Nordstrom Is Quietly Winning Wedding Season—The Dresses That Prove It
If your calendar is suddenly filling up with destination weddings, black-tie receptions, beach ceremonies, and garden parties, you're not alone. Wedding season has a way of arriving all at once, bringing with it the inevitable question: What am I going to wear?
While there are countless places to shop for wedding guest attire, Nordstrom has always been that dependable friend who comes through at the last minute with the perfect final look. Their latest offerings strike the perfect balance between trend-forward and timeless while holding down the best price points. This season, I'm noticing a few standout themes among the best wedding guest dresses: elegant draping, romantic floral details, sleek satin finishes, and silhouettes that feel sophisticated without trying too hard. Ahead, I've rounded up the Nordstrom dresses worth considering before your next RSVP deadline sneaks up on you.
All about this draping.
A bestseller for good reason.
People will swoon over this one.
This pretty olive color is really flattering on all skin tones.
This scarf detail is so elegant.
This shade of purple is a winner.
You don’t have to spend more than $150 to look good at a wedding.
I love this floor sweeping number.
Slip dress details have reached their peak.
The subtle asymmetrical detail is a winner.
Draping is set to be a big trend amongst wedding guests this summer.
Everything about this chiffon moment is head turning.
All you7 need in summer is a bunch of little dresses like this.
Pretty in pink.
Whether it’s a gala or a formal wedding, you should have a dress like this on the rotation.
Satin always feel special on a big day.
If you’d describe your personal style as feminine, this is for you.
The belt detail is optional.
The flower details on the straps are heavenly.
Linen for a beach wedding is a good idea.
A silhouette that always wins.
An incredible option if you want something you can dress down later.
Modern glamour.
A print worthy of an invite to a wedding in Greece.
Bold colors like this don’t get seen enough at weddings.
