The boat neck wedding gown is undoubtedly probably the most sophisticated, timeless neckline of all of them. Also called the bateau neckline ('bateau' is French for 'boat'), a ship neckline looks instantly elegant on any bridal gown silhouette. It sits high on the chest, having a wide opening to skim your collarbones and also the tops of the shoulders. The boat neckline was very popular throughout the '40s, '50s, and '60s, therefore we especially like it if you're right into a demure, retro-inspired look. Boat necklines in many cases are paired with streamlined satin wedding gowns, tea-length styles, cap sleeves, and ball gown silhouettes.
In this roundup, we're sharing the most popular boat neck wedding gowns from recent bridal runway collections, including chiffon wedding dresses, regal ball gowns, A-line wedding gowns, and more. Keep reading to determine the bateau neckline styles we like (and think you'll too).
A sexy undertaking of the backless dress trend, this chic, minimalist long-sleeve gown includes a keyhole opening around the back. We're big fans of how simple it is—you'll love this boat neck wedding gown if you're into sleek, understated style.
You'll seem like a vision within this tulle wedding gown, which includes a bateau neckline, short sleeves, sequins, a scoop back along with a sheer train. The dress will come in two colors and may be made up to size 28.Blush Cutout Wedding Gown For Brides
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