Something old. Something new. Something borrowed. Something short? More brides are ditching their long, heavy princess gowns in favor of something more economical and comfortable. And here's the best reason — a chance to show off those heels. From affordable options at David's Bridal (where 26 of the 75 gowns launched for spring 2015 are short) to luxury brands such as Oscar de la Renta, brides have more short options than ever. Some are so chic they could actually (no, really) be worn again.
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