Not the average bride?
Adding colour into your wedding look has become less and less taboo as new styles and designs are gracing the aisles. Why not incorporate a subtle, or even bold, punch of non-white hues to amp up your wedding style even further and create ultimate goddess vibes on the big day. There are plenty of fabulous options to update your bridal style by using colour directly to your dress or with your accessories.
Whatever your vision may be, get creative and say “I do” to these ideas that offer the perfect way for you to become a bridal fashionista.
Flowers Crowns
Add some ‘wow’ to your hairdo with a bright coloured flower crown or headpiece. Perfect for a spring or summer wedding or a boho vibe. You can go soft and subtle or big and bold!
Anna Lord Studio via Style Me Pretty
Shoes
Who said you have to wear white shoes?! Get creative! Make them your ‘something blue’ or tie in your colour palette. Your shoes are the perfect place to add in your own personality and have a little fun with your bridal style.
The Ganeys via Style Me Pretty
Sash
Add a fresh pop to your white dress with a coloured ribbon or sash. This will really create a unique twist on your overall look.
Yvette Roman Photography Via Junebug Weddings
Florals
3D florals are hot this year and the perfect way to add a touch of blush pink to your gown. This look just screams romance…
Sophie Kaye Photography via Style Me Pretty
Embroidery
If you’re looking for a more alternative gown, straying from traditional white, embroidery is a fabulous way to put your own stamp on your bridal style. Does this bride look cool, or what?!
Dan O’Day via GreenWeddingShoes
Beautiful Blooms
If having colour directly on your wedding gown isn’t your thing, create an eye-catching bouquet for a bright and blooming pop of colour. You can’t go wrong.
Katie Harmsworth via Nouba
Something Blue
Blue dresses are a hit! Create a soft ethereal glow with a blue gown.
Magda Kuczmik via Boho Weddings
Go For Gold
These glittering beaded accents on your wedding dress create a romantic, goddess-like vibe. All eyes will be on you as you float down that aisle.
Enuel Viera via Style Me Pretty
Peek-a-boo
Create a surprise pop up colour underneath the main layers of your dress and create an extra element of glamour and mystery.
Gem Harris via Rock N Roll Bride
Dark Drama
If you’re looking for something a bit more moody, black is an excellent alternative for creating an edgy and dramatic bridal look.
Luna de Mare Photography via Style Me Pretty
Feature Image: Maggie Conley Photography via Style Me Pretty
