Looking for winter bridesmaid dresses in something other than burgundy? Deep green, dusty blue and champagne give you plenty to choose from.
There are gorgeous wine-colored looks here too, plus a few wraps and layering ideas to pair with your dresses.
You can keep the whole group matching or mix things up with different colors and necklines. Some of these looks leave shoulders bare, so plan extra coverage for cold-weather photos.
Start with your favorite color, then decide how much sparkle you want!
Bridesmaid dresses and layers worth saving
burgundy flutter sleeves
We’re starting off strong with these gorgeous burgundy dresses. I love the little flutter sleeves and the mix of V-shaped and rounded necklines.
Those red and cream bouquets look so pretty beside the dark wine color.
Try keeping the same shade throughout your group while giving everyone a choice of neckline.
off-shoulder emerald
How pretty is this green dress? The folded off-the-shoulder neckline is my favorite part, with long fitted sleeves and a skirt that widens near the floor.
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If you want to follow this look, let the neckline stay bare rather than adding a big necklace.
navy wrap with fluffy trim
Want an extra layer rather than another dress idea? This dark navy wrap is worth a look.
It has wide fluffy borders and sits over a short black dress with a sparkling neckline.
For your bridesmaids, try a similar wrap over a long navy gown if you prefer a full-length look.
berry dress with a knotted neckline
I am obsessed with this berry-colored dress. The wide shoulder detail gathers into a knot at the front, with a lovely shine against the plainer skirt.
The glossy pointed shoes are a pretty finishing touch. Choose a matching wine shade if you want to keep the same head-to-toe color idea.
matching green gowns
If you love a matching bridal party, this one is for you. These green gowns have rounded necklines, flutter sleeves and long skirts with a little flare at the bottom.
The white flowers look so lovely against that deep green.
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champagne with sparkling curves
The sparkle fans are going to love this! Rows of curved silver-colored lines run across these pale champagne dresses, with angled details near the necklines.
I’d keep the cream and peach bouquet colors shown here. There’s already plenty going on with the dresses.
silver-gray midi dresses
Don’t want a floor-length dress? No problem! These silver-gray midis have slim straps, draped necklines and little ties at the waist.
I love the pale strappy shoes with them. Save this combination if you want a simple indoor look without lots of extra decoration.
a mix of jewel colors
Can’t settle on just one color? This group gives you a lovely reason not to.
There’s burgundy, navy, green, teal and even a bright copper-colored dress.
The necklines and lengths vary too. Try giving your bridesmaids a small color palette to choose from rather than one identical dress.
square necklines and deep green
These winter bridesmaid dresses may just be some of my favorites here. I love the square necklines with the long sleeves.
The deep green skirts have high slits, with black heels showing underneath.
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Keep the pale bouquets if you want to follow this dark-dress-and-light-flower pairing.
dusty blue and gathered sleeves
Looking for a lighter color without going all the way to pastels? This dusty blue is so pretty.
The square neckline has little vertical pleats below it, with a wide waistband and long sleeves gathered at the wrists.
The skirt stops above the ankles, so your shoes get their moment too.
blush pink with a crossover front
I love this blush pink dress with its crossover neckline and three-quarter sleeves. The pale shine running down the long skirt is gorgeous all on its own.
You don’t need a patterned dress to get a little extra detail.
wine red with a trailing scarf
If you are looking for a dress with a little drama, then this one is for you. The wine-red gown has a high neckline and a long matching scarf detail hanging down one side.
Try drop earrings rather than a necklace to follow this look. That neckline is worth leaving as it is.
pale blue and white wraps
How gorgeous is this pale blue and white combination? The dresses have long gathered skirts, with fluffy white wraps across the shoulders.
The white flowers with dark centers are my favorite little detail. Ask for touches of gray-green foliage if you want a similar bouquet palette.
a cropped ivory cardigan
This all-ivory outfit reads more bridal than bridesmaid, but the cardigan idea is worth borrowing. I love the round pearly buttons and the little bow in the hair.
For your bridal party, try a cropped cardigan in a color that matches their dresses. Keep ivory for a bride-approved white or cream palette.
shining champagne pleats
I am obsessed with these champagne-colored dresses. The narrow pleats run all the way down the skirts, with strapless necklines alongside a plunging halter style.
This is a pretty way to mix dress shapes without changing the color. I’d keep the jewelry small and let those pleats do their thing.
chocolate brown and wide sleeves
Don’t want burgundy or green? This chocolate-brown gown is another lovely option.
The wide sleeves fall in curved folds beside a deep V-neckline, while the long skirt stays simple.
Try a small gold-colored pendant if you want to add one extra detail.
burgundy halter and black bag
This is another high-neck burgundy look, but it’s a little different from the one above. The dress has a raised halter neckline and a long skirt without the trailing scarf detail.
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I love the small black top-handle bag with it. Keep that idea for carrying your reception essentials.
muted green and long sleeves
This muted green is such a pretty alternative to emerald. The crossover bodice has diagonal folds, with long sleeves gathered into narrow cuffs.
The front slit shows a taupe pointed shoe underneath. Try the same shoe color if you don’t want to introduce another bold shade.
teal with a side tie
If you’re looking for something simple with a gorgeous color, go with this teal dress. I love the loose short sleeves and the narrow tie at the side of the waist.
The large round earrings add a little extra detail without covering up the V-neckline.
taupe dresses and white wraps
Last but definitely not least, we have this pretty mix of taupe and muted mauve dresses. The different necklines look lovely together, with white wraps draped around the arms.
This is a sweet way to bring a mixed dress palette together. Choose matching wraps if you want that same repeated detail across the group.
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