Bridesmaids do not come easy. Many brides even hate working with them owing to the fact that they cause some bout of headache to get together. Foregoing them is an option, yet many of your guests will be disappointed because, believe you me, they actually come anxious to see your fashion sense shine through your maids. My Wedding brings you tried bridesmaids’ looks to help you get your ball rolling. Watch and learn.
Although maids are usually dressed to look uniformly. Try letting them stand out as individuals.The maids at Hellen Lukoma’s weddings looked stunning in purple. Each one stood out in there own dress which had a different design at the bossom.
Lilac is a colour you get when purple has a twist to it. This colour is stylish, unique and will make your maids pop. Lilac has many shades but whatever shade you choose, it will definitely suit all of your girls, brown or dark. Sylvia Namutebi’s maids wore Lilac for her first wedding anniversary
This dress, also seen above is safe considering it is made to cover its long slit and therefore appropriate for the older guests at your function. However, when its play time, its killer details can always be unleashed
Try pants. Former NTV Journalist, Florence Naluyimba choose to have her entourage dressed in soft pink jeans with a contrast of green floral chiffon tops.
The sashes near the slit downplay its effect while accentuating the look of these maids in golden dresses. These were the bridesmaids at Nicole Estella and Sula Matovu’s wedding.
Some colours were made to speak elegance and some times, words are lost to describe such beauty. Lucky for us, pictures speak 1000 words. Watch. Photo by Daville photography
Who said pink was a girlie colour? Well, they might have gotten a few things right. Efi Matsiga’s maids looked stunning in their one arm pink dresses matched with silver bracelets and earrings.
A confident bride is not afraid to let her maids stun and that adds all the beauty to the wedding. This bride chose gown-like dresses for her maids and even crowned then with tiaras. The dresses were nudely netted at the arms which gave the maids’ bossoms a firm grounded feel while still creating the illusion of half dresses. Photo by @The_Photographer_ 256 (Instagram)
Its African, its stylish and fresh! Angella Katumba asked her maids to each choose a design of their preference. Some wore leggings while others opted to be in pumps! You bet their wedding hit the radar of most stylish. You might want to try this for your maids too.
From stylish open backs to their golden hair holders, these maids were dressed to stun. The dresses accentuated the back sides of the maids ending in a flourishing sash on the ground. The netted red flare also added to the glamour of the dresses.
The bride seems to admire how well her fashion sense worked out. Photo credit: Dynamic Wedding Photography
Choose strong dark colours for contrast. The dark colour of the maids’ maroon dresses contrasted well with the all white gown of the bride.Consider some colour blocking more so for the muslim maids. A blue on a yellow, a red on a yellow, Read with white. Thank us later.
