Considered by many to be the OG of designer bridal, Wang has outfitted many a celebrity wedding. With an appointment at the Madison Avenue salon, you can shop the Vera Wang Collection, which starts at $2,900, and the Luxe Collection, which starts at $6,900 (and allows for more customization options).

At the Madison Avenue location or the Soho boutique on Broome Street, you’ll find Liliana Casabal’s airy, atypical bridal collection, which is priced between $1,000 and $5,000.

If budget isn’t a concern (gowns start at $5,000 and go up to $14,000), make an appointment at this Madison Avenue salon to shop the designer’s collection, ranging from bias-cut slips to appliqué ballgowns.

Boasting that it can beat any price you find online by 5 percent, this is the occasion-wear store to hit with the whole bridal party for good deals all around. With a more informal Garment District showroom-feel than a salon experience (no appointments necessary, just a sign-in system), brides frequently hit RK when they’ve tried on a gown somewhere else and want to purchase it for less. Prices start around $1,000 and go up to about $5,500.

Prepare to browse a roster of high-end designers, from Oscar de la Renta to Marchesa to Jenny Packham, at the department store’s bridal salon, where gowns start around $5,000. Also on hand? A one-stop-shop offering of accessories and makeup consultations, personalized stationery, and the John Barrett salon.

This label can be found at any number of bridal salons around the city, but for the most comprehensive collection, as well as exclusive one-of-a-kind styles, head to the Manhattan flagship, where an on-site tailoring team ensures a perfect fit. Gowns retail from $4,000 to $13,000, with the majority falling in the $4,500 to $7,000 range.

Priding itself on an intimate boutique experience, L’Fay’s east side store houses ornate gowns from roughly 20 designers, with opening price points between $2,000 and $5,000.

This upscale salon boasts selections from Carolina Herrera, Jenny Packham, Naeem Khan, and more. Prices start at $5,000 and go up to $20,000, with an average price point of $7,000 to $10,000.

Aiming to reduce the stress that comes with a bigger, more overwhelming salon, this intimate store offers custom and exclusive options priced from $3,600 to $4,000, as well as lower-priced labels ($1,000 to $3,400) like Lillian West and Eddy K.

Dramatic silhouettes and unique, red carpet-ready designs (think floral ball gowns) fill the Rockefeller Plaza salon of this celebrity favorite designer. Her Legends collection ranges from $4,000 to $6,000, while Romona Keveza Signature goes for $6,000 and up.

Browse European and American designers at this salon, launched by bridal industry veteran Sarah Jassir, or create your own custom gown, available in 12 weeks. Alterations and accessories are also available on site, and price tags range from $1,700 to $10,000.

Everything from boudoir-inspired dresses and architectural gowns can be found at the South Carolina native’s flagship store, where unique, handmade bridal-wear runs from $2,000 to $9,000.

Australian designer Callie Tein creates an original collection every season, but the hallmark of this salon is customization. With options to choose your own color accents, trimmings, skirt shapes, and strap selections, along with the ability to mix and match styles, you’ll leave with a gown that truly represents your personal style. Prices average from $2,000 to $5,000.

South African-born Angelo Lambrou creates mostly custom gowns and works only in 100 percent silk. He encourages brides to visit his Garment District showroom sans guests the first time to ensure they are trusting their own instincts when trying things on. His intricately draped gowns fall between $3,000 and $6,000, depending on the level of detail.

Just a few blocks from Penn Station (convenient for out-of-town visitors), BHLDN offers vintage-inspired, romantic dresses ranging from just over $200 to $3,000, with most priced under $1,500. There’s also an extensive selection of jewelry, headpieces, and accessories for one-stop shopping at both this location and the one uptown, which is nestled inside the Upper East Side Anthropologie.

Launched on Long Island, this family-owned chain’s Fifth Avenue salon offers gowns from well-known bridal players, including Ines Di Santo and Jim Hjelm. Prices at the Manhattan location range from $4,000 to over $25,000.

Make an appointment at designer Katharine Polk’s West Chelsea boutique to shop a variety of fashion-forward pieces, including gowns that range in price from $2,000 to $15,000; separates begin under $500.

Glamour Closet receives showroom, floor, and runway samples, as well as excess inventory regularly from designers and salons across the country, offering them at 25% to 75% off retail prices. If you want sample sale prices (anywhere from $700 to $5,000) with a salon experience, this is the spot for you, provided you are standard sample size (around a bridal size 8 to 10).

In addition to being the go-to chain for everything bridal, the budget wedding masters at David’s Bridal have locations in Brooklyn, Queens, and Manhattan. Shop its impressive selection of gowns under $2,000, which includes designer collaborations with Vera Wang, Zac Posen, Jenny Packham, and more, as well as gowns available in plus-size and petite.

This shop stocks well-known labels like Hayley Paige, Christos, and Pronovias that range from $3,000 to $12,000. Dresses typically take 14 to 18 weeks from order to delivery, but The Wedding Atelier will work with you if time is not on your side, even turning out custom wedding dresses in 10 weeks or less.

If you’re looking for a feel-good experience, The Bridal Garden offers a selection of designer gowns (everyone from Claire Pettibone to Marchesa) at up to 75% off retail, all in the name of philanthropy. This not-for-profit sells donated gowns from designers, retailers, and individuals, with proceeds going toward the education of disadvantaged children. Prices start around $795 and can go up to around $4,000.

With an impressive rotating selection of one-off samples (direct from designers) at up to 75% off, this is the destination to shop if you are ready to purchase on the spot. The Sample Room allows two guests in one-hour appointments and carries samples from sizes 4 through 14. They have gowns starting at $500 to over $10,000, but the average price in the showroom is $1,500 to $2,500.

A vintage shop curated by its namesake owner who also designs her own bridal collection, Shareen Vintage carries a combination of ultra-romantic authentic vintage wedding dresses, vintage reworked, and vintage-inspired gowns. Prices typically hit between $1,200 and $2,400.

Brazilian-born Jussara Lee evolved her luxury design business to focus on hand-tailored, locally produced, custom-made clothes in order to shift her practices to be environmentally conscious. She makes suits as well as understated gowns that are priced between $2,000 to $5,000.

The self-billed "anti-bridezilla showroom" carries original collections of boho, un-princessy gowns (priced from under $1,000 to $6,750) as well as veils, crowns, and jewelry.

Miller’s bridal selection is clean and decidedly un-poufy with a relaxed, low-key vibe, and a large percentage of the collection falls under the $2,000 mark.

Sexy, floaty maxi dresses are the hallmark of the sustainable label’s bridal selection, available at its Lower East Side store. Custom gowns aren’t an option and the look is pretty specific, but with triple-digit price tags (under $600), you’ll likely have funds left over to accessorize as ornately as you see fit.

With a history dating back to 1950 (including changing hands a few times), Adrienne’s Lower East Side shop is believed to be in business longer than any bridal salon in the US. It carries a range of outside vendors in addition to the custom offerings it’s known for. Gowns start at $1,295 and go up to $4,500, with an average price tag between $1,600 and $2,000.

As the Pinterest-worthy decor denotes, the gown selection at the Tribeca boutique is indie, romantic, and unfussy. Designers like Rue De Seine sit alongside bigger name brands like Watters, and accessories like vintage-inspired headpieces and jewelry are also on hand to complete your look.

Designer Selia Yang originally launched her shop as an eveningwear destination, but clients began clamoring for her to design their wedding gowns, too. Now, Yang offers modern and intricate bridal at her Fidi boutique that starts at $2,500.

Sathya Balakumar and Heather Green, the duo behind this bridal brand, produce all of their gowns in Brooklyn, with a special attention to detail and a speciality in modern, sleek, sophisticated gowns. Separates begin at $800, short dresses start at $1,900, and gowns (and jumpsuits) start at $2,900.

Grown from an Etsy shop into a full-fledged flagship boutique in Gowanus, designer Rebecca Shoneveld carries her eponymous collection (that’s handmade in the back studio) as well as a selection of independent designers. Pricing starts at $1,600 for a full gown and go up to $5,000.

The Brooklyn location of this family-owned business carries gowns typically in the $1,000 to $2,500 range from brands like Enzoani and Maggie Sottero. Walk-ins are welcome, but appointments are given priority.