-the-shoulder A-line dress

The Material: Stretch crepe

The Wow Factor: The criss-cross neckline

Look 7

Pearl Gown With Angular Boat-Neck Bodice and a Fluted Skirt — Courtesy of Romona Keveza Collection

The Cut: Boat-neck A-line dress

The Material: Stretch crepe and tulle

The Wow Factor: The removable overskirt

Look 8

Pearl Fluted Gown With Softly Draped Bodice — Courtesy of Romona Keveza Collection

The Cut: Strapless flute dress

The Material: Silk crepe and silk-satin organza

The Wow Factor: The ruffled neckline and embroidered belt

Look 9

Pearl White Gown With Column Skirt and Draped Bodice — Courtesy of Romona Keveza Collection

The Cut: Off-the-shoulder column gown

The Material: Silk crepe

The Wow Factor: The draped shoulder straps and overskirt

Romona Keveža Collection Spring 2023

Combining timeless elegance with trendy details, Romona Keveža’s Spring 2023 collection appeals to all brides, no matter their style. Whether it’s a regal soirée or an intimate elopement, these designs will complement and strengthen any type of wedding. Not to mention, the latest line offers a range of sizes, from 2 to 32, so every bride can see themselves wearing these gowns. Each ensemble uses sustainable fabric, including the designer’s signature silk crepe fabric. For the finishing touch, statement sleeves and beaded accents bring a show-stopping flair to figure-hugging silhouettes. Read on to see the latest designs from the collection.

In accordance with our diversity pledge, it's our duty to note that at the time of publishing, this brand/designer did not include BIPOC (Black, Indigenous, People of Color) in their Spring 2023 campaign imagery. We have since reached out to this brand/designer to encourage them to include BIPOC imagery in not only this season’s campaign but in future campaigns as well.