Rasario Wedding Dresses: The Bridal Line Explained
Rasario Wedding Dresses: The Bridal Line Explained
Rasario is known for corseted evening dresses, but it has made wedding dresses for years, and the bridal line follows the same rules: a sculpted bodice, a clean line, and fabric chosen for how it holds shape. Coveti now carries 12 Rasario wedding dresses, from $2,870 to $9,290, with a median of $3,635. This guide explains the bridal line, compares the dresses, and sets out what to plan for, because every one of them is made to order.
Key facts
- Rasario wedding dresses at Coveti: 12, priced $2,870 to $9,290 (median $3,635).
- All are made to order by the Rasario atelier in Moscow, in FR34 to FR46 (UK4 to UK16).
- Silhouettes: column, corset sheath, A-line and short; strapless and sculpted necklines dominate.
- Fabrics: stretch crepe (99% polyester, 1% elastane), a silk, acetate and polyester blend, and a silk, cotton and nylon lace on the Lana.
- The founder: Rasida Lakoba, who started the label in 2012 and draws on the women of her native Abkhazia.
What a Rasario wedding dress looks like
The bridal dresses are evening dresses translated into white. The corset bodice is still there, and so is the long, narrow line through the hip. What is missing is the tulle volume of a traditional gown: most of these dresses are columns and sheaths, with the shape in the cut. That makes them a natural fit for a civil ceremony, a city wedding and a second wedding, and they look as considered at a small dinner as in a church.
“The extraordinary beauty of Abkhazian women serves as the primary reference point and inspiration for our fashion designs,” the house writes of its founder’s childhood in Abkhazia.
The dresses
1. Mari Wedding Dress in White, $7,450
A column with sculpted volume at the neckline that falls into panels. The most dramatic dress in the line.
2. Sasha Wedding Dress in White, $6,710
A strapless column with a long panel falling from the back, a train you can lift.
3. Lana Wedding Dress in White, $9,290
Silk, cotton and nylon lace: the one lace dress here and the most expensive.
4. Mia Wedding Dress in White, $4,510
A short dress with voluminous sleeves off the shoulder. For a civil ceremony and the evening after.
5. Sonya Wedding Dress in White, $3,500
A strapless sweetheart corset in stretch crepe, close through the hip.
6. Leah Wedding Dress in White, $3,500
A strapless column with sculpted petals at the neckline.
7. Tiffany Wedding Dress in White, $3,320
Straps and a corset bodice in a silk blend; a quiet, narrow dress.
8. Alicia Wedding Dress in White, $2,870
An A-line skirt with a straight neckline and thin straps, the most traditional shape here.
9. Theresa Wedding Dress in White, $2,870
A halter column with a long front slit, in stretch crepe.
10. Jasmine Wedding Dress in White, $2,870
A strapless column cut very simply. With the cape below it is a complete look.
11. Daniela Wedding Dress in White, $4,510
A column with a sheer corset panel at the waist and a long slit.
12. Antoinette Wedding Dress in White, $3,770
A short corset dress with puff sleeves off the shoulder.
13. Diana Wedding Top in White, $3,500
The Diana wedding top: a sculpted strapless top to wear with a bridal skirt.
How to choose between them
| If you want | Look at |
|---|---|
| A church ceremony with a train | Sasha, Mari |
| A city hall wedding | Mia, Antoinette |
| Lace | Lana |
| A plain column to style with a cape | Jasmine, Theresa |
| A fuller skirt | Alicia |
| Separates | Diana top with a white satin maxi skirt |
Plan for made to order
Every Rasario wedding dress at Coveti is made to order, so count back from the date: allow for the atelier to make the dress, for delivery, and for at least one fitting with your own tailor. Order with your measurements against the brand chart (FR36 is a UK6, with an 84cm chest, 64cm waist and 92cm hips), and choose by the largest measurement, since a column dress is easier to take in than let out. Our Rasario size guide has the full chart. Contact Coveti before ordering if your date is close.
What to wear with it
The plainer columns take a cover-up for the ceremony: see bridal capes and boleros for the Rasario floral capes and boleros, which come from the same atelier. Rasario’s long velvet gloves in white suit the strapless styles for an evening wedding; how to wear opera gloves explains the length.
Frequently asked questions
Does Rasario make wedding dresses?
Yes. Rasario has a bridal line alongside its evening wear, and Coveti carries 12 of its wedding dresses.
How much is a Rasario wedding dress?
At Coveti on 13 October 2026, from $2,870 to $9,290, with a median of $3,635.
Are Rasario wedding dresses made to order?
Yes. Every Rasario wedding dress at Coveti is made to order by the house atelier in Moscow, so plan the timing back from your date.
What sizes do Rasario wedding dresses come in?
FR34 to FR46, which Rasario maps to UK4 to UK16.
Are Rasario wedding dresses good for a civil ceremony?
Yes. Most are columns and short dresses rather than ball gowns, which suits a city hall, a registry office and a small dinner.
Who founded Rasario?
Rasida Lakoba, in 2012. The house draws on the women of Abkhazia, where she grew up.
More: civil ceremony wedding dresses, who is Rasario, who wears Rasario, and all designer wedding dresses at Coveti.
Sources and method
Checked on 13 October 2026 by Gemma Deeks, fashion editor at Coveti. Garment facts are the brand’s own product-page text; prices are Coveti’s live catalogue on that date and move with stock. Rasario sells much of its range to order, so every product page at Coveti says which sizes are ready to ship and which are made to order. Where a claim could not be checked against the sources below it was left out, and where the fitting room is giving its own advice the page says so.
- therasario.com, The Brand: founding in 2012 by Rasida Lakoba, the Abkhazian roots, the bustier constructions and the InStyle line
- therasario.com, Stocklists: where else the label is sold
- therasario.com, Boutique in Abu Dhabi: the Galleria, Al Maryah Island address and hours
- Rasario product pages, read on 13 October 2026: editor’s notes, composition, care, the model’s size, skirt lengths, the FR size chart and which sizes ship now against pre-order
- HELLO!, April 2024, and WWD: Lauren Sanchez in a red Rasario gown at the White House state dinner of 11 April 2024
- Forbes, Felicity Carter, 7 March 2022: the label’s tenth anniversary, its signature of a corset with frills and bows, and a client list that includes Jennifer Lopez and Lily Collins
- Red Carpet Fashion Awards, February 2019: Katy Perry in Rasario at Mark Ronson’s Club Heartbreak Grammy party
- therasario.com, Bridal collections
- Coveti live catalogue, 13 October 2026: names, prices and which sizes ship now
More Rasario guides
- Who is Rasario?
- How to style a Rasario corset dress
- Brands like Rasario
- The Rasario Spring Summer 2026 edit
- Rasario size guide: FR to UK
- Who wears Rasario?
- How much does a Rasario dress cost?
- Rasario vs Zuhair Murad
- Rasario Fall Winter 2026
- Rasario velvet dresses
- Bridal capes and boleros
- Satin corset tops for evening
- Satin maxi skirts for evening
- Civil ceremony wedding dresses
- Black tie dress code for women
- Velvet jackets for evening
- Rasario party dresses for Christmas and New Year
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