Pictures of Green Bridesmaid Dresses

Green bridesmaid dresses are popular and pictures are a great way to see what styles are available. If you're torn between green for the main dress color or for an accent color, browsing different photos may help you decide.

A classic green bridesmaid dress, for example, is a lovely contrast to a white wedding gown, particularly if the bride opts to carry a bright bridal bouquet while the bridesmaids carry white flowers.

Green comes in a wide range of shades, and a light pastel or mint green gown is a wonderful option for a formal spring or garden wedding. A darker bodice with subtle patterning adds texture to the gown while still keeping a green theme.

A bold emerald green dress is a rich, attractive color that is suitable for a dramatic dress design such as a crossover bodice and flowing skirt, perfect for wedding party dances.

Different shades of green, from a light lime green to a rich emerald or a deep hunter green, can give a varied wedding palette consistency while still allowing bridesmaids to choose the exact shade of green that works best for their hair, eye, and skin color.

A bright, classic green with a hint of lime in a metallic fabric can be a bold wedding option, but it can also be overwhelming. Choose shorter skirts or subdued accents to be sure this color bridesmaid dress is not too outrageous for the formality and solemnity of the wedding.

A deep sage green or brown-green is a beautiful choice for fall weddings. This somber color can be heavily subdued, however, and brides may want to choose a light accent or light bridesmaid bouquets to offset the darker dress shade.

A classic green bridesmaid dress is lovely if it is a suitable style. A ruched bodice and modest neckline are appropriate for many body styles, or brides may allow their attendants to choose a dress design they prefer, so long as the bridal party members all wear a consistent color.

A green dress can be given hints of blue, magenta, purple, or other colors with a tulle or organza overlay. Such an overlay adds muted tones that will sparkle and shimmer in different lights, and the dress design may mimic a train, soft draping, or other romantic details.

If the shade of green you prefer is too powerful for a plain dress, add a sash, ribbon, or edging in a contrasting shade. Popular accent colors that match well with green include chocolate brown or tan, different shades of pink, sunny yellows, silver, gold, black, and purple.

Deep shades of hunter green or dark hues work best for formal, understated dresses. The color can be altered by heavy beading for an even richer texture perfect for an evening wedding.

Pale greens are perfect for spring weddings, especially when paired with pastel pinks or yellows as seasonal accent shades. Strapless or spaghetti strap dresses are a popular design for spring weddings.

A party dress with different greens is a fun option for a more casual wedding, and bridesmaids will be able to wear the dresses again at other fun occasions. A romantic neckline, snug waistline, and coordinating shoes ensure the dresses have a sweet feminine touch.

A light green or yellow-green shade is a great option for outdoor or garden weddings, particularly in spring or summer. A jagged hemline and subtle floral patterning across the dress make it perfect for an outdoor event, and strappy sandals add a flirty touch to the ensemble.

A deep green with brown undertones is a popular shade for fall bridesmaid dresses. As the weather cools, skirts are typically longer but a more delicate neckline can keep the dress light and feminine.

A bright shade of green can be a distinctive and colorful choice for bridal party dresses, but choose soft, flowing fabrics to ensure the design is not too stiff or overwhelming in this bold color.

A light seafoam green or blue-green is perfect for beach bridesmaid dresses. A softly ruched bodice and gently flowing fabrics are also popular choices for beach dresses, and skirts are generally tea length so they are easy to walk in across the sand.

Any shade of green can be a dramatic choice with the right dress design. A sweetheart neckline is distinctly romantic and feminine, while thick straps make the dress more practical for different body styles.

Brides who choose dresses their bridesmaids can dance in and be comfortable with are very considerate. When choosing dresses, consider not only the color, but also shapes, sizes, skin colors, and design preferences.

For more tips on popular colors and dress styles, check out:

• Green Color Wedding Ideas
• Brown Bridesmaid Dresses
• Burnt Orange Bridesmaid Dresses
• Pictures of Bridesmaid Dresses