Family photo colors

She might stick out but so might your FMIL. in any way, i think it is fine to just let them wear the colors they want

I would let them decide on their own what they want to wear unless they specifically ask for your advice. Below is a list of what each person in our family photos wore. For some reason WeddingWire won't let me post photos from my computer so I am going to post another response with photos from my phone. It was easier to type this up on my computer.

My sister (maid of honor) and her husband - she wore the dress we picked for the maid of honor and her husband wore khakis and a black short sleeved button up shirt

My brother (bride's man) and his wife (bridesmaid) - they wore the outfits we picked out for our bridal party

My husband's sister (bridesmaid) and her husband - she wore the dress we picked out for the bridesmaids and he wore black pants, a dark purple shirt and silver tie

My husband's younger brother (groomsman) and his wife - he wore the tux we picked out for the groomsmen and she wore a black dress with pink flowers

My husband's older brother, his wife and their children (usher, ringer bearer, and flower girls) - he was the only sibling not in the wedding, but his children were. His children wore the attire we picked for them. His brother and his wife decided to coordinate their outfits with our colors since they knew what are colors were. His brother wore a black suit with a black, red and white striped tie and his brother's wife wore a deep red dress.

My mother-in-law - dark purple wedding

My father-in-law and his fiancee - he wore a black suit with a black and gray striped shirt and she wore a blue dress

My grandmother (on my dad's side) - a black dress

My grandmother and grandfather (on my mom's side) - she wore navy blue dress and he wore a black dress pants, a white shirt, a gray sports coat, and black tie

Thanks! I would definitely not worry about everyone being matchy matchy.

I would ignore it. Both of our moms picking out purple dresses just kind of happened. Probably because purple is both of their favorite colors. I was just happy they liked their dresses and looked beautiful.

I totally get that. My mom ordered dresses multiple times from Amazon and she didn't like most of them. She found one she loved, but she didn't want to wear dark purple like my mother-in-law so she returned it. She ended asking me to go with her to go shopping. The dress she wore she kept on debating if she even liked it until days before our wedding, My mother-in-law asked my husband and I to go shopping with her because she doesn't wear dresses a lot and she wanted our opinion. The dress she picked when she went shopping with us isn't the dress she wore to our wedding. The dress she picked when she went shopping with us she wore to my brother-in-law's wedding six weeks after us. She had originally planned to wear the same dress to both weddings, but her sister felt she needed to have two different dresses so she went shopping with her sister. The dress she wore to our wedding was more formal and since our wedding was the more formal of the two weddings she decided to wear it to our wedding. My grandmother also wanted my opinion on what she wore. She purchased several dresses. She tried them on and had my grandfather take photos of her in the dresses and she would then text them to me. I kept telling her over and over again to pick what she loved. Her and I have very different taste, but I truly wanted her to be happy in the dress. She ended up picking a pretty pick dress, but she lost a bunch of weight and the dress no longer fit her so she ended up getting the navy blue one she wore the wedding. My mom helped her pick it out.

I hope it all works out