Bridesmaids
Perfect Mismatched Bridesmaids
There is nothing more inspiring (or flattering) for me than hearing from you, the readers and followers of Chic Vintage Brides. Whether it is a comment on a post, a message through Facebook, a quick hello, a thank-you or to ask for my help, it never fails to make me smile! And it was a reader’s request that inspired today’s post. After reading my New Year’s Snippets, Whispers & Ribbons outlining my aims and aspirations for 2013, which included my promise for more fashion, the lovely Tanya left a request for a bridesmaids post that is so on trend at the moment, and could well be the answer to your prayers!
Mismatched Bridesmaids on Style Me Pretty
Mismatched Bridesmaids on Ruffled
Mismatched Bridesmaids on Wedding Chicks
Tanya’s comment read “… my four maids live in three states, and one may be pregnant! So I am pretty keen on them just getting their own dresses that they actually like! I’m trying to come up with a colour palette for a summer wedding that doesn’t rely on each dress being a very specific colour/shade.” There must be so many brides out there facing a similar dilemma, so this post is for you lovelies! Mismatched bridesmaids dresses are the perfect solution for any bride trying to arrange a wedding with bridesmaids in different states, counties, countries or even continents! So how is it best to do mismatched? There are so many options, all as absolutely gorgeous as each other, it just depends on your wedding – and your bridesmaids style!
Same Style Different Colours
Which looks swell either in the same colour but in different shades…..
Mismatched Bridesmaids from Style Me Pretty
Bridesmaids Dresses from Donna Morgan
Or in different colours from the same palette……
Idlewild Dresses from BHLDN
Hydrangea Dress from ShopRuche in Grey, Burgundy and Blue
When the Night Comes Dresses from Modcloth
When the Night Comes Dresses from Modcloth
Different Colours and Different Styles
I think the key to this look is keeping them complementary, colours and styles are different but complementary…..
Mismatched Bridesmaids in Pastel Shades from Green Wedding Shoes
This look works equally well with pastels and neutrals!
Mismatched Bridesmaids in Neutrals from Green Wedding Shoes
As well as contrasting colours…..
Mismatched Bridesmaids in Contrasting Colours from Wedding Chicks
Contrasting Dresses from ShopRuche – Ivory, Grey and Peach
Contrasting Bridesmaids Dresses from BHLDN
Contrasting Bridesmaids from Ruffled
And who could forget these super glam bridesmaids in their mismatched sequin gowns…..
Mismatched Sequin Bridesmaids from Green Wedding Shoes
Sequin Bridesmaids Dresses from StyleBop – Black, Blush, Silver
Different Styles Same Colour
This look is the way to go if you want mismatched patterns…..
Mismatched Bridesmaids from Ruffled
Mismatched Bridesmaids Dresses from Modcloth – Floral, Polka Dot, Striped
Or mismatched fabrics and textures…..
Mismatched Bridesmaids in Ivory from Ruffled
Ivory Bridesmaids Dresses from Modcloth
Ivory Bridesmaids Dresses from Modcloth
For more traditional and modern bridesmaids dresses, brands such as Dessy, Donna Morgan and Two Birds create styles to suit every bridesmaid in a rainbow of colours!
BLCouture Dresses Photographed by Valo Photography
Bridesmaids Dresses from Donna Morgan
Mismatched Bridesmaids Dresses from Two Birds
Mismatched Bridesmaid Accessories
Or for a look that is cohesive as well as unique, create outfits as individual as your bridesmaids with mismatched accessories…..
Mismatched Bridesmaids Cardigans on Southbound Bride
Mismatched Bridesmaid Shoes on Southbound Bride
How cute would these heels be on Autumn or Winter Bridesmaids?
Cinnamon Scones Heels in Gold and Black from Modcloth
Cinnamon Scones Heel in Stone and Tan from Modcloth
All Dressed Up Vintage Shoes in Plum, Teal and Black from Modcloth
Following on from my earlier posts on the perfect little (and long) black bridesmaids dresses and ivory bridesmaids dresses (still some of CVB’s most popular) what are your thoughts on mismatched bridesmaids dresses? I love that all rules for bridesmaids dresses have been thrown out of the window!
Thankyou for the inspiration Tanya, I hope this post has helped 🙂
Amy
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