Mix it up! 8 ways for stylishly mismatched bridesmaids

Real bride Olivia had her bridal party in dreamy pastels for her resort wedding in Bali. While the bridesmaids donned outfits of their choice with different details and styles, similar and matching colours kept the look pulled together.

Image: Female Brides Lookbook 13/ Wedding of Olivia & Mark  Check out her gorgeous rustic blush and gold wedding in Bali. 

Sparkly frocks for a glam wedding theme! Silvery embroidery on light almond dresses look both romantic and sophisticated.

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Instead of having everyone wear the same dress, think different textures, patterns and lengths but in a similar colour palette so it still looks cohesive.

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Mixing florals with solids make for a lovely contrast, and even more so when you throw a deeper hue, like this gorgeous rust colour into the mix. 

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A bridal party in white looks fab in wedding pictures. Have them don simpler or shorter frocks so you’ll still stand out in your gown.

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Into a minimalist chic look? A top-and-pants combo or jumpsuits are super stylish alternatives for your friends too.

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See also: Glitter, Florals & Separates: The Most Stylish Bridesmaids Ever! 

For your something blue: Your bridal party in gorgeous shades of blue. Shimmery details bring more sparkle to your wedding day!

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The thing about bridesmaids dresses – they won’t always be worn after the wedding. With these pretty separates, your bridesmaids can incorporate them into their everyday wardrobe.

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See also: 11 Ultra-Chic Lace Separates To Rock For Your Wedding & After