‘Frozen’ Wedding Dress: Exclusive First Look at the Elsa-Inspired Gown

— -- Calling all “Frozen” fans! If you’ve ever dreamed of looking like the lovely Elsa on your wedding day, that dream can now become reality.

A wedding dress inspired by Elsa, the memorable character on the Disney blockbuster film, will be part of the 2015 Disney Fairy Tale Weddings Bridal Collection by Alfred Angelo, the design house said in a statement Wednesday.

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Disney is teaming up with Alfred Angelo to offer nine gowns inspired by popular Disney film characters.

This year’s line debuts Wednesday night at the New York Bridal Week, and the dresses will be available for purchase in January at Alfred Angelo stores in the U.S. and specialty retailers around the world.

The line of Disney Fairy Tale Wedding dresses changes every year. This year’s theme focuses on wedding color options beyond white and ivory, and each of the nine dresses offered – including a gown inspired by Snow White and by Tiana from the film “The Princess and the Frog” – will be come in signature colors, as well as in the traditional white or ivory, according to the statement.

The beaded Elsa-inspired dress comes in ice blue as well as ivory. The Tiana-inspired gown has embroidery and crystal beading and is reminiscent of the character’s signature flower, the lily. The dress will be available in the signature color Lily Pond as well as in ivory.

The Snow White-inspired gown features a crystal-beaded waistline, handmade roses and a cathedral train. It will be available in Sweet Scarlet as well as in ivory and white.

The other dresses in the collection will be inspired by Ariel, from the film “The Little Mermaid”; Aurora, from the film “Sleeping Beauty”; Belle, from the film “Beauty and the Beast”; Jasmine, from the film “Aladdin;” Cinderella and Rapunzel.

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