Help! i can’t decide bridesmaids robes color

I personally think the blush would look better in photos, and I don't think it matters that they don't exactly match the dresses! They're still coordinating beautifully Have you thought about maybe floral robes that are mainly blush colored but have burgundy accents? They might not be as conducive to the "Bridesmaid" lettering though.

View Quoted Comment I’m not into the flower ones. But thanks for the opinion

I do think the blush one is nicer

I love blush robes but they're done so much, I think the burgundy would be a good way to mix it up! Either one would be beautiful though.

I love the blush I got one from my friend for her wedding it just wasnt silk so it has more pink look to it. I actually wear it all the time because its comfortable and soft so the almost 100 degree weather were having here its perfect for

What if you do a mixture of each. Since you said that it was split evenly the colors. You could do half in blush and the other half in burgundy?

My BM's dresses are also burgundy so I choose a different color for their robes. For some reason I felt like seeing them in burgundy all day and in every photo of them seemed weird to me... so, I would say blush!! Plus it's bright and will brighten your getting ready photos.

I think the darker one will look nicer in photos against whatever you are wearing (I assume white). My BM wore black to get ready in and it looked nice!

My 9 bridesmaids, my mother, my husband's mother and stepmother, and our flower girl.

For my wedding, I had a white robe, my flower girls has pink floral robes, my mom had silver, and my bridesmaids/groomswoman had a red robes. Our colors were red and black with blush and silver as accent colors so I thought those robe choices were perfect. Our wedding colors were fire engine red and black, but I couldn't find robes in that bright of red so they are slightly darker red. I don't see any reason why you can't go with a darker color if that's what you like especially if you want the robes to be the same for as their dresses.

I did burgundy robes for the girls and white for myself but in crepe fabric, as I'm not crazy about satin. And I had their names sewn in the front instead of "bridesmaid". I thought about doing blush robes but I read a lot of reviews saying that they were kinda see-through and decided to play it safe. I did end up really liking the burgundy and white contrast between my robe and theirs.