
Mix and match bridesmaids dresses are a fabulous way to put your own stamp on bridesmaid style. Not only that but you can choose something that suits the individual person, whether that's colour, neckline, hemline, sleeves or no sleeves, silk or sequins - the possibilities are endless. Our real bridesmaids below have proven below how mix and match bridesmaids dresses can be personalised in many different shades, textures and styles, but can marry together marvellously. If you're in search of your something different, here's your inspiration - Pinterest boards open, ladies! 1. Emily's bridesmaids turned heads in an effortlessly chic mix of bridesmaid dresses in varying shades of pink, each chosen from a curated selection of designers including Aje, By Watters, and Solace London, perfectly complementing the romantic aesthetic of the day-and honouring their brides favourite colour 2. Why have just one something blue when you can have five? Hayley's mix and match bridesmaids dresses from Reformation came together flawlessly for her beautiful garden ceremony. 3. We love Faye's collision of bright floral prints in an array of colours - it made for the perfect accompaniment for her tropical inspired blooms and sunny Italian setting. 4. A mix of soft pastels in buttery silks from Ghost made for a perfect line up for our bride Louise and her girls. 5. Courtney's bridesmaids complemented the bride in mismatched dresses sourced from V Chapman, Reformation, The Real Real, Anthropologie and Revolve, with the bride simply requesting floor-length floral prints so each look felt personal, stylish, and wearable again beyond the wedding day. 6. These bridesmaids certainly got the memo - make it disco! Sequins, feathers, furs and oodles of personal style made Lauren's mix and match bridesmaids wearing ASOS and Lovers + Friends, stand out from the crowd. 7. A muted pink palette with soft floral prints and ruffle details to tie it all together - Erika's bridal party were a summer sensation in dresses from Revelry, Lulus and Show Me Your Mumu. 8. Bronagh's leading ladies were gorgeous in green bridesmaids gowns. Magically mixing and matching maxis, they wore olive green satin dresses by Rewritten and floral print gowns by Club L, which would also make fabulous wedding guest dresses. 9. There's something so striking about an all-white bridal party, and these mix-and-match styles and are totally effortless. 10. Sarah's pink mismatched bridesmaid dresses are *chef’s kiss*. 11. The perfect terracotta mix and match dresses are from Next, Object and ASOS. We love the palette's rusty hues! 12. Just how pretty are the dusty blue and French grey-blue shades of these blue bridesmaids dresses from BHLDN!? One Fab Day bride Kelly invited her bridesmaids to each choose their own gown from the brand, a system that really paid off! 13. These beautiful ladies, all wore individual mix and match bridesmaids dresses in a range of different yet complementary shades. Inspired by a photograph of a bouquet, the ladies were then asked to choose a dress guided by a colour from the image. Their colour palette consisted of reds, and pinks, mustard and plum and the dresses were purchased individually by choice by each of the ladies. 14. Anna's bridesmaids aced the pastel rainbow dress trend. They all chose their own dresses and wore earrings from Missoma and shoes from PrettyLittleThing. 15. Pastel perfection... We adore how Lexie's bridesmaids mixed and matched their dresses incorporating different materials and prints. 16. Paloma's bridesmaids wore a beautifully curated lineup of mix-and-match dresses in varying silhouettes, textures, and colours, all sourced from Jenny Yoo, a masterclass in how to combine bridesmaid dresses seamlessly. 17. From blush to cerise and floral, Ciara's bridesmaids looked incredible in mismatched pink bridesmaid dresses which they sourced themselves from various brands. 18. While researching wedding inspiration on Pinterest, Charlotte came across a photo of bridesmaids in mismatched pastel dresses, which became the spark for the couple’s dreamy wedding aesthetic. 19. Tara's bridesmaids complemented their day beautifully, wearing mismatched dresses in shades of blush and lilac from ASOS, perfectly echoing the wedding’s playful love-day theme. 20. We adore this fabulous mix and match bridesmaid line up bursting with pastel pink and rich burgundy hues, with a pretty print in the mix - dresses by Jenny Yoo and separates by Watters. 21. Michelle's bridal party style couldn't have been more stunning, from the pastel perfect mix and matched bridesmaid dresses to the most adorable flower girl dress crafted from frothy tulle. 22. The deep colours of these dresses give a real sense of the autumnal rustic vibe. These dress colour combos are truly magical and were sourced from H&M and JJ's House. We love the addition of sparkle, which really catches the light. 23. To pair with One Fab Day bride Julie's backless Grace Loves Lace gown, her bridesmaids wore embroidered & embellished mix and match dresses from Needle & Thread. 24. Niamh's beautiful bridesmaids wore a mix of green and beige dresses in both solid and floral styles from Reformation and Jenny Yoo sourced through Dream Weddings in Coleraine. 25. Sorcha’s bridesmaids became her ‘something blue’ — a sweet and modern take on the wedding tradition. She gave each bridesmaid her colour palette and allowed them to choose their own outfit, wanting everyone to feel comfortable, confident, and most importantly, like themselves. Their looks were sourced from Boss, Coast, and ASOS. 26. Catherine's bridesmaids wore mix and match dresses in the sweetest assortment of soft pastel hues and they carried single-shade bouquets. 27. Perfectly pretty in pink, Jen's bridesmaids wowed in an array of mis-matched baby pink bridesmaid dresses. 28. Gorgeous in gold! Emma's bridesmaids were shimmering in golden glamour in dresses from ASOS and Forever Unique. 29. These stunning mix and match bridesmaid dresses were designed by our real bride Kerrie at Folkster! We just love the champagne and green mix. 30. Bride Orla wanted a colour pop disco extravaganza for her forest wedding and we think this bright colour blocked line up of summer shades fills that brief perfectly! 31. Bride Fiona's leading ladies aced mix and matched looks choosing their own dresses as long as it was a shade of blue and whatever they were most comfortable in - charity shopping and buying secondhand was encouraged. 32. With bride Valeria in red inspired by Rachel McAdams’ character in the movie About Time, the scarlet shade was the jumping off point for the wedding day aesthetic, bright and oh-so fun. 33. Sparkles and embroidery for summer - we love bride Sarah's pastel choices. 34. Jasmynn's bridesmaids wore chiffon, floral embroidered and print blue gowns from Bec + Bridge, Baltic Born, Azazie, and Coast while her bridesman wore complementary blue chinos. 35. We absolutely love Claire's bridesmaids' dresses from Reformation as they mix and matched in joyous shades of green and yellow with a pop of vivid floral prints. Neck scarf bridesmaid dresses are making the chicest comeback and her leading ladies showed how to rock the trend 36. Robyn's bridesmaids and bridesman were fabulous in floral prints wearing styles from Reformation, Birdy Grey, Zapaka, Yumi Kim, ASTR the Label, and Twisted Tailor. 37. The colours of autumn inspired Julia's absolutely fabulous mix and match bridesmaids dresses. They chose satin gowns from Six Stories in shades of sage, champagne and rust. 38. Stylish bride Eibhlín's gorgeous powder blue bridesmaid dresses were sourced from Self-Portrait. 39. A beautiful 'something blue' line up of florals and block colours for bride Mary Kathryn. 40. What an utterly gorgeous mismatched blue floral bridesmaids lineup! Check out our dedicated Bridesmaid Style section, get more tips on how to be the best bridesmaid ever or how to do mix and match groomswear. You can also watch our Virtual Wedding series on how to choose your wedding party style below!Mix and Match Bridesmaids Dresses
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