Mismatched bridesmaid dresses are on trend right now, so it's no surprise that many brides are opting to jump on the bandwagon when looking for the best bridesmaid dresses for their big day. Luckily, there's a wide range to choose from, and we here at Closer did what we do best, which is to find the best affordable mismatched bridesmaid dresses that won't exceed the wedding budget.
If you haven't heard of mismatched bridesmaid dresses and you're wondering what we mean by that, then let us explain. Though some brides may prefer their leading ladies to wear exact matching colours and styles of dresses, it's now becoming commonplace for brides to dress their bridesmaids in different style dresses, but in the exact same colour.
So, for instance, you may decide you want your bridesmaids to wear dusty blue bridesmaid dresses, but one dress may be off the shoulder, another strappy, and another featuring a cowl neck, just like Sophie Habboo did for her big Spanish wedding last May.
We scoured the web to find the best mismatched bridesmaid dresses under £150 to shop right now, including ones from ASOS and Coast. Shop below.
SHOP: The best mismatched bridesmaid dresses to shop right now
Sage green mismatched bridesmaid dresses
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Sage green is an ideal colour for a bridesmaid dress, it's subtle but also gorgeous and works perfectly at a boho-themed wedding ceremony. This Satin Bardot by ASOS is a great option for any bridesmaid.
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Pair this tie-back ASOS bridesmaid dress with the bardot maxi dress, and you've got a great lineup of sage green bridesmaid dresses already. This one is sultry and will flatter any figure.
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A cowl neck is a gorgeous feature to any dress and looks beautiful on anyone, so when you combine that with a halter neckline, you have a real winner. This ASOS Design halter cowl maxi will turn heads, boosting any bridesmaid's confidence.
Blush pink mismatched bridesmaid dresses
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A blush pink bridesmaid theme is the perfect colour for any bride ensemble, and we absolutely adore this edition from Coast that highlights the décolletage, complete with fun shoulder frills.
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This one shoulder blush maxi from Coast is a perfect bridesmaid dress that looks and feels expensive. It's perfect if you're looking for a dress to mix and match with the above V-neck maxi from the same brand.
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A fishtail maxi dress is a crowd-pleaser when it comes to a nuptial ceremony, they look extremely chic while also embracing a certain frivolousness. Pair blush pink bridesmaid dresses with white strappy, barely there heels for the perfect wedding day bridesmaid outfit.
Dusty blue mismatched bridesmaid dresses
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Say hello to a classic cowl neck on this Six Stories dusty blue bridesmaid dress. This colour has been having a moment right now, so we'd argue you're bang on trend if you're looking for a bridesmaid dress for your spring or summer wedding.
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Switch up the first bridesmaid dress by pairing it with this cowl-back bridesmaid dress. Featuring a low-scooped cowl neck back, your bridesmaid will feel sultry yet sophisticated in this Six Stories number.
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A one shoulder dress is perfect for a bridesmaid that is looking for an added layer of charm to an otherwise gorgeous maxi dress. Six Stories understood the assignment when it came to creating a dusty blue bridesmaid collection, perfect for a summer wedding.
Is it ok for bridesmaids to wear different dresses?
There is no right or wrong way to dress your bridesmaids for your wedding. It's your choice, so you choose what colour, cut and neckline you desire. Mismatched bridesmaid dresses are perfect for a boho or non-traditional nuptial ceremony and add a touch of experimentation to an otherwise well-planned out day.
Can you mix satin and chiffon bridesmaid dresses?
When it comes to bridesmaid dresses, you may think mixing and matching fabric is out of the question - but that isn't exactly a solid rule that you need to follow. Mixing fabric is a great way to add variety to your wedding day and might appeal more to your bridesmaids if it means they won't just blend in with each other, even if they're all wearing the same colour blush pink bridesmaid dress.
Emma Richardson is a Beauty & Fashion Product Writer for Closer. She covers shopping, lifestyle, celebs and anything trending.