We all love things differently, don’t we? For those brides who can’t decide the color for your bridesmaids or you might love the idea of mixing it up with mismatched bridesmaid dresses. Mismatching bridesmaid dresses have become very popular in recent times. You can see why, can’t you? Advantages of Mismatching Dresses Different people have different body types which means that they need different types of dresses. When you allow your bridesmaids to wear different dresses, each bridesmaid wears a dress that flatters her body type. Due to this the bridesmaids look their best which makes your wedding marvelous. Now, if you are looking for ideas on how to mix up bridal party dresses and still look great?
Colors
Here you should pick a different dress for each bridesmaid. While the outfits should be different, you should ensure that they are of complimentary colors. You can also go for outfits that have various shades of the same color. For example, you can go with an outfit that is cream and another that is grey. You can also go with pleated outfits that are of the same style, but of different colors.
A blushing palette choice. Whipped Apricot, English Rose & Soft Blush look cute together.
A breath of fresh air. Left to right: Mallory in Eucalyptus, Aeryn in Sea Glass and Kaelyn in Eucalyptus.
Source : Jenny Yoo | Photo : thismodernromance
Patterned Bridesmaid Dresses
Patterned bridesmaid dresses have become more popular in recent years. Allowing each bridesmaid to mix it up and choose her own dress is great, because a large group of women wearing the same pattern can be overwhelming. There will naturally be an eclectic vibe to an assorted collection of patterned dresses, so this option is best for less formal weddings. Consider it for garden weddings, those with a homespun flair, shabby chic weddings and so on. Select a general guideline, such as prints which are predominantly green, or a design idea such as Liberty prints to give the group some sort of unity. Unique bridesmaid jewelry will be the perfect finishing touch.
Styles left to right: whipped apricot, whipped blush painted petals, meadow and soft blush
Source : Jenny Yoo | Photo : thismodernromance
Plain Neutral Dresses
If the rainbow look is too intense for you, you should consider going for the plain neutral look. This is where you choose a specific plain dress such as black and ensure that all the bridesmaids wear the same outfit. To create variation, the ladies should wear mismatched colorful shoes. They should also have multicolored bouquets.
Source : Jenny Yoo | Photo : mcastelgrande
Mix and match bridesmaid dresses is a trend that definitely has staying power. Bridesmaids are less and less willing to dress up like a row of Rockettes, and ultimately they will look their best when allowed to choose a dress that suits their own taste and figure. Perhaps best of all, the mix and match approach frees brides from the age-old dilemma of trying to find a single bridesmaid dress that will look beautiful on a diverse group of women.
