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Mother of the Bride Dresses and Gowns
Celebrate your child’s wedding day in a dress that’s stunning, sophisticated, and unique. Whether you’re the mother of the bride or the mother of the groom, the right dress not only fits the couple’s vision for their wedding, but helps you feel confident, beautiful, and ready to party!
The right mother of the bride's dress is made from a beautiful array of fabrics, silhouettes, and show-stopping colors. At David’s Bridal, we make it easy for you to find the perfect dress that matches the bridal party, or you can get a different color the couple requests. Whichever direction you go, know that David’s Bridal offers a vast collection of dresses that you can sort with ease by size, silhouette, color, dress length, and more. With no shortage of hues and an extended size range, you’re bound to find a one-of-a-kind dress that elevates the wedding.
What are the most popular colors for mother of the bride dresses?
When searching for the perfect mother of the bride dress for your daughter’s wedding, there are a few different routes you can go. One classic option is to choose a neutral hued dress such as taupe, gray, or beige. These colors are elegant and classy, but aren’t too close to white where you’ll take away from the bride.
The other route you can choose is to wear a color that complements the bridesmaid dresses or groom’s tuxes. For example, if the wedding party is wearing navy blue, you could opt for a light blue dress. This way, you’ll match the theme without looking like you're a part of the bridal party. Before you begin your search, make sure you discuss with your daughter what color she prefers.
Your kids may ask you to go in a different direction altogether! That’s totally fine, of course. Just be sure to check in with the couple before you shop so you can make sure the dress you fall in love with fits their vision.
Discover your perfect mother of the bride dress at David's Bridal
Whether the wedding is on the beach, at a resort, or a classic catering hall, the right mother of the groom’s dress is classy, sophisticated, and elevates the overall theme. David’s Bridal carries a variety of mother of the bride dresses in both midi and floor length styles. Shop by sleeve length, dress length, fabric, color, or silhouette to find your dream mother of the bride dress today.
David’s Bridal mother of the bride dress shipping options
Mother of the bride and mother of the groom dresses can ship standard, expedited, or express so you don’t need to worry about your dress not arriving on time. Plus, all orders $79+ receive free standard shipping throughout the U.S. (except Alaska and Hawaii). Head to the David’s Bridal Order FAQ page to learn more.
Mother of the bride dress tips and FAQs
Choosing the perfect mother of the bride or mother of the groom dress should be a fun experience. Find the answers to some of the most frequently asked questions about wedding attire for the mothers of the bride and groom so you can enjoy this special time. Discover everything you need to know about what the MOB and MOG traditionally wear, as well as modern options and styles for other family members.
What does the mother of the bride wear?
There's no strict guide for mother of the bride attire. Think about what makes you feel comfortable and beautiful, as well as the aesthetic of your daughter's wedding, and simply follow your style. If you're not sure where to start, let the season, venue, and wedding color palette guide your search and then consult with the bride for her opinion. Both gowns and separates are appropriate, so choose whatever feels right for you! Pair your pick with mother of the bride shoes to complete your ensemble.What does the mother of the groom wear?
Similar to the mother of the bride, the mother of the groom style is open to your personal preference. It may help to reach out to the couple to understand if they have a vision for their guests' attire and talk to your future in-laws to see what the mother of the bride will wear. Traditional courtesy advises that the MOB gets to pick her dress first, so you can coordinate plans with her, and then let your taste lead you through our collection of elegant dresses and two-piece ensembles.Do the mothers of the bride and groom wear the same color as the bridesmaids?
You don't need to match the bridesmaids, however, wearing a dress in the same color palette can create a beautiful, coordinated look! An easy approach is to choose the same hue in a slightly lighter or darker shade or explore other complementary hues so the colors pair effortlessly together.Should the mothers of the bride and groom wear the wedding colors?
When browsing colors for your MOB or MOG attire, aim to complement the wedding party with a shade that subtly stands out while still meshing with the overall color scheme of the event. Our Mother of the Bride color-coordinating guide offers a look at which colors pair best with different bridal party palettes, so you can find the perfect hue to wear.Do the mother of the bride and mother of the groom match each other?
It's best to be on the same page about the formality and general color palette of your style, but you can also follow your individual tastes. Don't worry about creating a matched look, but do aim for dresses or outfits in a similar color family so that everyone looks beautiful together in pictures.Are there colors the mother of the bride shouldn’t wear?
Although mothers of the bride or groom don't have a specific color they need to wear, there are a few colors they should avoid.- White. Let the bride have her special moment in her gorgeous white gown. A blush pink or beige would be a good alternative that will match the bride, without too closely relating to her dress color.
- The color of the bridesmaid dresses. The couple may want you to wear a dress in the same color range as the bridesmaid dresses, but not a precise match. They may not want you to match at all. Double check before you start shopping!
- Black. This one may surprise people, considering that black is a very common color! In some communities, though, black is associated with mourning. If you and your guests associate black with somber occasions, you may want to consider trying on a different color.