More for the Maidens

These are just a few more vendors and ideas I found for bridesmaids dresses. All of these came from Etsy, a great place to find vintage and handmade anything.


Also, after actually looking at some of the dresses and limiting it to one general color, I've decided to leave fabric choice to my ladies. I saw some very nice looking cotton and linen dresses that would be just as cool as light chiffon or lace. My only request is no satin or taffeta because those materials get very hot and uncomfortable, and are also shiny and might glare in pictures. I also am really loving the light blushy pinks as much as the champagne, so please give me a heads up if pink is preferred. The two together may even be nice. Especially for my sweet junior bridesmaid, Hanna, I'm thinking that pink would perfectly match her youthfulness.

So, these dresses by River of Romansk are, I think, incredibly beautiful and she has several styles that are equally as breathtaking. Best part? Most of them are under $50! I swear, I could easily copy every picture on her site! lol. The only possible dilemma is that I am not entirely sure how customizable the colors are. The great thing about Etsy is that you can actually contact all of the designers and creators, but, like I said...this pale dusty pink is also lovely. And if this is the right dress but it isn't available in champagne, I'd be willing to let is slide;P

This pleated dress by Ananya on Etsy for $60 can be customized with any color and exact measurements. She has other nice styles to choose from which are also very affordable.

These two by Lirola on Etsy can also be customized in other colors, but like most of the more wedding party-geared dresses, are a bit more costly.



 I might also note that as far as shoes go, I wouldn't buy heels because they will sink into the dirt out in the orchard. Wedges or flats are probably better.