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Having made its case as the new neutral for some time now, wearing a pink or blush wedding dress down the aisle isn’t quite as daring or ‘out there’ as it once was.
Feminine and romantic, the warm undertones of blush translate beautifully against a variety of different skin tones. And, as a palette, pink itself is incredibly diverse – from barely-there blush to candyfloss pink, dusky rose to hot magenta, there’s a shade out there to suit everyone.
Can You Wear a Pink Wedding Dress?
Shades of white or ivory may be the traditional go-to for most nearlyweds, but there’s absolutely no reason why you can’t switch it up in a blush wedding dress if that better reflects your personal style.
You’ll be in good company, too; many celebrities have chosen to don non-white wedding dresses on their big day – keep scrolling to see those who opted for pink wedding dresses, below.
But first, to help you in your search for the perfect pink wedding dress, we’ve rounded up the dreamiest blush, light, and bright pink bridal gowns available to shop right now. Happy browsing!
Looking for a blush wedding dress? Here are our favourite prettily pink bridal gowns.
1. Mikado Silk Gown – Allure Bridals
Looking to channel a Regency-era vibe down the aisle? We've found just the dress. Crafted from the prettiest mauve silk mikado, this Bridgerton-esque gown from Allure Bridals has all the elements required to make you feel like an esteemed duchess: the square neckline, the empire waist, the dramatic puffed sleeves and the sweeping A-line skirt.
Sizing: 6-30
Expert take: Pair with shoulder-grazing earrings and a pair of little lace gloves for the perfect finishing touch.
Part of House of Savin’s Dream by Savin collection, this dreamy floral confection is both fashion forward and fairytale. It combines a beautifully detailed bodice and off-the-shoulder sleeves with a featherlight A-line skirt that will move as beautifully down the aisle as it will on the dance floor.
Sizing: Contact stockists for details
Expert take: With delicate button detailing, the back of this dress is equally stunning.
Galvan may market this blush pink dress as a potential bridesmaid gown, but with its ultra-elegant high neckline, we think it’s more than an aisle-worthy contender for those planning a sleek city wedding or registry office celebration. For us, a halter neck is one of the most elegant ways to show some skin, and the bias-cut satin skirt is cut to perfection.
Sizing: 6-16
Expert take: The label suggests that this dress comes up small – so consider sizing up if you’re between sizes.
Ranging from the demure to the daring, US designer Nadia Manjarrez’s timeless gowns never go unnoticed. And though floral appliqué is typically associated with spring and summer weddings, we think this blush wedding dress would work especially well for a winter celebration.
The handmade 3D flowers on this otherwise fuss-free silk faille gown are divine – and it comes with a detachable matching cape.
Sizing: Contact stockists for details
Expert take: If you’re the kind of person who wants to make a style statement in pink but without the frills, beading or over-the-top embroidery, this deeper blush wedding dress is the gown to do it in.
Phillipa Lepley’s dainty, detailed and custom-made designs never fail to be a seamless blend of beautiful and beguiling. The Meadow – with its corset top and full, featherweight skirt – is no different, and was inspired by Phillipa’s favourite wildflowers and the garden she grows at home. Draped over the bodice is a delicate spot tulle that been hand-embroidered with the prettiest of blooms.
Sizing: Contact stockists for details
Expert take: Keep the rest of your style natural – think loose waves or a simple wedding up do – and let the dress do the talking.
For civil ceremony chic in the most perfect shade of pink, this strapless pencil midi dress from bridalwear designer BAÉ would be our pick. The silhouette may be simple, but the oversized bow on the back brings the drama.
Sizing: 6-16
Expert take: The bow is detachable – perfect if you want to throw on a veil or coordinating jacket for your ceremony and change up your look for the after party.
Watters’ lace and tulle creations are the stuff of bridal dreams. While this pretty wedding dress comes in two other shades, including ivory, it’s the pink-tinged Moscato that caught our eye. The dahlia-inspired motifs add a touch of pretty, while the deep-V neckline is a nod to the bridal label’s more daring designs.
Sizing: Contact stockists for details
Expert take: For added drama, pair this with the matching Galatea cape!
Adorned with delicate 3D lace flowers and sparkling detail, this stylish off-the-shoulder gown from Pronovias will suit any frame, elegantly exposing the décolletage, while the sheer sleeves and detailed figure-hugging bodice are a true work of art.
Sizing: 2-34
Expert take: We love the warm tones of this soft pink wedding dress – it gives a nod to fashion-forward colour while remaining every bit the perfect modern princess gown.
Inspired by warm summer evenings in Tuscany (yes please!), this romantic Hermione de Paula blush pink wedding dress features hand-painted bougainvillea on organza, layered over delicate lace with floral embroidery on the hip and along the bodice. Now all you need is the garden wedding to wear it to…
Sizing: 6-18
Expert take: For an effortless boho wedding vibe, the all-over florals call for sleek and minimal accessories – but you could nod to the garden theme with some subtle crystal floral jewellery.
For nearlyweds who want pink with a side of sparkle, this fairytale number from Ines Di Santo features sheer illusion sleeves and a dramatic ballgown skirt embellished with the most incredible crystal floral appliqué.
Sizing: Contact stockists for details
Expert take: This dress can also be produced in white, but we think you’ll agree there’s something extra romantic and undoubtedly elegant about this subtle blush hue.
Looking for a light pink wedding dress? Here are just a few of our favourites.
11. Abigail Dress – Blue Willow at Anne Barge
For a modern yet regal feel, this ultimate sweetheart ballgown from Anne Barge comes with an oversized bow on the back that extends into the train. The floor-sweeping skirt is crafted from cloud-like silk organza for a light and feminine feel.
Sizing: 4-26
Expert take: Opt for the classics when styling this powdery pink confection – a pair of diamond or pearl drop earrings will be perfect.
OK, she’s not all-over rosy, but the blush floral embroidery on this sweeping, strapless Bo Lee wedding dress still has enough pink for a look that is light-hearted, pretty and aspirational. Our favourite detail is the sheer, unlined bodice with its sultry yet sophisticated dramatic sweetheart neckline.
Sizing: 6-28
Expert take: The gorgeous sheer sleeves are detachable – an instant and easy way to switch up your look for the evening.
For a dress that’s sleek, sophisticated and dance floor ready, you can usually count on Danielle Frankel’s sculptural designs. This draped strapless mini is crafted from lightweight silk taffeta, with an elongated waistline and bubble hem that packs the perfect amount of drama for a laidback evening reception look.
Sizing: 4-16
Expert take: The shorter hemline and simple silhouette is perfect for showing off a pair of statement shoes.
Want to go all-out in a feathery frock? With its gorgeous plumes and Swarovski crystal detailing, this vintage piece from UK-based designer Eden Keshia is quite simply made for the dance floor. In fact, Eden wore this special piece down the aisle at her own recent wedding in Vegas – need we say more?
Sizing: Contact designer for details
Expert take: Run, don’t walk as this is a one-off vintage piece that’s been reimagined by Eden to give it a beautiful bridal twist. But this is just one of many exclusive pieces – for more, or to create your own one-of-a-kind bespoke wedding dress with Eden, get in touch.
If you’re a fan of 50s-style tea-length dresses, the gorgeous signature fit-and-flare designs from House of Mooshki will have you twirling with joy. For even more of a retro vibe, the Danielle dress has been reimagined in pink, with a sweetheart bodice, bateau neckline and spot-tulle ballerina length skirt.
Sizing: Contact stockists for details
Expert take: The dress is pictured as sleeveless but can be customised to suit your style if you prefer a little extra coverage on the arms.
Not sure you want to go full-on pink? How about this divine ivory and light pink off-the-shoulder tulle ballgown from IDAN? Adorned with the prettiest 3D beaded floral appliqué, you’ll undoubtedly be the belle of the ball as you swish down the aisle.
Sizing: Contact stockists for details
Expert take: The detachable off-the-shoulder collar means you can have a little extra coverage for your ceremony but switch up your look later for a more party-ready feel.
For a decidedly grown-up take on candy pink, this blush wedding dress from Needle & Thread features the prettiest floor-length cape and layer upon layer of net and tulle for a full and voluminous ankle-grazing skirt. Elegant, yet totally effortless.
Sizing: 4-22
Expert take: Decorated with shimmering silver sequins and intricate floral embroidery, this for the nearlywed who wants to dazzle.
The second in our edit from designer Phillipa Lepley, but we couldn’t let this one pass us by. Crafted from blush pink silk chiffon, with a corset bodice and the prettiest cap sleeves, the Love Swan dress is an understated yet elegant bridal-meets-eveningwear style. The billowing skirt will have your guests in awe as you twirl on the dance floor.
Sizing: Contact stockists for details
Expert take: A belt can change up the look and feel of a wedding dress in an instant. We love the coordinating pink bow belt that this dress has been styled with, but you can choose from a range of different couture styles across the collection.
Be still our beating hearts! For romantic ruffles galore, channel your inner princess in this beautiful strapless lace and tulle ballgown from Ronald Joyce. It combines a pretty sweetheart neckline with an open back and breathtaking 3D floral appliqué. Available in up to size 30, it's ideal for those looking for a plus size wedding dress.
Sizing: 6-30
Expert take: A great corset like this one will mean you can go strap free with confidence. Make sure it feels long enough in body for movement and you’ll be dancing all night long!
Nearlyweds with a confident and unique sense of style head to boho bridal queen Alice Temperley as their first port of call, thanks to her ethereal style, use of luxe textured fabrics and perfectly cut silhouettes. For just a hint of pink, this dress combines hand-guided stitchwork and delicate appliquéd embroidery over illusion and soft structured Italian tulle in a tonal white and rosewater colour-way.
Sizing: Contact stockists for details
Expert take: This looks dreamy with a long veil – but be sure to remove for the after party to show off the deep-v back detail with delicate crepe de chine scallop border.
Lucy Can’t Dance specialises in alternative wedding dresses – in particular the most gorgeous and unusual dip-dyed styles. Comprising a beautifully soft lace overlay with delicate floral detailing and a dramatic plunge back over a slinky slip dress, this dreamy design is perfect for those who want just a pop of vibrant colour.
Sizing: Contact stockists for details
Expert take: This mix and match style is made to measure, and you can choose from a range of coloured slip options, including bespoke shades, to find the perfect one for you.
For a hint of flamenco flair, this ruffled chiffon confection from Mac Duggal comes in an array of colours – including hot pink – but looks extra special when done in this standout coral hue. Complete with ruched empire waist and oversized ruffles, it would look great for a tropical beach wedding.
Sizing: 4-18
Expert take: Pick up on the coral hues in your wedding bouquet and pair softer coral tones with shades of white.
23. Pretty in Pink Silk Satin Two-Piece – Not Another White Dress
Crafted from pale pink satin organza, these bridal separates from Not Another White Dress are Just. So. Cool. The top features the prettiest pearl button fastening at the back, while the voluminous skirt features a detachable train – allowing all the drama for your aisle moment but all the movement for the dance floor.
Sizing: Contact stockists for details
Expert take: Separates make it easier than ever to re-wear your outfit – this top would look so cute with jeans for a dressed down look, and you could even get the skirt shortened for more practical, regular wear.
Embroidered with hummingbirds and printed silk anemones, and with a delicate scattering of sequins, this captivating off-the-peg pink wedding dress from Temperley London has ‘quintessential country cool’ written all over it. A show-stopping choice for an effortlessly sophisticated look.
Sizing: 6-18
Expert take: We adore the sheer butterfly sleeve detail – the intricate embellishment and featherlight tulle are a match made in bridal heaven.
25. Solace London Tiffany Satin-Twill Dress – Net-a-Porter
Ending our edit on a punchy note, this hot pink strapless gown from Solace London is crafted from luxurious satin-twill that’s perfect for your moment in the spotlight.
It may look like a simple silhouette at first glance, but this is all about the hidden details as well as the exquisite cut – the folded neckline, the supportive internal boning, and of course, those waist-cinching side panels to help create an hourglass shape.
Sizing: 4-16
Expert take: Pair with metallic heels and accessories and you’ll feel like a superstar when you step onto the aisle.
“Season after season there are always brides wanting a hint of colour – whether that’s a completely coloured wedding dress or some coloured embroidery on their dress or veil – and blush has always been a firm favourite,” reveals Cara Whyte, owner of Kent wedding dress boutique Story of my Dress.
“If you’re unsure, or want something more subtle, sometimes a blush lining can be incorporated underneath ivory lace.”
What Colour Bridesmaid Dresses go with a Blush Wedding Dress?
You could pick from a whole array of dress colours for your bridesmaids – how about a soft grey or an alternative shade of pink?
“I would choose a soft, sage green,” suggests Cara. “You could even choose ivory for your 'maids, so your blush-coloured dress really stands out in the photos.”
What Colour Shoes Should I Wear with a Blush Wedding Dress?
“Metallic shoes are always a winner and would look beautiful with a blush wedding dress,” says Cara. “A soft gold or a shoe with pearl detail would be really pretty.”
Celebrities Who Wore Pink Wedding Dresses
Take inspiration for your own pink wedding dress by following the lead from these stylish celebrity brides who chose to wear pink wedding dresses - they all chose to wear this unusual shade for their special day! Browse even more celebrities who chose not to wear white wedding dresses here.
Mandy Moore was every bit the blushing bride when she wed singer Taylor Goldsmith in a pink Rodarte gown, which perfectly matched their pastel pink and neutral wedding theme.
2. Audrey Hepburn
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The iconic actress chose a chic pink skirt suit for her wedding to Italian psychiatrist Andrea Dotti, for their January wedding. It was her second marriage, and the outfit was designed by Givenchy.
3. Gwen Stefani
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Gwen Stefani wanted her wedding dress to be 'over the top, but not traditional'. Well, she nailed that memo with a John Galliano silk gown, spray-painted pink at the end.
Kaley Cuoco's first wedding to tennis star Ryan Sweeting saw her rocking a custom Vera Wang gown crafted from petal pink tulle. She even re-wore it in a music video for Aloe Blacc.
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