Wedding Dresses and Bridal Fashion

Your bridesmaid dresses color is usually the color for your wedding. You’ll use touches to accent your decorations and help carry a unifying theme through your entire wedding and reception. So, your bridesmaid dresses should complement the style of your gown. They don’t need to be identical though. If your gown is an A-Line, you’re not restricted to A-Line bridesmaid dresses. However, if your dress is a fairy-tale ball gown, you won’t want your bridesmaid dresses to be modern or high fashion. You want an overall theme and aesthetic flow. For example, if you’ve decided you want purple, you might use purple bridesmaid dresses, dark purple and light purple flowers, purple ink on your invitations, purple bows on the chairs. As you begin to choose the color, think about your wedding and reception site. If your church has dark red carpet, those pretty peach dresses might clash. If your reception site is full of dark wood and burgundy carpet, then your burgundy bridesmaids and accents might all blend in.

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