Whether you’re planning a month long celebration or intend on hosting a more intimate affair, one of the joys of getting married is being surrounded by your loved ones, and in particular the ladies that have seen you through it all. Be it your sisters from another mister, cousins you grew up alongside, university roomie you’ve been joined at the hip with ever since or your soon to be sister-in-law, having a gaggle of gorgeous ladies to hype you up, calm you down and lift your dress up whilst you wee is part of the celebration so many of us wouldn’t be without!

Finding a dress to suit the needs of all the women in your bridal party– now that’s something that doesn’t feel quite so joyful. From tulle to silk, floral to lace, the options are endless when it comes to scouring the web. Luckily for you, we’ve done the hard work for you if you’re currently panic scrolling the web in search of ‘the one’, narrowing down 24 dresses from high-street giants ASOS to investment-worthy Reformation to inspire a dress choice you never fall out of love with. 

Bridal trends in 2022 include sage green everything, romantic silhouettes, linen and cottagecore floral prints- a whimsical dream! Of course wedding styling is the one thing you want to remain most timeless of all, but nodding to these moments will help your day feel modern and of ultimate ‘It Girl’ status. 

Under £80

Under £200

Over £200

Which dress is your favourite?

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Love isn’t cancelled! After a year of uncertainty and heartbreakingly postponed big days, weddings are slowly but surely filling our calendars again and we couldn’t be happier to celebrate with our nearest and dearest this year. Besides wearing white and anything likely to upstage the bride (big no-no), dressing for a wedding is one of the best excuses out there to bag yourself a new outfit and go all out in contrasting your well loved loungewear- RIP joggers, you won’t be missed. 

Whilst it may feel that there are endless choices in the wedding attire department, dress codes and sticking to the well worn tracks of pastels, florals, silk and tailoring mean you can’t stray far wrong in dressing appropriately for the big day in question. If you have multiple celebrations to attend this summer, consider renting a ‘fit that you otherwise might not be able to justify purchasing outright (FYI you can check out our previous post for the details) or opt for a two piece suit that you can mix and match in the future. Attending a wedding might leave you feeling pressured to buy something shiny and new for the occasion, but if the Klarna emails are piling up then consider opting for a cotton dress that can be worn more easily day to day layered with a t-shirt, or a classic slip dress design that will be in style for decades to come. 

Which outfit are you saying I do to this season?

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