Bridesmaids Dresses
Bridesmaid dresses » Stylish for the ceremony
Whether long or short, lace or silk, in pastel or berry colours - there are no limits to your bridesmaid outfit these days. Depending on the type, location or theme of the wedding, you can bring out the best in your festive look. The following still applies: white and too sexy is taboo as a guest at a wedding. To make your decision easier when buying a dress as a bridesmaid, we have put together the most beautiful outfit ideas for you here. Discover the distinctive dresses from the Munich designer label Ana Alcazar - Made in Europe!
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The bridesmaid - at the bride's side
Contrary to what many people think, the bridesmaid tradition does not come from the USA - keyword bridesmaids - but is an age-old custom that was already celebrated in the Middle Ages. However, being a bridesmaid no longer has anything to do with "scaring away evil spirits" back then. Instead, their most important duties include carrying the train and keeping the bridal bouquet during the ceremony. Incidentally, the male counterpart to the bridesmaid is the groomsman or usher. You should always coordinate your bridesmaid outfit with the bride. Flowing, elegant maxi dresses or knee-length empire dresses in pastel colours are tried and tested. If there are several bridesmaids, you should consciously take this as an opportunity to coordinate: choose the same dress or a dress from the same line/collection with different cuts. Let yourself be inspired now - Ana Alcazar - Made in Europe.
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