Your bridesmaid dresses should complement, not clash with, your gown. what’s next? Start by taking a close look at your gown’s fabric, feel, and formality, and some of these pairings to help you determine a shopping strategy.
The necklines don’t have to be the same, you know. Here, the bridal gown has a sexy, cut-out neckline, but here there is a one-shoulder bridesmaid style, which would offer the ladies a bit more coverage. The two dresses have the flowy fabric and shape in common, and the bridesmaid dress’s tropical turquoise hue fits the bridal gown’s beach-ready vibe perfectly.
Bridal gown, Nicole Miller; bridesmaid dress, Thread
The only time it would be appropriate for bridesmaids to wear strapless red satin mini dresses: If you’re showing off your figure in a supersexy mermaid gown with a come-hither off-the-shoulder neckline. In this example, the ruching on both garments keeps the look cohesive (and flattering).
Bridal gown, Legends by Romona Keveza; bridesmaid dress, Alfred Angelo
If your bridal gown features a strong detail, look for bridesmaid dresses that have the same element used in a different way. Here, we’re talking about a modern bow treatment—one at gown’s waist, and another version perched on the bridesmaid dress’s shoulder.
Bridal gown, Alfred Angelo; bridesmaid dress, 57Grand
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All dresses looks beautiful, bridesmaid dresses have the various varieties.