Colored Wedding dresses: Modest to Bold

Some brides want wedding dresses online shopping for their walk down the church aisle. However, other brides may fantasize about a bolder, less traditional gown. From subtle variations to full-on color, these dresses prove that special day glamour isn’t limited to white! If you adore color, but you’re undecided just how much you really want to commit, try colored petticoats (above) or tulle (below) beneath your white gown. This way your granny won’t sigh as you walk down the church aisle muttering about “kids these days, ” and you’ll get to present your pop of color in all of your reception photos!

 Another option for brides wanting the best of both realms is a Satin Ball Gown Wedding Dress that mimics the latest trend of pale dip-dye for your hair. These subtle infusions of color along the divisions of your dress (below) controls to be both a little rebellious and also sweet. The most popular colored wedding dresses are definitely those in shades of blush and pink. It’s female and flowing, and is especially complementary on brides that are very pale. Use color to elongate your frame by wearing a gown in a soft sand nude (or any color that closely showcases your own skin tone).

This lace blouson gown below is relaxed and elegant–perfect for a boho bride that would prefer not to wear white. For instant glam, wear a gown in a precious metal shade, like this stunning draped sheath below. We love this dress for an evening or Art Deco themed event. Take it up a notch by adding some sparkle to your precious metal gown. Whether in a glistening gold (below, left) or soft office assistant paired with peach (below, right), these dresses guarantee that you’ll command your guests’ attention. Not all colored wedding dresses are necessarily for modern weddings. You can look divine in a lilac gown (below) for your vintage wedding. Or perfectly preppy in Kelly green! Wearing color is a total style statement no matter which shade you choose. A sophisticated silhouette in a deep jewel tone (below, left) is a touch more subtle than this navy and white striped gown, but both are chic in their own unique way!