get coordinatedcolor ideas for mom

While the mother of the bride, mother of the groom, and special guests always have the option to match the bridal party or wear a similar shade, we created this handy guide to make further color-coordination effortless.

When the palette is light and airy, Mom can strike a sophisticated balance in deeper, earthier shades. With brightly colored bridesmaid dresses, a shimmering metallic dress is a brilliant choice.

bride in a wedding dress standing with bridesmaids in different pink dresses holding flower bouquets

style tip

Pick a different fabric from the bridesmaids to subtly stand out.

woman in a gray off-the-shoulder dress standing in front of a flower bouquet

These versatile—and universally flattering—palettes make it easy for mothers of the bride and groom to harmonize. With pale green and blue hues, we love silvery shades for Mom, while jewel tones pair well with other rich colors.

bride in a wedding dress standing with bridesmaids in blue dresses holding flower bouquets

style tip

Touch base with other moms and mother figures so your dress colors don’t clash.

woman in blue dress with sleeves holding a clutch and smiling

Mom can feel comfortable indulging in this rich and regal palette. The beautiful thing about a purple bridal party: A variety of shades look good together.

bride in a wedding dress walking with bridesmaids in different purple dresses holding flower bouquets

style tip

Consider what you’ll be most comfortable wearing for a full day of celebrating!

woman in a purple dress standing next to flower bouquets in front of a gray backdrop

These palettes can feel either tropical or autumnal. Either way, Mom can carry the warmth of the hues through to her look. Try lighter shades for warm temperatures and darker tones for cool weather.

bride in a wedding dress standing with bridesmaids in orange dresses holding flower bouquets

style tip

A simple silhouette covered in sequins works for almost any dress code.

woman in silver beaded dress holding a clutch standing and leaning on a wood stand

anything goes

parties in neutrals

When the bridal party is dressed in neutral tones, anything goes for Mom—you can even try a print!