It’s ba-aaack. Spring wedding season, that is. To make sure you’re perfectly outfitted, consider any one of these 50 gorgeous frocks, whether you’re headed to a backyard shindig or a fancy AF ballroom.
It’s ba-aaack. Spring wedding season, that is. To make sure you’re perfectly outfitted, consider any one of these 50 gorgeous frocks, whether you’re headed to a backyard shindig or a fancy AF ballroom.
Picnic, but make it fashion.
It bears repeating twice: This delightful number is only $25.
Who What Wear for Target ($25)
What better hues are there to celebrate love?
Things we love about this: The crochet detail, the pattern and the shape.
Ashley Stewart ($112)
Oh hey, bombshell.
It’s the color of the season. Why shouldn’t you wear it to a wedding?
Dare we say this would be the comfiest (read: least constricting) wedding-guest dress of all time?
Best paired with metallic accessories.
Reiss ($270)
Groundbreaking? Not really, but between the subtleness of the print and the super-flattering high-neck silhouette, it doesn’t really have to be revolutionary.
Wilfred ($120)
Tied straps, cutout waist, can't lose.
Because this is so simple, you can really jazz it up with accessories or statement shoes.
Ditto here.
Flattering, comfortable and spring—this dress pretty much has it all.
Psst…this cut is ultra-flattering on hourglass shapes.
FYI, the back on this dress is to-die-for.
Club Monaco ($328)
Skin-baring without being too much.
Pretend you’re on a tropical island…even if you’re in, like, downtown Cleveland.
Think of this as a fun, warmer-weather take on your tried-and-true LBD.
Because the dancing lady emoji really is a style icon.
Between the color, the neckline and the scalloped edges, we’re not sure what part of this dress is our favorite.
Everything's coming up roses.
Perfect for dressing the part of Super Guest.
As an added bonus, you could totally dress this down for daytime use, too.
Would we ever have put these colors together? Probably not. Are we now obsessed with the combination? You bet.
In which you look like a statuesque goddess at your spouse's business partner's wedding.
Don’t knock a long-sleeved party dress until you try it.
Introducing the perfect shade of coral.
By Marina Bulatkina ($360)
Backyard wedding, anyone?
Madewell ($110)
If you want to make more of a statement.
Zara ($100)
Comfortable and classically pretty.
Rewearing is encouraged.
Mango ($169)
This blue is the warmest prettiest color.
An excellent choice for dancing.
We’re picturing this on Nantucket…
Twirling encouraged.
Milly ($475)
Just because it’s the bride’s day doesn’t mean you can’t look like a princess, too.
Ooh…shiny.
Swap out the white boots for strappy sandals and you’re good to go.
Can you say ethereal?
Not much to say here other than that this is just a really pretty dress.
Keeping your hair sleek and your makeup minimal will stop you short of ’80s prom territory.
The sleeves keep it casual while the maxi length makes it perfectly dressy.
Breathable as all get-out.
We’re obsessed with this waist-defining color contrast.
Easy, breezy, beautiful.
Doesn’t this just make you want to go to a garden party?
BCBG ($338)
Isn’t this the loveliest?
Keep your accessories minimal to let the sleeves do all the talking.
What’s black, white and slinky all over?
You know, because you're a real lady.