7 trendy colour palettes for your bridesmaids’ dresses

Having a coastal wedding celebration? A wash of sea greens, mint and blues will reflect your theme and venue beautifully. For a glamorous resort wedding, consider beaded or embellished designs. 

For a striking contrast, include dark red blooms in your bridesmaids’ posies. 

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Pastels are the go-to for many brides, so we were pleasantly surprised when real bride Andie Chua opted for a boldly hued palette for her girlfriends.

“I loved how the jewelled hues of my bridesmaids’ dresses contrasted with St. Teresa’s white interior,” says the bride.Get inspired by her beautiful church wedding and elegant reception at the Capella Singapore!

This is a colour combination that will never go out of style, especially if yours is in an elegant and sophisticated setting, like these colonial-style Singapore venues.

Gold accents, like delicate earrings or matching bracelets, would complement this colour combination perfectly. 

This muted hue is a graceful and sophisticated option for your bridal party. To keep it from looking montonous, go for an ombre palette. 

For a more romantic, girlier touch, lean towards greys with a touch of warmth – like blush or almond. 

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We’re going back to basics with blue and pink – but think dusty hues and billowy fabric like layers of plated tulle – for a dreamier and more modern vibe. 

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The contrast of blush and a deeper berry looks both romantic and visually interesting. Add a dash of gold and your bridal party pictures will be looking fabulous! 

Various textures also add visual interest. Opt for designs that don’t scream “bridesmaid” and your girlfriends can wear them after the wedding, too. 

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The perennial favourite for weddings, there’s nothing like a palette of sweet pinks to radiate Springtime romance, and complement your own nature-inspired wedding look. 

For your maid of honour, you can also go with a lighter and matching cream or beige hue. 

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