Bridesmaid dresses mismatched revelry

This mismatched bridesmaid color scheme has neutral and fall tones that give off cozy vibes | Image by Catherine Coons

A mix of bright hues mixed with high contrasts, color blocking has quickly become a favorite trend at Revelry. “The term ‘color blocking’ refers to colors from totally different families being blocked together, instead of similar colors in different shades being blended!”, says Revelry CEO + Founder, Michelle. Oftentimes, you’ll hear it referred to as a “mismatched” bridesmaid look. From bold colors to muted variants, color blocking is the next modern touch of mismatch to any wedding…

Say goodbye to the traditional and hello to fun and fabulous! 👋 Explore our top mismatched bridesmaid dress ideas for summer weddings. Discover how to create the perfect blend of color, pattern, and style that will make your big day unforgettable and unique! 💕

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