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11/20/2018 0 Comments

3 Things to Keep in Mind When Choosing Bridesmaid Dresses

You've asked the main people in your life to stand by your side, now what do they wear!? Recently, a lot of our brides have been asking where to find the best bridal party attire and how to choose!? 

So, we've rounded up our current favorite dresses and where to find them. We also have three easy steps to help point you in the right direction in choosing what your bridal wears on your big day. 

Think through the following three questions and then start your search. 

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Style of your wedding

​Have you decided on an overall theme or style for your wedding? Are you going for a glam, boho, traditional, rustic, modern or vintage look and feel? Once you choose the general direction for your design, it will be easier to pick the look of what dresses your bridesmaids wear. 

What time of year are you holding your wedding? Is it indoor or outdoor? For example, if you have an outdoor fall wedding and you know it will be on the chillier side choose a long sleeve or maxi dress. Is it in the dead of the summer heat? Choose a lightweight, knee length and sleeveless dress.  

Color Palette 

Once you've decided on your wedding style, you'll need to pick a wedding color palette. This can be as easy as picking your favorite colors or choosing a palette that matches the time of year you are getting hitched. 

If your wedding is in the spring, you could choose a light pastel palette of blush, cream and green. Having a fall wedding? Yellows, browns and burgundy pair well with the turning leaves at your venue.

We recommend starting a Pinterest board of all the wedding ideas you love. After a week or two of perusing ideas and saving your favorites do you see a trend or pattern? Are there a lot of the same colors and styles? 

Body Type 

​Think about your girl squads body type. We are betting they each come in there own beautiful, unique shape and size. Try to pick a dress that would be flattering and comfortable for your gal pals. 

One easy way to make sure your besties feel their best is to let them pick out their own dress as long as it's in line with your style and color palette. We've had brides tell their girls to pick a grey maxi dress, and each girl gets to choose a dress that flatters her body. Letting them choose their own dress also allows them to watch that price tag. Let's face it our bank accounts tend to take a bit of a hit when we are a bridesmaid, but we do it because we love our bride and couldn't imagine not being by her side! 

Our Picks

We have all the feels when it comes to these dresses, and we know they'd be beautiful on just about any wedding party. ​

Dusty Blue - BHLDN 
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Logan Velvet - BHLDN 
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Ginger Convertible Dress - BHLDN
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Mariah Wrap Dress - Show Me Your MuMu
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Godshaw Goddess Gown - Show Me Your MuMu 
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Navy Blue Maxi - LuLu's
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Heavenly Hues Maxi - LuLu's 
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TFNC Pleated Midi - ASOS 
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Midi Dress with Lace Sleeves - ASOS
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We'd love to hear from you! What are your plans to dress your bridal party? 

Until next time loves! 

xoxo, 
​Tin & Twine 
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    Shannon McAlister | Educator, wifey and conscious mama who is practicing mindful living + appreciating the everyday magic!

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