Original Ideas for Bridesmaids Dresses for a Fall Wedding
The changing of the leaves to deep greens and bright reds during the fall is an ideal backdrop for a romantic, one of a kind wedding day. Choosing bridesmaid dresses that are out of the ordinary but still complement the fall season can be a challenge, but with a little ingenuity and attention to detail, your bridesmaids will look festive in rich hues and sparkling accents. Does this Spark an idea?
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Accent Colors
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Choose dresses in a light color of your choice and add a bold accent color. Hemlines or sashes in an autumn hue provide a feeling of fall without going overboard. Common colors that represent fall are red, green, chocolate, and orange. You can use those colors, or you can use a jewel toned accent such as ruby or amethyst. For example, a mocha colored dress looks elegant with red or olive as an accent color. Olive colored dresses coordinate well with an eggplant colored accent. For added effect, you can add shoes that match the accent color.
Textures and Patterns
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Choose different textures for your bridesmaid dresses. Lace, satin and chiffon all create a different look. Keep the dresses the same color, or mix them up. Patterns are also an uncommon but cheeky suggestion for bridesmaid dresses. Choose patterns that complement each other. For example, find different dresses that all have a leaf pattern on them to represent fall.
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Different Colors
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Ask each bridesmaid to choose a different color dress, with each one representing fall. They can all wear the same style of dress, or you can let them choose a style in which they feel comfortable. Eggplant, olive, and crimson colors all coordinate with one another. Diversifying the colors, textures and styles of dresses is a way to represent each facet of fall.
Muted Sparkle
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Choose a muted gold or silver dress to represent the season by giving the normally dull colors a little sparkle. Your other decor and the colors of your surroundings will add dimension to the dresses without being too obvious. A muted gold or silver can also be incorporated into the decor, bringing a touch of shimmer among the russet and brown colors of trees and leaves.
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