Stay warm and still look like a princess with these winter wedding bridal accessories! 

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Sleeved gowns were all over the runway this year at bridal fashion week. While the collections from 2013 aren’t yet available for purchase, we’ve rounded up some sleeved numbers from top designers you can buy now!

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We’re well-aware that summer is barely over, but this Vermont wedding was too pretty to not call attention too! Anne and Mike exchanged ‘I dos’ in an outdoor winter wedding — they even made their ceremony exit on a horse-drawn sleigh. How romantic is that?

Anne wore a no-fuss gown made of silk organza. The sweetheart neckline with pleating on the bodice, belt and inverted pleats on the skirt added to the airy effect of the dress. To complement her wintry look, the bride wore a birdcage veil and carried a beautiful mix of calla lilies, ranunculus, peonies and green accents of coffee berries and ferns.

It only made sense that Mike wear a purple plaid scarf to stay warm. To match his steely look, he wore a white bloom on his lapel. Want more of Anne and Bill’s wedding? Find the entire day here!

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For the colder months, designer Dana Stein unveiled a bridal accessory line of fur boleros, shawls and wraps. We saw simple cropped looks, along with more elaborate long-sleeved jackets across a variety of styles and textures. In addition to her fur line, Stein also has an extensive collection of jewelry, shoes and handbags, which are sold in her own stores and other specialty shops across the country.

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