When Should Bridesmaid Dresses Be Ordered?

You should order your bridesmaids' dresses at least six months in advance. This allows enough time for coordinating a color palette (whether you choose similar colors or mismatched!), shipment and delivery, and tailoring.

Who Typically Buys Bridesmaid Dresses?

Typically, bridesmaids pay for their own bridesmaid dress. The bride can pay for them if she chooses, but that is up to her!

How Do I Choose Bridesmaid Dresses?

Traditionally, the bride chooses the bridesmaids' dresses. Sometimes, the bridal party has a say in what color or silhouette they want to wear, but it is ultimately up to the bride. Mismatched bridesmaids dresses are a way to distinguish your own personality while still coordinating with the bridal party.

Satin Bridesmaid Dresses

Silk & Satin Bridesmaid Dresses

A little shimmer, lots of gorgeous movement, a touch of Old Hollywood flair…if those words describe your dream wedding look, then consider silk or satin bridesmaid dresses for your party! Long satin bridesmaid dresses are guaranteed to bring glamour to your wedding, and this luxe fabric adds richness to any bridal color palette. Gold or champagne satin bridesmaid dresses take on a new luster when made from silk or satin for the ultimate in luxurious style. For a coordinated look, select a silk satin gown that ties into your bridesmaid dresses. We adore the tonal interest of champagne bridesmaid dresses paired with a white or ivory gown. You might also consider a high contrast look that breaks with tradition by choosing black satin bridesmaid dresses for a winter wedding. If you’re interested in playing with texture, try out a mix of satin and chiffon bridesmaid dresses in a single shade. P.S. Our silk bridesmaid dresses also make gorgeous party dresses! Wear them with sparkly accessories for a black tie affair, or opt for satin as a glam alternative to the traditional prom dress.

Satin Bridesmaid Dresses

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