Choosing bridesmaid dresses’ colors online can sometimes feel like a giant guessing game. Does that color really look that bright in person? How much does this color differ from the other one? What will this bridesmaid dress look like in the evening versus during the day? And which colors go best together?
It can be hard to figure out the answers to these questions when you are looking at one picture of a model on your computer. That’s why in this blog post we put some of our most popular Azazie bridesmaid dress colors next to one another, so you can more easily see the difference.
Keep in mind that screen resolutions can change the way colors appear, so we still recommend orderingswatches so you can see the color in person, but we hope this post will help narrow down your choices.
Burgundy vs Cabernet
Burgundy and cabernet are both deep red tones.They can each successfully create an enchanting and romantic atmosphere for your wedding. However, there are some important differences between the two that you should consider. Note that the burgundy bridesmaid dress has a brighter and redder tone, while the cabernet bridesmaid dress provides a richer and darker color with a touch of purple. Azazie customers often choose one or the other, but they can also look beautiful together.
Photo: True Photography |Burgundy Bridesmaid Dresses
Photo: OneNine Images | Cabernet Bridesmaid Dresses
Dress Style: Burgundy, Azazie Ginger
Dress Style: Cabernet, Azazie Evalleen
Lilac vs Lavender
Lilac and lavender often look very similar at first glance, but their subtle differences can make a big impact on the overall feel of your wedding day. Both colors are light purples that bring out a flowery and delicate femininity. Lilac bridesmaid dresses fashion a slightly warmer tone allowing it to go along nicely with multiple shades of pink, and is perfect for a spring or summer wedding. Lavender bridesmaid dresses, in contrast, have a cooler tone that allows them to fit into a blue color palette and would be better during the colder months in winter and fall.
Lavender prom dresses, with their cooler tone, seamlessly blend into a blue color palette and are ideal for the colder months in winter and fall. Lavender bridesmaid dresses, similarly, complement a blue color palette and are better suited for the cooler months of winter and fall.
Photo: Amanda Rahe Photography | Lilac Bridesmaid Dresses
Photo: Michelle Lea Photographie | Lavender Bridesmaid Dresses
Dress Styles: Lavender, Azazie Bondi
Dress Styles: Lilac, Azazie Kimber
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Sky Blue vs Mist
It can be very easy to mistake sky blue for mist when looking at a photograph, but the colors are far from the same. Sky blue is more pigmented, and is overall a bluer color. Mist is lighter and has underlying gray tones that mute the blue’s brightness. While sky blue bridesmaid dresses are lovely with a variety of pure-toned colors, mist bridesmaid dresses go beautifully with dusty colors and work as a nice neutral for a range of color palettes.
Photo: Kaitlin Bailey Photography, Sky Blue Bridesmaid Dresses | Photo: Brandi Sisson Photography, Mist Bridesmaid Dresses
Dress Style: Sky Blue, Azazie Cora
Dress Style: Mist, Azazie Liann
Dusty Rose vs Vintage Mauve vs Dusk
Photo: @twokphoto | Dusk, Dusty Rose, Vintage Mauve, Bride, Dusk, Vintage Mauve, Dusty Rose
Dusty rose, vintage mauve, and dusk are all within the same color families, allowing them to go very well with one another. Azazie customers love mixing and matching these colors to create all sorts of color spectrum. Dusty rose bridesmaid dresses can be used as a gentle neutral, or as a rich addition. Vintage mauve bridesmaid dresses are very similar, but encompass a slightly darker and warm purple undertone. A vintage dress in mauve will give you a very retro and glamorous look for the wedding. Dusk bridesmaid dresses are close to gray bridesmaid dresses but maintain a soft purple undertone that can cool down a warm color palette or warm up a cooler color palette. Put all three together to create a warm evening sky look.
Dress Styles: Dusty Rose, Azazie Deandra
Dress Styles: Vintage Mauve, Azazie Deandra Dress Styles: Dusk, Azazie Deandra
Pearl Pink vs. Blushing Pink
Pearl pink bridesmaid dresses and blushing pink bridesmaid dresses appear nearly identical on the screen, but in person they are very different. While blushing pink is a light, summery, baby pink; pearl pink takes on a warmer tone and looks closer to a light peach. Both shades combine easily with other Azazie colors, but do not always work well together. Azazie customers often find themselves choosing one or the other to finish off their color palette.
Photo: @thelightandthelove | Pearl Pink Bridesmaid Dresses
Photo: Limelight Photography | Blushing Pink Bridesmaid Dresses
Dress Style: PearlPink, Azazie Julianna Dress Style: Blushing Pink, Azazie Julianna
Peaco*ck vs Ink Blue
Photo: @nikkinakataphotography | Caribbean, Spa, Jade, Peaco*ck, Ink Blue
Peaco*ck and ink blue are in the blue-green family and compliment one another beautifully. Peaco*ck bridesmaid dress is greener than ink blue bridesmaid dress, but still maintains a strong blue tinge. Ink blue airs on the side of a dark blue but has an unmistakable green tone. These colors are rich and will bring a vibrant hue to your wedding day.
Dress Style: Peaco*ck,Azazie Molly Dress Style: Ink Blue,Azazie Molly
Having distinguished between these pairs of closely related hues, you should now have a clearer grasp of your individual preferences. It’s time to confidently select your perfect bridesmaid dresses and elevate your big day! Make the optimal choice with Azazie.
If you have further questions about colors, please contact our Customer Service team.
