Looking for sage green bridesmaid dresses with a little something extra? Think shoulder bows, pretty pleats or a floral print instead of a plain color.
These pictures give you plenty to choose from, with a few deeper green looks and separates included for comparison.
You can keep everyone in the same style or mix up the necklines. I especially love the pale green dresses with white bouquets.
Start with your favorite shape, then decide how much ruffle or sparkle you want!
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Green bridesmaid looks worth saving
halter neckline and shoulder bows
We’re starting off strong with these gorgeous pale green dresses. I love the deep halter neckline in the middle, but those little shoulder bows on the right are just as pretty.
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If you want to mix sage green bridesmaid dresses without changing the color, try different necklines like these. Keep the white bouquets as the finishing touch.
off-the-shoulder and floor-length
How pretty is this off-the-shoulder dress? The gathered sweetheart bodice and long, full skirt are such a lovely combination.
Try peach and white flowers with plenty of greenery if you want to follow this bouquet. That little bit of peach looks so good against the green.
a closer look at the gathers
Here’s a closer look at the dress above. I am obsessed with the overlapping gathers across the bodice and the narrow bands sitting below the shoulders.
Save this view if that neckline is the detail you want to show at your dress appointment.
floral halter midi
Don’t want a plain dress and want something a little different? This floral midi is such a pretty option.
The pale flowers run all the way down from the crossed halter neckline.
I’d keep the small white bouquet and beige ankle-strap sandals shown here. There’s already plenty to love in that print.
deep green with coats
These dresses are deep green rather than sage, so this picture is a darker alternative to the main palette. The long skirts are paired with a tan coat, a charcoal coat and a dark wrap with reddish-brown trim.
If you’re planning outerwear for sage dresses, you could borrow the idea of different neutral-colored layers.
thin straps and a side slit
If you love a long dress with a little less volume, this one is for you. Thin straps sit above a gathered crossover bodice, with an overlapping skirt opening into a high slit.
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The silver-colored ankle-strap heels are my favorite finishing detail. Try a similar pair if you want a little shine.
white tops and green skirts
Who says you have to choose an all-green dress? The bridesmaids pair white sleeveless tops with long pale green skirts for a two-color look, while the bride wears a full white dress.
I love the trailing greenery and pale feathery stems in the bouquets. Keep this picture for separates inspiration rather than a full green gown.
square neck and sheer sleeves
This square neckline may just be one of my favorites here. The sheer long sleeves gather at the shoulders, while the skirt draws together at one hip above a high slit.
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Try an updo like the one shown if you want to keep the neckline fully visible.
flutter sleeves and a waist tie
Don’t want to go overboard with ruffles or extra decoration? No problem!
This long green dress has a crossover neckline, wide flutter sleeves and a simple tie at the side.
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I love how the bow hangs beside the otherwise plain skirt. You don’t need to add much to this one.
square neckline and cascading ruffle
The ruffle fans are going to love this! A long ruffle runs down one side of the skirt, starting beside the gathered waist.
The green here leans more olive than the paler looks above. Save it if you’re still deciding between a muted sage and a richer shade.
pleats and patterned tiers
I am obsessed with this tiered midi. The fine pleats and sheer patterned bands are so pretty together, especially with those matching pale green heels.
This back view also shows the narrow straps and simple waistband. It’s a lovely option to save if you don’t want a floor-length skirt.
pale green and pastel bouquets
This is such a pretty way to mix dress styles. There’s a one-shoulder neckline, dropped shoulder detailing and a flutter-sleeve option, all in a similar pale green.
The peach, cream and pink bouquets are my favorite part of the pairing. Try long white bouquet ribbons if you want that same extra detail.
draped shoulder and long sash
How gorgeous is this one-shoulder dress? I love the wide drape across the top and the long sash tied at the waist.
The small gold-colored clutch looks lovely beside the gray-green shade. Pick a similar rounded bag if you want to follow this look.
ruffled neckline and pleated tiers
If you are looking for a dress with lots of little details, then this one is for you. There are fine pleats, a ruffled off-the-shoulder neckline and tiers all the way down the skirt.
I’d keep the jewelry simple with this dress. Those ruffles deserve their moment!
cowl neck and gathered waist
This is actually one of my favorite simple looks on the list. The pale green dress has a softly folded cowl neckline, thin straps and gathers through the waist.
The small peach-colored bouquet is such a sweet touch. Try that instead of a larger arrangement if you like the styling here.
short skirt with a front ruffle
Looking for something shorter? This green dress has a V-neck, wide straps and a flared skirt that ends around the knees.
I love the little cascading ruffle down the front.
The dangling white-bead earrings are pretty too. You could choose a similar pair and leave off a necklace.
matching green with different necklines
I love how these bridesmaids keep the long green skirts and wrapped waist details similar while changing the tops. There are high halters, one-shoulder styles and an off-the-shoulder neckline.
Try this approach if you want a coordinated bridal party without asking everyone to wear the exact same shape.
three shades of gray-green
This is another way to mix your bridal party looks, but the color changes this time. The dresses go from pale gray-green to a much deeper blue-green while keeping similar sweetheart necklines and dropped shoulder bands.
The darker dresses aren’t sage. Save this as a mixed-palette idea if you’re open to more than one shade.
ruffled straps and layered skirt
How cute are those little ruffled straps? The ruffle continues across the neckline, with angled seam details underneath and broad tiers down the skirt.
Unlike the finely pleated dress above, these tiers have a smoother appearance. I’d choose this one if you love ruffles but want to skip the pleats.
one shoulder and silver sparkle
Last but definitely not least, we have this pretty one-shoulder outfit collage. I am in love with the gathered waist and the long ruffle beside the slit.
Try the silver-colored bow heels and sparkling envelope clutch if you want to dress it up. You could choose just the drop earrings rather than wearing every piece of jewelry pictured.
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