A few of the black dresses in Vera Wang's bridal collection. Photos: WWD

Sarah Jessica Parker‘s offered a few different reasons for wearing a black dress to her 1997 wedding to Matthew Broderick—to fool the press, because she was embarrassed to be a bride—but the one thing that never changes? That she regrets doing so. She’s repeatedly mentioned that she wishes she’d worn white, and that were she and Broderick to ever renew their vows, she’d, “White it up.” But Vera Wang’s counting on someone to wear black. The designer, whose name is synonymous with ‘bride,’ sent out half a dozen black wedding dresses at her bridal show this weekend. While her colleagues—Oscar de la Renta, Monique Lhuillier, Reem Acra—stuck to white, she offered the opposite.  Whether she drew inspiration from Parker (a bit late) or the upcoming Twilight nuptials, Wang was obviously thinking about the darker side of marriage. The dresses are, of course, gorgeous, but would you actually wear black on your big day?