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The Bridesmaid Dresses We're Loving For 2019

From short and flirty frocks to long and lacey styles, we've scoured the runways, boutiques and high street shops to bring you the ultimate edit of bridesmaid dresses. If you're tying the knot this year, these are the styles to consider.

05 Feb 2019

  • The full length dress

    Needle & Thread is undoubtedly one of our favourite bridesmaids dress labels, and this full length tulle and shimmering sequined dress is perfect proof. Also available in a soft shade of pink, we love this muted shade of pistachio green for an unexpected yet modern bridesmaid look.

    Dream rose gown, £220, Needle & Thread

  • The midi dress

    Sleek, chic and timeless, it's hard to go past a classic navy midi dress for your 'maids and this one from Monsoon, featuring a flattering V-neck and flared skirt, ticks all the boxes.

    Abbey Satin bow midi dress, £130, Monsoon

  • The short dress

    We can picture it now: a beautiful blue sky and sun soaked summer wedding day. You, looking gorgeous in your dream wedding dress, and your bridesmaids looking like little rays of sunshine around you, wearing this short yellow lace dress with a flattering fit and flair shape.

    Calli lace round neck dress, £180, French Connection

  • The 'flatters every figure' dress

    Bringing a modern spin to classic styles, we love Rewritten's bridesmaids dresses for their ability to suit and flatter every figure, plus their super comfortable too. Of their collection, the Mykonos dress (pictured) with its cold shoulder and high waistline would have to be our favourite this season. Available in a range of colours, we love the idea of dressing your bridesmaids in a different shade each.

    Mykonos dress, £150, Rewritten

  • The wrap dress

    A key bridesmaid dress trend for 2019, the wrap dress is a universally flattering and effortless style that's not only comfortable but your squad will most likely want to wear again. For a wrap dress with a girly twist, we love the soft ruffles on this Maids to Measure gown, perfect for a romantic spring or summer wedding.

    Heidi blossom, £150, Maids to Measure

  • The one shoulder dress

    Ideal for an elegant and formal affair, the one shoulder dress is a great option for brides looking for something stylish with a twist. This soft tulle style by Motee Maids is incredibly flattering and available in a range of styles so your besties can wear contrasting shades for added interest.

    Seraphina dress in ivory diamond with tulle skirt, Motee Maids

  • The halterneck dress

    Another popular bridesmaid dress trend, halterneck dresses are having a serious high fashion moment this year. Case in point this gorgeous Jenny Yoo gown in luxe chiffon. The dress also has a unique twist back detail too, so your bridal party will look on point from all angles.

    Halle, USD $285, Jenny Yoo

  • The two piece set

    Stepping away from the classic bridesmaid dress styles, having your bridesmaids wear a skirt and top on the big day is quickly becoming an appealing modern option. Especially if it's as cool as this Les Héroïnes matching two piece set in washed crepe.

    Les Héroïnes Tammie washed-crepe top and J.K asymmetric gathered washed-crepe skirt, Net-a-port

  • The multi-way dress

    A classic option for brides wanting to flatter diverse figures while still keeping everyone matching, the multi-way dress continues to be a popular choice for bridesmaids. For a striking shade ideal for an elegant autumnal wedding, we love this shade of burgundy too.

    Annie multi-way maxi dress, £90, Oasis

  • The slip dress

    For a nod to vintage glamour, Ghost is the go-to brand for silky slip dresses. Available in a range of romantic shades, the satin styles are fully lined and feature v'shaped seeming at the hem for a flattering silhouette.

    Bella dress, £245, Ghost

  • The bardot dress

    Suns out, shoulders out! The off-the-shoulder style is perfect for a slightly boho summer wedding theme. For extra romance and whimsy, we love TH&TH's Bardot 2.0 style featuring a full skirt made from soft tulle and adorned with a detachable gross grain belt.

    Bardot 2.0 dress, £175, TH&TH

  • The boho dress

    If you want to go all-in on the boho theme, then look no further than bohemian goddess label Grace Loves Lace. Not only does the cult Australian label create ethereal wedding dresses, they also have equally dreamy bridesmaid dresses like this matching lace swing skirt and strapless top.

    Bella lace swing skirt £310, and strapless top £310, Grace Loves Lace

  • The velvet dress

    Planning a lavish autumn or winter wedding? Consider swapping the classic satin or lace styles for a more suitably sumptuous fabric like velvet. This velvet slip dress from US label Reformation is available in wine red, mustard (pictured) and emerald green – if that's not a perfect autumn/winter colour scheme, we don't know what is!

    Rimini dress, USD $388, Reformation

  • The pink dress

    Fresh and flattering, a pink bridesmaid dress is a notable classic. For something that is formal but adds a unique element to your bridal party, we love this Hayley Paige occasion gown featuring a floral embroidered bodice.

    Style 5903, Hayley Paige Occassions

  • The blue dress

    If it's not pink, then it's got to be blue. And we think we've found one of the most beautiful blue dresses around. Not quite blue but not quite purple, this ladylike dress features pleats and ruffles in all the right places.

    Celeyst v neck georgette midi dress, £229, Ted Baker

  • The printed dress

    Suitable printed bridesmaid dresses can be hard to find, but once you do, the overall look is absolutely gorgeous. For a soft and flirty print ideal for a spring wedding, Kelsey Rose has completely nailed it.

    Dresses coming soon, Kelsey Rose

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