43 wedding guest dresses you'll definitely want to wear again (and again and again) (2024)

Reformation is always our first stop when it comes to wedding guest dresses. The celeb-approved brand is known for its pretty floral maxis, but we love this timeless take on the polka dot trend. The gorgeous cape scarf detail gets this baby extra style points.

The definition of business in the front and party at the back, this satin effect dress from Mango features a daring, open draped back and high neckline.

Rixo is a go-to bridge brand for wedding guest dresses. Wear this gorge ruffled maxi with strappy sandals for the big day and style it on weekends cowboys boots and oversized knits.

Sick of pastels? Go bold this wedding guest szn with Warehouse's statement floral dress. We're in love with the pops of orange and bright pink, as well as the v chic halter neckline.

If you're looking for a last minute wedding guest dress for the current winter season, check out Reiss’ velvet style. We love the delicately draped high neck and that flattering asymmetric hemline.

Ditsy flower prints and pinks not your thang? AllSaint's grungier take on florals might be more up your street.

New from & Other Stories’ Savoir collection, this tiered dress is bound to get you a compliment or two at your next big Do. We particularly like how the lightweight organza swishes with your every move.

With its slip silhouette, square neckline and spaghetti straps, this & Other Stories dress feels deliciously ’90s. Plus, this water-coloured inspired print is legit perf for the spring months. Pair your dress with lilac accessories for a fresh wedding guest lewk.

Florals are always a good idea when it comes to wedding guest dresses. Mango’s pink maxi dress has a real romantic feel thanks to the printed rose design and delicately draped cowl neckline.

Don't be afraid to rock a mini dress to upcoming nuptials. With its sweetheart neckline, tiered, puff-ball skirt and pretty floral print, this & Other Stories number is perfect for high-summer weddings.

While silk and satins are the usual wedding guest dress go-tos, we really rate Whistles’ bold velvet number. Style yours with a cute clutch bag and statement earrings on the big day and swap to oversized blazers and cropped cardis post-nuptials.

For really formal occasions, opt for Mango’s special edition collection. The classy asymmetric neckline and suuuper long maxi hem gives this a v smart feel, but the Barbie pink shade keeps things feeling modern.

With long sleeves and a midi silhouette, Arket’s bias-cut, satin dress is perfect for winter and spring weddings – you know, when it's not quite warm enough to get your arms out!

Getting organised ahead of the summer wedding season? Check out Stories’ killer floral midi. This baby doll style is so sweet with its flattering midi hemline, square neckline and tie-bow straps. We’ll be wearing ours with a pair of Mary Janes.

The definition of cool-girl formal, Rotate Birger Christensen’s midi features dainty embroidered flowers and retro puff sleeves. Wear yours with a sleek pony or bun to let the dress’ silhouette do all the talking.

The beauty of this & Other Stories slip is that you can dress it up for weddings with lashings of jewellery and playful platforms or keep it casual with boots and knits for weekend drinks.

If you haven't already started renting wedding guest dresses what are you playing at, gals? Seriously, this is THE way to save money when you have multiple big days a year. Top of our to rent list is this Needle & Thread ruffled maxi – it retails at £450 but can be yours for four days for just £61. Genius.

Skin-tight silhouettes may seem like a bad idea for prospective wedding guests (you know there is a lot of sitting, standing around and dancing to be done at these events, ppl), but we promise Abercrombie's signature stretch-enhanced satin is a safe choice.

Now 30% off in Warehouse's end of season sales, this versatile polka dot number will work as a wedding guest dress all year long. Simply switch up the accessories depending on the season: we're talking straw bags in summer and faux fur shawls in winter.

If you love a slip dress but you’re afraid to go braless, Ro & Zo has got your sorted: the wider straps on this bias-cut gown offer a touch more coverage. We’ll be wearing ours with denim jackets or cropped knits post wedding-day.