The Prettiest Pink Bridesmaids' Dresses for Spring

By Elizabeth Swanson

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Dress your bridal party in this in-season color.

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When it comes to classic bridesmaids' dress colors, pink will always reign supreme. Flattering on just about every complexion, neutral yet still interesting, and widely available from a variety of different designers in an array of different price points, there are plenty of good reasons to dress your attendants in rosy-hued dresses. Plus, they work well for just about any season. If you ask us, though, pink bridesmaids' dresses lend themselves best to a spring wedding. The hue pops against the newly-verdant grass and feels reminiscent of those just-bloomed flowers.

If you're nervous about pink bridesmaids' dresses looking too sweet, don't be. Although pastels are a perennially popular choice, they're not your only option. Bold brides may choose to go with a more saturated hot pink, while pattern-lovers will be thrilled to know that floral, polka-dotted, and gingham options all exist in this feminine hue. And if you want to ask your 'maids to purchase a gown they truly will wear again, it's wise too choose a pink tone that doesn't read like a classic wedding color. Something on either the more neutral or more statement-making ends of the spectrum should fit the bill.

Whether you're looking for floor-length gowns or fun cocktail-length dresses, strapless iterations or those with interesting sleeves and necklines, you'll be pleased to know that there's a huge selection of pink bridesmaids' dresses available to you. To prove it, we pulled together a selection of our favorites available right now. Here, our favorite pink bridesmaids' dresses for spring. We give you fair warning: It won't be easy to choose just one look you love. Luckily, pink tones work perfectly with the mismatched trend.