Coral is one of those colors that commands attention. It’s vibrant, eye-catching, and impossible to ignore.

A fun and energetic hue, it’s simply perfect for a wedding celebration!

Coral is definitely a color to consider for your wedding theme, either as the main color or a secondary shade in a broader palette.

Not sure how to work coral into your wedding theme?

Here are five coral bridesmaid dresses that we absolutely adore (along with some other coral wedding ideas).

Coral Bridesmaid Dresses We Love

Ready for some bridesmaid dress inspiration? 

Here are a few options that are perfect for a coral wedding:

Wtoo by Watters Jenson Bridesmaid Dress

With its sleeveless A-line silhouette and deep V-neckline, Wtoo by Watters’ Jenson dress flatters every body type.

This long chiffon bridesmaid dress comes in a gorgeous coral hue and is available in a full range of sizes, including longer lengths.

Considering having your bridesmaids wear different dresses?

The Jenson dress mixes and matches perfectly with other Wtoo designs, such as the Kenley, a long bridesmaid dress with criss-cross spaghetti straps, and the Kippie, a floor-length dress with a halter neckline and keyhole back.

Twobirds Convertible Bridesmaid Slit Dress

No coral dress is more versatile than the  Twobirds Convertible Bridesmaid Slit Dress. This gorgeous maxi dress can be worn in 15 different ways, so every member of your bridal party can have her own distinct look! 

Strapless, cap sleeve, short sleeve, one shoulder, or halter, this dress can be whatever silhouette you want it to be.

Further reading: 15 Ways to Wear a Convertible Maxi Dress

Bari Jay Bridesmaid Dress 1730

Bari Jay’s Bridesmaid Dress 1730 is soft and feminine in an off-the-shoulder silhouette with a delicate ruffle. An A-line silhouette and a V-back make it simply gorgeous from every angle. 

Having a junior bridesmaid in your wedding party?

With the same ruffle accents, this Bari Jay junior bridesmaid dress coordinates beautifully!

Shop our full collection of junior bridesmaid dresses!

Pia Gladys Perey Allana Bridesmaid Dress

*While the dress above isn’t depicted in coral, it is available in two shades of coral.

The Pia Gladys Perey Allana Bridesmaid Dress is gorgeous in a ruched midi silhouette.

This semi-formal dress boasts a sleeveless bodice with a V-neckline and V-back, and the shorter length makes it perfect for wearing again as a party dress.

Prefer a full-length gown to a knee-length dress?

The Lea Dress, with its cowl neckline, and the one-shoulder Juliet Dress are more fabulous options!

Coral Bridesmaid Dresses Are Easy to Mix and Match with Other Colors

One of the many reasons to love coral bridesmaid dresses is that they’re super easy to mix and match with a variety of other colors.

If you plan to dress your wedding party in different colors or want to incorporate two or more hues into your wedding décor color scheme, here are some color palettes that always work:

Coral is an orange-pink hue, and just like light pink bridesmaid dresses, it pairs beautifully with all sorts of neutral tones.

It’s a gorgeous contrast against light gray, dark gray, and brown, all of which are great options for groomsmen suits and mother of the bride dresses!

Simply put, coral is a stunning color for any long, tea-length, or short bridesmaid dress!

Coral Flowers Are Gorgeous!

Many variations of the color coral exist in nature, which means coral flowers are easy to find.

From roses to snapdragons to zinnias, coral flowers are gorgeous.

They’re also easy to incorporate into wedding bouquets and table centerpieces.

No matter how casual or glam your wedding will be, coral flowers look amazing with these other types of flowers:

Whether you wear a modest high-neck wedding dress, a figure-flaunting mermaid gown, or a long-sleeve beaded ball gown with sequins, a coral wedding bouquet will be a beautiful contrast to your white or ivory dress!

How to Incorporate Coral into Your Wedding Reception Décor

If you decide to make coral a part of your wedding color palette, you’re in luck; there are LOTS of ways to incorporate the color into your wedding décor. 

You can use coral table linens, such as napkins and table runners, to add pops of color to your dining tables.

You can decorate your reception chairs with coral floral swags or coral bows draped across the back of each seat.

You can even have your bartender serve up coral cocktails or mocktails. With a little Campari or ruby red grapefruit juice, you can create a tasty drink with a pretty coral hue!

The Best Venues for a Coral Wedding Palette

Because coral is such a bold and vibrant color, we love it for spring and summer weddings.

Coral works for any theme or style, but we think it’s fabulous for a country wedding in a rustic barn or on a ranch.

It’s also a perfect option for a beach wedding, as coral looks gorgeous against a backdrop of blue water and beige sand.

Coral is a powerful color, and it’s easy to incorporate into any type of wedding celebration.

As your main color or in combination with other tones, it can help make your wedding reception a truly spectacular one!

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