Bridesmaid dresses

Azazie is a popular one. They will let you try on the dresses and send them back to ensure you ordered the right size. I bought a dress from there for a wedding I was in last month and it was decent quality for the price.

Yes - I have used Azazie a few times and we used them for my wedding. We actually returned the first set of dresses and got new ones yesterday (like 3 weeks later!). So I have had decent luck - but I haven't tried any other set either. Also my return was super easily to do and it actually was refunded in like a week./

We went with Kennedy Blue. If possible, I would suggest doing an in person store to see how the dress fits each girl. Kennedy Blue worked but my sister’s dress needed a lot of alterations to not be immodest. She’s got more curves than the other two girls 😅 For my sister’s wedding, we did David’s Bridal and that worked great.

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Definitely look around in person & online! For my daughter’s wedding (upcoming 9/3/22) we were trying to make a decision of Christmas/New Year before my other daughter went back to college & Covid was raging, therefore difficult to get appts at a bridal salon. I looked at JJ’s but didn’t like a few things like their return policy. With Azazie, they have an at home try on program which costs $10/dress & you can order up to 3 at a time. You have 7 days to then return them. Also, they do have an option for custom sizing. What I really like is that there are lots of reviews so you could see how the dress looks on non-models. My daughter chose a color that has more than 450 dresses, which gave her bridesmaids many options for finding one that flatters them most. Some people have said they think Azazie is expensive but I disagree. Most dresses are around $100. Also, if a dress is a yes with the at home program, you can keep it. Also, standard sizes can be returned within 30 days. You do have to get to know specific things on the site. For instance, I just found out that they are retiring my daughter’s wedding color on June 20th. Which will only be a problem if a bridesmaid doesn’t order her dress in time. So for us, this site has been helpful since we have bridesmaids in multiple states that weren’t all able to come together. Lastly, my daughter chose the color, fabric type & suggested which side she would like the slit, but other than that the bridesmaid selected the style that they liked best!

Avery Austin is another choice. It's more expensive than Azazie, but I think it's better quality. They also let you try on dresses at home.

We're going to utilize Revelry. More expensive than Azazie but personally find to be better quality plus offer the same at home try on

Azazie is lower quality at a low price. Cocomelody has higher quality dresses for a minimal amount more. Revelry is the highest quality of the sample dresses we found and flattering on a variety of body types. All of those have a try on at home program.


Keep in mind that a bridesmaid dress is one time wear for maybe 8 hours maximum before it is tossed. So be mindful of price for that reason. Not everyone can justify a $200-500+ dress that is unable to be worn again. From the research I did, prom/evening dresses are marketed on wedding sites as being lower cost but it was difficult to find any reputable designers that are cheaper than a high end $$$ wedding dress. That defeats the purpose of a budget alternative.

Honestly, make your life easier: David's Bridal.

Birdy Grey are all 99$!! I'm using them

I bought 6 bridesmaid dresses from Duntery last week. And I had a wonderful experience there. They offer more than 70 trendy hues and stylish styles that can meet all wedding vibes. Their dresses are all under ＄100 which can fit my bridal budget. Thanks a lot! What's most surprised me is they offer free custom size service, which saves a lot from the tailor shop.