Bridesmaid robes: 12 Tips for Choosing the right Look

Now that the bride has finally chosen her own beautiful wedding dress, the time comes to pick the perfect, affordable bridesmaid robes. Oftentimes, the bridesmaids tend to be a diverse crowd, as girls of different figures, height, hair, and complexion all bring together for the wedding ceremony. It is therefore a good idea to choose a different, personalized dress for each girl. If the budget or the uniform style of wedding ceremony does not permit this, however, it’s far better go for a dress that would fit a variety of figures and add accessories accordingly. Presented below are bridesmaid robes that will accommodate and more shapely girls for many tastes and sizes as well as get caught up with the latest trends and styles in the wedding planning fashion world. Knowing that a bride has her hands full, this article attempts to help relieve her troubles and narrow down the selection with several popular trends that have recently handled the bridesmaid robes.

 The one shoulder aniia is a handy compromise for women with almost any figure. Curvy girls would still be able to exhibit their lovely silhouettes while the slender girls won’t have to worry about clothing falling down. The latest trend this year is with flower-inspired elements to manufacture a stunning band. Check out Liz Fields’ one shoulder form-fitting bridesmaid dress and this lighter, flowing look. The lace haven't only made a statement on the a wedding dress but spread to the bridesmaid robes as well. Inspired by the Regal Wedding’s Kate Middleton, lace has made a comeback in a number of robes. This year, the short Retro-inspired bridesmaid robes are specifically popular. Associated by lacey patterns, these robes are perfect for an edgy, contemporary bride and a modern ceremony. Lace can make a dress more delicate and womanly or it can add a spark and a rebellious note to the ceremony. Browse a variety of bridesmaid robes with lace: the strapless look, the more traditional dress, and the cute A line skirt love dress.
 
 The print, though not a traditional guest at a wedding, is a great choice for a summer ceremony. Images are spunky, fun, and easy. A print can add energy and spirit to a wedding in the middle of Come early july or stillness and calmness to a November ceremony. Bridesmaid robes adorned with images usually pair well with lightweight fabrics. For a classy take on print, check out this polka dept of transportation gown. If you’re buying a long, more conservative dress you may be interested in a washed out, watercolor print. And for a fun and flirty bridesmaid dress, see a flower summery dress. Remember that Liz Fields has over 900 color mixtures and a variety of print designs at your fingertips. We might be happy to accommodate any color, print, idea, style, and budget to help transform your dream wedding into reality.