Bridesmaids Only Blog

A mix-and-match bridesmaid look can feel personal, polished and genuinely budget-friendly when every dress shares one clear rule: a common colour family, fabric, length or silhouette.

Choose bridesmaid robe colours by starting with your wedding palette, then pick the shade that photographs well in your getting-ready room.

Choose robes if you want a classic, easy-to-wear getting-ready look that suits every size, and choose pyjamas if your bridesmaids prefer more coverage or want something to sleep in afterwards.

The best bridesmaid gifts are ones she will use on the wedding morning and keep afterwards.

A great bridesmaid gift box mixes something to wear on the morning, something to keep and something personal.

A coordinated bridal party does not need four identical dresses or a four-figure bill.

Discontinued bridesmaid dress lines are marked down simply because the colourway or style number is being retired, not because anything is wrong with them.

Bridesmaid dresses at different price points can all look great in photos; the difference shows in fabric weight, lining, seam finishing and how well they hold up.

You don’t need a three-figure budget to get bridesmaid dresses that photograph beautifully and feel comfortable all day.

A smaller dress budget can still make room for a beautiful bridal party. Start with the sale collection and check the sizes each person needs before choosing a colour.