50 Perfect Dresses to Get You Through Wedding Season

Picnic, but make it fashion.

J.Crew ($180)

It bears repeating twice: This delightful number is only $25.

Who What Wear for Target ($25)

What better hues are there to celebrate love?

Aidan Mattox ($199)

Things we love about this: The crochet detail, the pattern and the shape.

Ashley Stewart ($112)

Oh hey, bombshell.

Black Halo ($281)

It’s the color of the season. Why shouldn’t you wear it to a wedding?

Whistles ($359)

Dare we say this would be the comfiest (read: least constricting) wedding-guest dress of all time?

Mara Hoffman ($250)

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.

Rebecca Taylor ($450)

Because this is so simple, you can really jazz it up with accessories or statement shoes.

Hatch ($280)

Ditto here.

Wolford ($160)

Flattering, comfortable and spring—this dress pretty much has it all.

City Chic ($80)

Psst…this cut is ultra-flattering on hourglass shapes.

Adelyn Rae ($177)

FYI, the back on this dress is to-die-for.

Club Monaco ($328)

Skin-baring without being too much.

Intropia ($312)

Pretend you’re on a tropical island…even if you’re in, like, downtown Cleveland.

Cooper St. ($170)

Think of this as a fun, warmer-weather take on your tried-and-true LBD.

Michael Michael Kors ($155)

Because the dancing lady emoji really is a style icon.

Eliza J ($195)

Between the color, the neckline and the scalloped edges, we’re not sure what part of this dress is our favorite.

Ted Baker London ($279)

Everything's coming up roses.

Love, Fire ($58)

Perfect for dressing the part of Super Guest.

Vince Camuto ($148)

As an added bonus, you could totally dress this down for daytime use, too.

Diane von Furstenberg ($468)

Would we ever have put these colors together? Probably not. Are we now obsessed with the combination? You bet.

Elliatt ($182)

In which you look like a statuesque goddess at your spouse's business partner's wedding.

Mac Duggal ($338)

Don’t knock a long-sleeved party dress until you try it.

& Other Stories ($145)

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.

H&M ($99)

Rewearing is encouraged.

Mango ($169)

This blue is the warmest prettiest color.

C/MEO Collective ($285)

An excellent choice for dancing.

Aidan by Aidan Mattox ($190)

We’re picturing this on Nantucket…

Vince Camuto ($149)

Twirling encouraged.

Milly ($475)

Just because it’s the bride’s day doesn’t mean you can’t look like a princess, too.

Needle & Thread ($653)

Ooh…shiny.

Eloquii ($140)

Swap out the white boots for strappy sandals and you’re good to go.

Ganni ($250)

Can you say ethereal?

Glamorous ($168)

Not much to say here other than that this is just a really pretty dress.

J.O.A. ($92)

Keeping your hair sleek and your makeup minimal will stop you short of ’80s prom territory.

C/MEO Collective ($180)

The sleeves keep it casual while the maxi length makes it perfectly dressy.

Express ($56)

Breathable as all get-out.

BCBGMAXAZRIA ($178)

We’re obsessed with this waist-defining color contrast.

Eloquii ($130)

Easy, breezy, beautiful.

Bardot ($109)

Doesn’t this just make you want to go to a garden party?

BCBG ($338)

Isn’t this the loveliest?

Michael Michael Kors ($175)

Keep your accessories minimal to let the sleeves do all the talking.

Clover and Sloane ($98)

What’s black, white and slinky all over?

Dress the Population ($232)

You know, because you're a real lady.

ML Monique Lhuillier ($695)