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I’ve long appreciated the value of the gray bridesmaid dress, the champagne bridesmaid dress and even the black bridesmaid dress. But sequin bridesmaid dresses were a thing that, honestly, perplexed me until I sat down to work on this article. Because sequin dresses evoke images of New Year’s Eve, of extra AF nights out, of clubs and parties and Vegas. The pieces that come to mind when I hear sequin anything are completely inappropriate for most formal occasions—let alone weddings.
But as I began researching for this story, my mindset proved to be totally myopic. Because not only are solid sequin gowns available in an array of distinctly bridal colors (lavenders, blushes, aquas and baby pinks), but solid sequin gowns aren’t even the only kind of sequin dress on the market. There are gowns that are merely flecked with sequins, dresses that are adorned with delicate sequin embroidery and ruffled pieces featuring tiers of sparkle.
There’s a wide array of sequin bridesmaid dresses (and sequin anything dresses) available to us all. And the best part? The sequin dresses I’ve come across are, on the whole, bridesmaid-appropriate without being bridesmaid-exclusive; they’re fit for a wedding and totally re-wearable. Sequin bridesmaid dresses are, basically, the solution to the age-old dilemma of heinous, waste-of-money bridesmaid dresses you can never wear again.
I’m not kidding—I’m not getting married any time soon, and I’ve already bookmarked a ton of the sequin bridesmaid dresses I’ve stumbled upon. Why? Because they’re so damn cute I want to wear them to parties.
In the process of writing this article, I became a full-on sequin bridesmaid dresses convert. And after scrolling through my findings, you might just turn into one, too.

If the bridesmaids aren’t wearing this at the next wedding you’re attending, you should don it as a guest.

If I were getting married this year, this is the dress I’d have my bridesmaids wear. Perfect for any season, any palette, any location—and cute enough to rewear time and time again.

Because head-to-toe sequins can definitely skew bridal when rendered in such a stunning pastel ombre.

Another one that’s landed on my wishlist. (It’s so, so cute.)

A bridesmaid dress you’ll want to rewear to your birthday party. (Thank me later.)

A beach wedding bridesmaid gown that doesn’t feel too breezy (or informal).

Subtle sparkle is always an option.

This Needle & Thread midi also comes in champagne and black—you know, in case you love the silhouette and not the color.

Sequins and feathers make for a seriously statement-making combo as far as bridesmaid dresses do.

Leave it to Azazie to have a super-simple sequin dress, fit for any wedding. (Yes, it comes in other colors. And yes, you can get it custom-made based on your measurements.)

Perfect for holiday weddings—and holiday parties.

This practically screams bridal. And it’s perfect for bridesmaids and guests, alike.

Who knew sequins, feathers and tulle could combine to look so, well, bridesmaid-y?

Head-to-toe gold sequins are totally on the menu, too.

An ideal blend of casual chic style and formalwear, this dress is just begging to be made part of your bridal party.

Longline sequin silhouettes can look just as good as shorter ones.

Planning a winter wedding? Your bridesmaids will love you for picking a sequin bridesmaid dress that doubles as a holiday party look.

A statement-maker if I’ve ever seen one.

For the most formal of sequin-worthy occasions.

Who said your bridesmaid dresses couldn’t be printed?

A more classic take on the sequin bridesmaid dress—and one that’s very, very re-wearable.

A fairytale wrapped up in one dreamily sparkly dress.

Perfect for bridesmaids—and versatile enough for any formal occasion on your calendar.

A classic bridesmaid silhouette in a not-so-classic textile.

If raspberry’s in your palette, you’re in luck.

If your wedding is particularly glitzy, this intricate bridesmaid gown might just be the move.

Dark and edgy, but still distinctly bridal.

Simple, and probably in-aesthetic.

Shimmery silver is always a good move.

Because seriously, Alice + Olivia can do no wrong.

Another super dreamy option, sure to flatter any figure.

Ombre sequins are here—and ready to make your wedding as stunning as possible.

Simultaneously very romantic and very fun—the perfect balance to strike with a bridesmaid dress.

OK, if you don’t buy this, I will.

Formal enough to complement a bridal gown—without overshadowing it.

So cute, and honestly, probably work-appropriate (depending on your profession).

ASOS has sequin dresses like this in spades. Want a mauve one? Or a short champagne one? What about a floor-length silver one? A solid gold sequin one? (The list goes on. And yes, even sans sequins varieties are available.)
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