RE: Maternity Brides Maid Dress
Try looking into Motherhood Maternity stores. Just google for locations. Also Davids Bridal has some pretty good deals. Or you can google "Born NAked" brand. Hope this helps n congrats.
Posted on 01/27/2009 | Report Spam or Abuse
RE: Maternity Brides Maid Dress
I had the same problem! only I had two maids with new bellies. You can never go wrong with black. It slims you down, and these days you don't even have to have matching dresses for the maids. I had all my maids go with me to JC Pennys and they all picked out a beautiful black dress that they felt great in. I had the final say in what dress, and I have to say they all looked amazing! and it was cheap! more so than having matching dresses altered to fit there bellies!
Posted on 03/26/2008 | Report Spam or Abuse
RE: Maternity Brides Maid Dress
You can find all kinds of dresses on Amazon.com for great prices.
Posted on 03/17/2008 | Report Spam or Abuse
RE: Maternity Brides Maid Dress
My matron-of-honor had JUST had a baby when I got married. We bought a dress with an empire waist in a size bigger than she normally wore. It needed some alterations (thanks Mom!) but it looked great and it disguised her post-baby belly. An empire waist (right under the bust) is so forgiving, and looks nice on just about everyone. My other bridesmaid was 6 feet tall and wore a size 18. She looked just as fabulous! I bought the dresses at JC Penney on the clearance rack. $40 each in 2002. Perhaps you can pick a color and let everyone choose their own outfit? Chadwicks.com has some amazing dresses on clearance right now, if you decide to go with similar dresses. Your pregnant bridesmaid might feel more comfortable in a 2 piece outfit, so maybe doing an elegant blouse with dressy pants or skirts might work well, too.
I agree that checking with a home ec teacher, or checking at your local tux rental shop (they often have a tailor or seamstress they can refer you to) to see if someone can alter an existing dress or make a classy maternity gown.
Posted on 03/16/2008 | Report Spam or Abuse
RE: Maternity Brides Maid Dress
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By tina nicklin (Guest Post)
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My daughters pregnant but I found a company you can hire from. It does make my tum look big in this and we hired a dress for my daughter at £70.00.
Posted on 03/07/2008 | Report Spam or Abuse
RE: Maternity Brides Maid Dress
Have you though about not making them wear a dress at all. There are some really nice bridesmaid outfits based on pants- this may suit your bridesmaids better and still look fantastic.
red dress pants- http://www.therosedress.com/dresses/dresses-pg21.html
Posted on 03/02/2008 | Report Spam or Abuse
RE: Maternity Brides Maid Dress
Try dillards, burdines, jc pennies, and yes, buy the one needed for your pregnant friend in a larger size and have it altered. I bought 3 dresses and my maid of honor could not fit in hers when the wedding came. So the seamstress removed fabric from the other 2 and put it into her dress to make it fit and right now major department stores are clearing out last years inventory.
Posted on 03/02/2008 | Report Spam or Abuse
RE: Maternity Brides Maid Dress
When my son was married three girls in the wedding party were pregnant. They ordered dresses in a size larger than normal and then had them altered -- this style worked ok this way.. but all might not. JCP have dresses on special sales sometimes and you can purchase them thru cataloge and then alter. Also try Overstock.com -- often you can find very nice things for less than other places.
Posted on 02/29/2008 | Report Spam or Abuse
RE: Maternity Brides Maid Dress
David's Bridals has a wide selection of bridesmaids dresses, most of which come in the same fabrics and colors. They probably run about $100. My sister-in-law simply picked a color, and let her bridesmaids chose the dress they most liked. It really was a beautiful wedding and everyone looked nice. I also think you can order the fabric that is used in these dresses and perhaps could have one made in a maternity style.
Posted on 02/29/2008 | Report Spam or Abuse
RE: Maternity Brides Maid Dress
You probably should have someone make them. I sew, and depending upon the fabric kind and amount, you should be able to do it for 100 each. You might also consider doing different shades of a similar style.
Posted on 02/29/2008 | Report Spam or Abuse
RE: Maternity Brides Maid Dress
Have you thought of buying two simple cut designed dresses with a pretty fabric and then have a dressmaker make a maternity dress for the lady from the same material or get a home economics teacher at a high school who knows how to sew and inquire if she would make it using a pattern similar to the style of the other two dresses? You may not have to pay a huge fee or you could advertise in your paper for someone to make a maternity dress with the fabric chosen.
Posted on 02/28/2008 | Report Spam or Abuse
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