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Bridesmaid Dresses

A bridal party has one brief: every maid in the palette, every body flattered. This collection — led by Ladivine and AMORIS — is built for exactly that, with satin leading the fabric story and chiffon behind it, in the colors weddings are actually built around: sage, emerald, dusty rose, burgundy, champagne, navy, lavender and black. Most styles come in under $150, sizes run 2–24 with select styles in 2X–4X, and matching a mixed party is simple — order one color across different silhouettes, or one silhouette across the palette. Every dress ships free nationwide, with in-house alterations by appointment at our Oconomowoc, Wisconsin boutique.

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Choosing bridesmaid colors that photograph well

The strongest walls of this collection are the colors photographers ask for by name: sage and emerald greens, dusty rose and mauve pinks, burgundy, champagne and navy — plus black, which has quietly become the most versatile bridesmaid color there is, wearable long after the wedding. Smoky and light blues cover the soft-blue end of the palette, with lavender, light yellow and sienna rounding out spring and fall weddings. Because most colors here span multiple silhouettes, a mix-and-match party — same color, different necklines — comes together from a single collection instead of a scavenger hunt.

Satin or chiffon — and what it costs

Satin is the backbone of this collection: structured, luminous and forgiving in photos, in cowl-neck slips and A-lines alike. Chiffon answers outdoor and warm-weather weddings with movement and breathability. Neither choice has to strain the budget — most styles here are under $150, with more than two dozen under $100, so dressing a full party doesn’t require anyone to flinch at the group text. If a maid needs a hem or a bodice adjustment, our in-house alterations team handles it by appointment.

Questions shoppers ask us

How much do bridesmaid dresses cost here?

Most styles in this collection are under $150, and more than two dozen come in under $100 — with free shipping on every order, there’s no add-on at checkout either. Prices on the grid are live.

Can my bridesmaids wear different dresses in the same color?

Yes — that’s the modern default. Pick the color first, then let each maid choose the neckline and silhouette that suits her. Because colors like sage, emerald and burgundy run across multiple styles here, the party still reads as one palette in photos.

Do you carry plus size bridesmaid dresses?

Sizes in this collection run 2–24, with select styles stocked in 2X–4X. The size filter on this page shows only what’s actually in stock, so what you see is orderable today.

Should the maid of honor wear something different?

A subtle distinction works best: same color family in a richer shade, a different neckline, or the one satin dress in a chiffon party. Any style on this wall can play either role — it’s the styling, not a separate category.

Is black okay for bridesmaids?

Not just okay — it’s one of the most requested bridesmaid colors right now. Black photographs beautifully, flatters every complexion, and is the dress your maids will genuinely wear again. It’s one of the deepest colors in this collection.