By Louise Baltruschat Hollis
Looking for an edgy and cool wedding day coverup? Introducing fashion-forward bridal leather jackets.
Yep, that’s right leather (or faux leather) jackets have become a staple for stylish brides. And it’s easy to see why. They scream easy-going vibes, with personalisation available too. Not to mention they make the best wedding keepsake ever?!
So without further ado, let’s take a peek at 40 awesome wedding leather jacket ideas and designs, shall we?
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Did you know you can opt for an embroidered jacket? The pros? It’s long-lasting and has a beautiful texture.

Planning a gothic wedding? Go for a cute til death’ slogan with skulls of course!

Pick a jacket in a different colour, such as this pink beauty.

Add personalisation to your collar, cuffs and sleeves too! Not just the back of your jacket. Too cute.

You could of course, simply purchase a leather jacket or wear one you already own, without any embellishment. Chic and classic, this bridal biker jacket looks great!

Using shapes or graphics is a great idea. This triangle design looks brilliant.

How about getting inspired by your favourite quote? Take ideas from your wedding readings, favourite books or films.

Tailor Swift fans will adore this ‘Lover’ jacket. In fact, why not use your fave lyrics on your wedding jacket?

A simple ‘Mrs’ motif will look fantastic and be perfect for your honeymoon too (not to mention your hen do).

Consider what personalisation will be ideal post-wedding. You may not want it to be too wedding-themed for everyday use.

Show off your personality and humour, go bold or go home.

A cream jacket is a little more subtle, especially with a white wedding dress.

Take inspiration from the sky with a celestial wedding jacket. Think stars and moons in gold. Swoon.

Have a bold design with gorgeous blooms decorating your bridal jacket.

Show off your newly married name if you are changing your surname.

For an informal and fun nod to your newly married status, add wifey wording.

For a leather alternative, a black denim wedding jacket is a great option. It’s more likely to be cruelty-free and cheaper. Win-win.

Add wording to leather jackets for you and your bridesmaids. A personalised jacket would make a fab bridesmaid gift too.

Love. It doesn’t get more iconic than that does it now?

Believe it or not, this bridal jacket is made from faux leather. It has a gorgeous wreath design too which is sure to look very stylish indeed.

For a soft and pretty jacket idea, pinks and golds are a match made in heaven.

Pick up a vintage jacket and add your own lettering. Practice your calligraphy skills before using a permanent marker to complete the job. Consider chalk or a stencil to help!

How about recreating your wedding flowers on your jacket?

Pretty purple and green florals can look oh-so gorgeous on the back of a jacket.

Match your jacket with your entire wedding party. Simply tweak your design to stand out.

Here’s a novel idea, a light-up letter jacket. Awesome!


Photo: Kirsty Mackenzie Photography via Bohemian Elopement Leather Jacket: Sammy Leas Retro Emporium
Animal lover? Or perhaps you can’t bring your pet or dog to your wedding? Add them to your jacket design.

How cute are this moon and ‘dreamer’ design combo? Love it!

Adding your initials to your jacket is a subtle way to remember your day. You could also add names and dates to your bridal jacket.

This diamond design is bold yet feminine and works beautifully.

Yep, sequins do work perfectly with leather jackets. So stylish.

Shout it out, you are ‘just married’. Hoorah!

This pale grey jacket is gorgeous with pale letters and bright florals painted on it.

If a painted or embroidered jacket isn’t for you, see if you can find a lacey leather jacket instead. This white jacket looks really chic with the bride’s white wedding dress.

This pretty stitched hoop design looks effortlessly chic.

These two brides had matching white leather jackets which they personalised. Didn’t they look awesome?

Have fun with motifs. Take inspiration from emojis or symbols such as lightning.

The 90s are back baby! Take inspiration from the era with cool illustrations.

This bride bought her jacket already embellished. Check the high street for unusual designs.

Wording meets florals seems to be the most popular design for jackets, and it’s easy to see why.

So there you have it! All the leather bridal jacket ideas you'll ever need to snag your own. Woohoo!
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