Framing the Scene— Our Favorite Bridesmaids Trends
Clarice's favorite ways to help a bridal party stand out
The first priority when it comes to outfitting a wedding party is, of course, the bride. The bridesmaids' dresses should certainly not be an afterthought, however, as the bridesmaids frame the bride and groom. They play a significant role in establishing the environment of the wedding and must compliment both the bride's gown and the venue. Here are some of our favorite bridesmaids' trends to set a unique atmosphere on your big day!
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Legs for Days
If you want to give your bridesmaids comfort and movement without sacrificing style, a formal jumpsuit is a great option! Designer Morilee offers multiple options for jumpsuits, all with a wide pant leg to maintain a level of formality. These styles are a lifesaver for the bridal party whose girls don't like to wear dresses but want to look the part of bridesmaid!
Visions of Velvet
Choosing velvet as the fabric of your bridesmaids' dresses is a classy way to give your bridal party a season-appropriate outfit. Dress your bridesmaids in green velvet for a holiday wedding or in rich purples for a fall affair! Bridesmaid designer Morilee's velvet material has a subtle sheen to it that catches the light without stealing your spotlight as the bride.
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Wrapped
A true classic, the wrap dress is making a big comeback in bridesmaids' gowns! This style is a fantastic option for bridal parties with lots of different body types, for people who experience a lot of fluctuations in their shape, or people who just want to give their waist some extra emphasis! Designer Bill Levkoff offers multiple wrap dresses-- some elegant, some flirty, and everything in between!
Blinged Out
Though the bride and groom are the stars of the day, decking your bridesmaids out in detail and beading is a sure way to bring an extra bit of class and grandiosity to your event! Our go-to designer for beaded bridesmaids' gowns is Adrianna Papell. These dresses are hand-beaded and offered in rich tones of champagne, burgundy, navy, and many more.