Long Bridesmaid Dresses Green Pink & More: 7 Under $100 You’ll Love 🎉💖
Finding long bridesmaid dresses green pink blue and more that check every box is no easy task- especially when you have to find one in just the right color to coordinate with the bridal party, and especially when you’re trying not to spend a fortune (chances are, you’ll also have to consider expenses for the bridal shower party, gifts, and more).
Even after the color of your long bridesmaid dress is chosen, there are still plenty of options to decide on- from fabric, necklines, shape, and more. Whether you’re a bride picking out the dress for your party, or a bridesmaid who’s been tasked with finding the perfect pick in a chosen hue (or palette), you’re going to want to choose a dress that’s comfortable and flattering. After all, nothing’s worse than trying to make it through an event in an outfit you hate- and nothing’s better than sashaying through a reception in a dress that makes you feel amazing.
This post is all about long bridesmaid dresses green pink blue and more.
Here’s our list of 9 top picks on Amazon right now for under 100.
Best Long Bridesmaid Dresses
Dusty Rose Bridesmaid Dresses
Dusty rose bridesmaid dresses are popular and feminine. This hue (and similar tones) may be called pale pink, blush, and mauve.
Bolsenye GoWn with Pockets
Reviewers love this gown’s off-the-shoulder cut, and the fact that it has pockets! The corset back adds a unique touch and some note that the added support allowed them to go braless. It does come in many other colors (including emerald green and taupe). Some reviewers said that while the seller had excellent customer service, the dress took a while to arrive.
"I rarely write reviews but I am here to say BUY THIS DRESS! I have never felt more elegant and beautiful!"
Ever-Pretty Ruffle GOWN WITH SHORT SLEEVES
For those looking for pink bridesmaid dresses long with short sleeves, this A-line chiffon dress is a pretty and flattering selection. The cut-out back is eye-catching, and the airy sleeves are fun and romantic. Reviewers note that the dress feels high-quality; some mention that it runs long (so order ahead of time for alterations).
"This is a gorgeous dress! It’s more like a gown very well made looks and feels like an expensive gown."
Slate Blue Formal Gowns
Slate blue bridesmaid dresses are elegant and stylish, with a medium to dark hue of blue featuring tones of gray. Other names for the color may include azure, powder blue, and sapphire.
Clothfun Halter light blue bridesmaid dresses long
Reviewers love this halter bridesmaid gown! The corset back is super pretty and not too low, while the careful pleating created an elegant and flattering silhouette. Reviewers noted that the seller was helpful and communicative and also that the built-in bust provides coverage and support.
"It was comfortable and the length fit perfect with a set of heels (I am 5’4). Amazing dress for the price!"
Raseal Long Sleeve BRIDESMAID DRESSES Green blue & more
Effortlessly elegant and chic, this satin bridesmaid dress is perfect for a fall or winter wedding. The tie back allows you to tighten the fit for a look that’s comfortable yet “snatched”. The front slit helps the dress from looking too plain, and the supple pleats are glamorous and beyond flattering.
"The quality of this dress is amazing. I knew it would be beautiful but it really is gorgeous. It fits perfectly."
Black Long Bridesmaid Dresses
Timeless and elegant, black gowns are a favorite of brides and bridesmaids. Think of an elevated, more formal “little black dress”. Black bridesmaid dresses are also great because chances are, you’ll be able to wear them again for another event (may not be the case for some of the more out-there bridal party palette (not that there’s anything wrong with a lime green-focused palette, ahem).
Woosea Sleeveless V-Neck Gown
Simple and stylish, this classic pick is one of those “can’t go wrong” dresses. The wrap waist and A-line cut provide a sleek and feminine shape, and the V-front is perfect for adding a bit of personal style with some subtle jewelry (or keeping it minimal with none). Reviewers love the soft, stretchy fabric and how flattering it is.
"This dress is incredibly flattering! I am 5 feet and around 115 lbs.; while lengthy, with a pair of heels, this dress worked perfectly without needing hem or any other alterations. Out of the package, there were no wrinkles, and the material is a decent thickness that the straps and zipper feel substantial. The slit is mid-thigh, just enough to feel chic without being overly seductive. I received many compliments! If you’re considering this dress, I don’t think you’ll regret it!"
Vnaix One Shoulder Gown
Fun and elegant, this asymmetrical gown has a classic A-line shape and moderate-to-full coverage back. Reviewers love the flattering fit, quality fabric, and (helllo) pockets!
"It was gorgeous for my sister in laws wedding. Super comfortable and easy to dance in! "
How to Pick Bridesmaid Dresses
Ultimately, you’ll want to choose bridesmaid gowns that fit the overall style of the celebration (for example, you probably wouldn’t choose a super-funky bohemian party dress for a conservative church wedding) and are comfortable and flattering. It’s important to remember that these dresses will be worn throughout the ceremony and reception- they shouldn’t be too restrictive or stiff.
If you’re a bride picking out dresses for your bridal party, make sure you think about how they’ll feel about (and in) the gowns you choose. You might have a certain idea of how you want your wedding party to look– maybe you’ve got an image of “just the right dress” in mind. Of course, you should have the wedding of your dreams– with the style that you want. But you’ll want your bridesmaids to feel great, too. If you’re considering requesting that they wear a specific dress, you may want to make sure you get their input beforehand.
If you don’t, you might end up with some pretty unhappy bridemaids.
“I was ecstatic for my best friend’s wedding, especially when she invited me to be one of her bridesmaids,” says Anna, a former bridesmaid in Seattle. “But when she emailed a link to the bridesmaid dresses she had picked out, my heart sank. It was strapless, super tight-fitting… basically my worst nightmare version of a dress. Plus, it was around $400. I was literally in shock.”
Which brings us to the next question…
Is the bride responsible for buying bridesmaid dresses?
This one is up for debate, and there’s no cut-and-dry rule. But in the US, currently, it’s more common for the bride not to pay for the bridesmaid gowns of their wedding party. Usually, the bridesmaid is on the hook for buying her own dress and shoes– plus any accessories for the big day. From Reddit research and speaking to some bridesmaids to be, it seems that in the UK and Australia, it’s more common for the bride to pay.
Of course, if you are asking that your bridesmaids pay for their own outfits, the price is something you should keep in mind. There are many affordable bridesmaid dresses available. Depending on the financial capabilities of those in your bridal party, you might want to avoid pricey gowns. Keep in mind, too, that people aren’t always open about financial struggles, even with their friends and family.
The More Flexible Option: Bridesmaids Picking Their Own Dresses
Today, more brides are choosing a more modern approach to shopping for bridal party gowns: letting the bridesmaids (and maid and matron of honor) choose their own dresses.
Often, a bride will tell her bridesmaid the color and length of the dress she should get. A popular way to go about this is to include a note in the bridesmaid or maid of honor invitation.
Unless you have a very specific vision for your bridal party’s dresses, this solution is a win-win for everyone – you can still choose the perfect color palette for the event, but your bridesmaids can choose a dress they’ll feel happy and confident in- and how much they’re going to spend on it.
