Blush Mother of the Bride Dresses

Yes, as long as it reads clearly as a colour rather than as ivory. Ask what the bride is wearing and check the two tones together, since a very pale blush beside an ivory gown can look close in photographs.

It can, but it softens under lamps and camera flash, so it shows best in daylight. For garden ceremonies, vineyard lunches and spring or summer weddings it is a natural fit; for a late reception a deeper tone tends to hold more.

Soft jersey is the mainstay here, which drapes well and stays comfortable across a long day, and there are sleeved shapes for coverage through the arms. The styles come from Trellis Lane and Tania Olsen.

Sizes run from AU 4 to AU 30, though not every style is cut across the whole run. Use the size filter first, then compare necklines and sleeve lengths within the styles actually available in your size.

Several styles in this collection are part of Try Before You Buy. That is worth using with a soft shade like blush, because it changes noticeably against different skin tones and in different light at home.