Weddings are a special occasion when you want the bride and all the bridesmaids to really feel like princesses for the day - whether you're looking for a Cinderella blue dress or a dress that will make you look like Julia Roberts from my best friend's wedding, we've got you covered the right one. To help give you bridesmaid dress inspiration, we've rounded up some of our team's favorite wedding characters and selected dresses inspired by them. Let's take a closer look at some bridesmaid or prom dresses from CETIM s that make us think of some of our favorite wedding characters:
JULIA ROBERTS AT MY BEST FRIEND'S WEDDING
How could we write a list of bridesmaid dresses without talking about the stunning purple satin bridesmaid dress worn by Julia Roberts in the classic movie 'My Best Friend's Wedding'. This satin mermaid floor length gown was one of the most talked about dresses of the year when it graced the screen, and Julia Robert looked simply stunning in it. CETIM Du l CIE's dress makes you think of the character's dress - in a shade of lilac, it goes well with the images from the film. The dress is made of beautiful soft satin, just like the one in the movie, and has the same mermaid silhouette. The sleeves flow beautifully from the fitted bodice, flow over the shoulders and from the arms. The fitted nature of the floor-length dress will make your bridesmaids feel s e x y yet supported. Team this dress with lilac, pink and purple florals to make your maids feel like they just stepped off a movie set.
BRAVE
One of the most lively Disney cartoon characters is the Scottish princess Brave. Brave stands out - she's powerful and confident, and don't you want all your bridesmaids to feel that way? Forget the blue dress that Brave wears for most of the movie – instead, we want to focus on her wild, bright red hair that really shows her personality. Burnt orange bridesmaid dresses have been really popular in recent years and the trend is here to stay. The oversized burnt orange satin bridesmaid dress from CETIM is one of their bestsellers, and our favorite that gives us real bold vibes is the CETIM dress. This Burnt Orange dress has a shade that reminds us of Brave's wild hair. Plus, the long sleeves look very similar to the traditional style dress she wears in the movie. The shade looks brilliant in all seasons, but it looks especially amazing in the fall, winter season. The satin material gives the dress a sense of class and elegance as it glides over your bridesmaid's curves, while the slight sweetheart neckline and rushing across the bust is extremely flattering. Split legs allow your bridesmaids to move easily throughout the night and smash it on the dance floor.
PRINCESS TIA NA
One of the more recent Disney princesses is Princess Tia Na, who is known for wearing stunning shades of green that complement her skin tone. Tia Na's dress is inspired by the nature that surrounds her, making it the perfect theme for a spring or summer wedding. One of the main features of Tia Na's dress that we love is the plunging neckline, which almost looks like the petals of a flower. The CETIM dress mimics this neckline in an unusual design. Ruffles that form a plunging neckline are pulled together by a gathered waist, which then transitions into a smooth satin terracotta bridesmaid dress with a side slit. The sage shade is the perfect cool, soft green tone that is extremely popular right now. If you're looking for a slightly brighter shade of green, shades of green and moss are also beautiful options.
THE TAKEAWAY
As we consume hours of movies and TV shows every year, we often see weddings pop up on our screens - each with its own fashion style and color choices. You may want to use these dresses as ideas for your own wedding - you may not find dresses that are truly identical, but you can be inspired by shades, design elements or materials and find a bridesmaid dress that you really love. We hope our list has some suggestions to help you get started on your search for the perfect dress for your close friends and family on your special day.
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