Winter is in full-swing and while that doesn't necessarily mean a slower social calendar, there is one other major implication... spring is coming and likely a full roster of weddings as well. The tricky part? Depending on where the wedding is, climates vary, and temperatures and weather are unreliable. So you'd likely be dressing for a range of weather scenarios—and that's why you need options. And here, options we give you, from evening gowns and flowing frocks, to structured cocktail sheaths, there's a spring wedding guest dress for everyone's taste in the mix. Here, our favorites.
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It doesn't get much more joyful than bright and peppy pink Carolina Herrera. And once you get a look at the elegant bateau neckline and downright stunning drop slit back, it will be hard to be dissuaded from wearing this look to just about every formal affair you have over the next season. With a dress this good, repeating outfits can only be encouraged.
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A sweet floral dress with a tailored waist and a fun slit is just the thing for spring nuptials.
Oscar de la Renta Crystal Flower Embroidered Halterneck
Oscar de la Renta Crystal Flower Embroidered Halterneck
Want to go the mini route but stay on a floral theme? Look no further than an exquisitely embroidered Oscar de la Renta. Plus, you can brag that you're wearing a dress similar to a T.Swift red carpet moment from 2021.
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The Vampire's Wife Falconetti Metallic Chiffon Midi Dress
The Vampire's Wife Falconetti Metallic Chiffon Midi Dress
Consider this a royal favorite, as the frock has been worn by the likes of the Duchess of Cambridge and Princess Beatrice—albeit in a different hue. This soft periwinkle, though, strikes the perfect delicate note as the seasons start to change.
Safiyaa offers sunshine in a simple silhouette. We'd expect nothing less from a brand that's been worn by the Duchess of Sussex.
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From the flutter sleeves to the pleated waistband, right down to the tiered skirt with ruffle trim, everything about this maxidress hits the correct fun and flirty middle ground. And depending on how you accessorize it, it can be dressed up or down for whatever occasion too.
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Take a silhouette (and oh so sultry square neckline) and give it a fantastic color, like this green for example, and what you results is a head turner that stuns season after season. Plus, with a classic cut, all you need is to swap in new accessories to keep it looking fresh each time you wear it.
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Rotate by Birger Christensen Green Noon Open-Back Polka Dot Satin Jacquard Midi Dress
Rotate by Birger Christensen Green Noon Open-Back Polka Dot Satin Jacquard Midi Dress
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It's all about the sleeves—and the drama—with this eye-catcher-from-all-angles. Pair with neutral accessories for extra balance.
For a less formal occasion, one-shouldered ruching in the form of a Norma Kamali classic certainly fits the bill. Bonus: you can adjust the length depending on the effect you are going for with your outfit.
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Mustard is one of those colors that unexpectedly looks great on just about everyone. Trust us.
Look picture perfect in a pastel sheath with intricate lace overlay.
Olivia Hosken
Deputy Managing Editor
Olivia Hosken is the deputy managing editor of House Beautiful, where she oversees operations across the brand's print and digital platforms. She also writes about design and architecture and was previously the style & interiors writer at Town & Country and the managing editor of Dwell.
Roxanne Adamiyatt
Deputy Digital Lifestyle Director
As the deputy digital lifestyle director at Town & Country, Roxanne Adamiyatt covers fashion, beauty, wellness, design and travel.