The best bridesmaid dresses to shop in the UK

Under £100, Omnes’ navy bridesmaid dress features a flattering maxi hemline, high halter neck and delicate exposed back. We’re already envisioning it at beach weddings with shell jewellery and tousled waves.

Trust us, your bridal party will be your BFFs forever if you pick a bridesmaid dress they can wear again and again post wedding day. And this simple-yet-effective pleated dress from Abercrombie is about as timeless as it gets.

We had to include a couple Reformation dresses in our edit – sorry, not sorry. This Annabelle silk style is a real work of art with its sleeveless design and draped cowl neckline. There’s something about bridesmaids in ivory that is just beyond chic, too.

Ghost has one of the best bridal ranges on the high street – so bridesmaids, if you don’t know, get to know. Just picture all your fave women walking down the aisle in this luxurious satin midi.

Sparkles are always a good idea, in our humble opinion. This one shoulder beaded dress would look amazing shimmering under the sun at summer do’s, but is also perf for winter nuptials – just add a fur shawl.

Don’t want loud prints and bold colours stealing your limelight on the big day? Opt for a timeless ivory gown from Ghost. If Kim K can put her bridesmaids in white, so can we.

Fulfil all your mermaid fantasies in this ombre bridesmaid dress from Mango. To keep things feeling modern, add silver accessories.

For whimsical weddings, check out this uber romantic style from Coast’s new collection. We're in love with the caped sleeves, intricate floral embroidery and the spring-appropriate blue hue.

Mango is not only one of our fave brands for affordable yet luxurious high street wedding dresses, it’s also perf for bridesmaids, too. We love the asymmetric skirt and low-back on this little number.

London-based brand Kitri is the place to go for unique bridesmaids dresses this season. The cross-halter neckline and shirred bodice on this lil’ number is super flattering on both bigger bewbed and flatter chested girlies, fyi.

It doesn’t get much more timeless than Coast’s emerald bridesmaid dress. Crafted from a form-fitting crepe, this baby will flatter your natural curves.

Ro & Zo is the new female-founded clothing line to know – whether, you’re a guest at wedding or part of the bridal party, this sustainable-focussed brand has something for everyone. If you’ve got a red theme for your bridesmaids, check out this daisy print dress. We’re a sucker for a good sweetheart neckline.

The best bridesmaid dresses don’t have to cost the earth. This navy River Island midi is a great option for girlies on a budget ringing in at under £50.

Ever since & Other Stories’ dropped its new Savoir collection we’ve been obsessed with pretty much... everything. Top of our list has to be this tiered organza number. BRB just suggesting a blue bridesmaid dress theme to all our besties.

Crafted from metallic lamé and finished with gorgeous Grecian-inspired pleats, this halterneck gown from Mango is perfect for destination weddings. We’re already picturing how good this baby will look shimmering in the sun.

Trust eco-conscious brand Nobody’s Child to come through with budget-friendly bridesmaids dresses. We think this cowl neck midi is perfect for weddings all year round.

There are some serious deals to be had in the end of season sales RN. Seriously, it pays to be organised when wedding planning, especially when it saves you this many pennies. Reiss’ soft-pink bridesmaid dress is currently over half the price, in both the nude and coral iterations.

Tap into this year’s cute bow trend with Anthropologie’s Atsu bridesmaid dress. This emerald green shade will suit a whole range of skin tones – which will be music to your bridal parties’ ears.