Our Wedding Guest Dresses

Is there anything more gorgeous than a spring wedding? The weather’s just right – not too hot, not too cold – there are some beautiful flowers in bloom, and, most importantly, you can really have some fun when picking out your outfit.

Dresses that come in light and airy fabrics are always a fab choice for spring ceremonies, as are those in floral prints and pastel colors. I love a skirt that swishes on the dance floor, so I’m also partial to pleats and floaty fits. Of course, I’ll be wanting to hit the open bar in comfort too, so bloat-friendly styles are often favorites of mine.

I’ve picked out a range of midis and maxis that tick all my spring wedding boxes – so, grab a pew and take a look at our wedding guest dresses that are simply too good to only wear once.

The bestselling Short Scoop Neck Sheath Cannes Film Festival Dress. While Miranda Priestly won’t approve of this popular print I’m all for wearing florals at fancy events in spring, especially weddings. Best of all, those ruffles are fab at hiding bloating!

A-Line dresses are usually my go-to choice for all the plans in my calendars, from brunches to swanky parties and everything in-between. Comfy-yet-stylish, I love how this fit flatters my waist while skimming any bumpy bits. Thanks to the lovely floral print and ruffled sleeves, this midi dress is ideal for weddings – simply complete the look with heels and your biggest hat!

If you prefer bright colors and soft Satin, the Liquorish orange and lilac midi dress is your gal. This comfy wrap style comes in a silky material that looks expensive and feels so soft on the skin, and those tie-detail sleeves add a li’l drama. Let the vibrant print do the talking and style with nude heels and accessories.

This floral midi dress would be an ideal choice for beach ceremonies – that vibrant print would look right at home in the Caribbean. The swishy pleats mean you can dance the night away, and you can get away with wearing sandals or flats.

I love the satin finish on this glam midi dress, and the buttons mean you can adjust the neckline as you’d like. While the color and silky fabric may seem intimidating, we’ve styled this midi with minimalist accessories for a put-together look. I’d recommend opting for barely-theres or nude heels.