Collection: Mother of the Bride & Groom Dresses

When selecting the Mother of the Bride’s dress, it’s important that the color complements the bridal party’s palette without necessarily matching the bridesmaids’ dresses exactly. Instead, choose a shade that falls within the same color family. Navy, royal blue, blush, and nude are among the most popular choices. It’s advisable to steer clear of wearing white unless the bride specifically asks for it. Red is another color that is traditionally avoided. The best approach is to consult the bride about her color scheme and any specific color preferences she may have for you. 
When deciding whether to wear a cocktail or full-length dress as the Mother of the Bride or Groom, it’s generally recommended to choose a long dress unless the wedding is on the beach or a brunch-time event. Weddings have become more formal over the years, and bridesmaids often wear long dresses, so it’s suggested that mothers should dress slightly more formally since they play a hosting role. Long dresses tend to be more slimming than cocktail-length dresses. However, if a full-length dress doesn’t suit you, don’t feel obligated to wear one—comfort is key for a long day. Additionally, a seamstress can always shorten a full-length dress to ankle or cocktail length if needed.