Colored Wedding Dresses

Colored wedding dresses are one of the fastest-growing choices in modern bridal fashion — and it’s easy to understand why. Today’s brides bring a personal sense of style to every element of their wedding, and the dress is the most visible expression of that. Whether you’re drawn to the soft romance of blush pink, the timeless elegance of champagne, the moody drama of deep navy, or the bold confidence of rich red, Moonlight Bridal’s collection of 65+ colored wedding gowns gives you the palette to make your entrance unforgettable.

Our colored bridal collection spans the full spectrum of what “non-traditional” can mean. On the subtle end, champagne and ivory wedding dresses offer a warm, flattering alternative to stark white — perfect for brides who want a barely-there color that photographs beautifully in any light. Blush wedding dresses and dusty rose gowns introduce a whisper of femininity that complements a wide range of skin tones and floral palettes. Moving into bolder territory, sage green, powder blue, and lavender wedding dresses feel fresh and fashion-forward while remaining undeniably bridal. And for the bride who wants to make an unforgettable statement, our red wedding dresses and two-tone black-and-white gowns deliver maximum impact from the first look to the last dance.

Color in a bridal gown isn’t always about choosing a single, all-over shade. Many of Moonlight Bridal’s most beloved colored styles feature subtle color accents — a blush lining peeking through an ivory lace overlay, floral appliques in soft pinks and greens against a white base, or a champagne sash at the waist of a classic white gown. These designs let brides incorporate color in a way that feels personal and intentional without fully departing from tradition.

Every colored Moonlight Bridal gown is designed with the same couture craftsmanship as our white and ivory styles: premium fabrics, expert construction, and silhouettes engineered to flatter. Browse our full collection below, filter by color, silhouette, or fabric, and visit an authorized Moonlight Bridal boutique to see how each shade looks and moves in person — because color is something you truly need to experience in the right light.  

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Non-Traditional Wedding Dresses: Red, Blush, Light Blue and More

Colored & Non-Traditional Wedding Dresses: Shop by Color

At Moonlight Bridal, we believe your wedding dress should reflect who you are — not just convention. Our colored bridal collection is built around one idea: that the most memorable wedding looks are the ones that feel completely, authentically yours. Whether you want a barely-there blush, a statement-making red, or something unexpected like sage or lavender, we have a gown designed for your vision.

Here’s how our colored collection breaks down by shade:

•      Blush & Dusty Rose Wedding Dresses — Soft, romantic, and universally flattering. Blush bridal gowns range from barely-pink champagne tones to deeper dusty rose shades. Ideal for garden, winery, and indoor venue weddings.

•      Champagne & Ivory Wedding Dresses — Warm alternatives to white that photograph beautifully and complement a wide range of complexions. A sophisticated choice for the bride who wants something different without going bold.

•      Red Wedding Dresses — For the bride who wants maximum impact. Our red gowns range from rich ruby satin to deeper burgundy tones, available in ball gown, mermaid, and A-line silhouettes.

•      Blue Wedding Dresses — From soft powder blue to deep navy, blue bridal gowns are a rising trend driven by their versatility and the "something blue" tradition. Available in Mikado and organza.

•      Two-Tone & Color Accent Gowns — White or ivory gowns with bold colored accents, floral appliques, or colored linings. Perfect for brides who want a nod to tradition with a personal twist.

A few standout styles from our current colored collection:

Style J6893 (Moonlight Collection) — a dreamy floral wedding dress featuring a pink, green, and yellow floral print on lightweight organza, with puffed detachable long sleeves and a chapel train. The structured ruched bodice beautifully contrasts the soft, flowing skirt — equally at home at a boho beach wedding or a formal affair.

Style J6917B (Moonlight Collection) — a show stopping rich ruby red satin gown with a fitted bodice, full skirt, strapless scoop neckline, and pleated swag sleeves. An impeccably crafted statement gown for the bride who wants bold and sophisticated in equal measure.

Style T125 (Moonlight Tango) — a unique light blue A-line gown in luxurious Mikado fabric with box pleats for volume and texture, and off-the-shoulder cap sleeves with a floral flourish. A princess silhouette in an unexpected, unforgettable shade.

Ready to find your perfect colored wedding dress? Use our Store Locator to find an authorized Moonlight Bridal boutique near you. Seeing color in person — under boutique lighting, against your skin tone, beside your chosen florals — is the only way to truly know which shade is yours.

Frequently Asked Questions About Colored Wedding Dresses

Are colored wedding dresses in style for 2026 and 2027?

Yes. Colored and non-white wedding dresses are consistently among the fastest-growing bridal trends. Brides are increasingly prioritizing personal expression over tradition, and colored gowns — from soft blush and champagne to bold red and navy — have moved from niche to mainstream across all price points. Specific color trends gaining momentum for 2026-2027 include dusty rose, sage green, and deep navy blue, as well as two-tone gowns with colored linings or floral applique accents.  

What colors do wedding dresses come in?

Modern wedding dresses are available in a wide range of colors beyond traditional white and ivory. At Moonlight Bridal, our colored collection includes blush pink, dusty rose, champagne, ivory, sage green, powder blue, light blue, navy, lavender, red, ruby, and two-tone combinations such as black-and-white or white with colored floral appliques. The right color depends on your skin tone, venue lighting, season, and personal style — and is best assessed in person at a bridal boutique where you can see how each shade interacts with your complexion.  

What is the most popular color for a non-white wedding dress?

Blush pink is consistently the most popular non-white wedding dress color, followed closely by champagne and ivory. These shades appeal to brides who want something different from stark white while still feeling unmistakably bridal. Among bolder colors, red and navy blue have the strongest search volume and are the most commonly requested at bridal boutiques. Dusty rose and sage green are the fastest-rising searches among brides planning 2025 and 2026 weddings.  

What skin tones look best in a blush wedding dress?

Blush wedding dresses are one of the most universally flattering non-white bridal shades. Lighter blush tones with cool pink undertones tend to complement fair and cool-toned skin beautifully. Warmer, peachier blush or dusty rose shades are particularly striking on medium to olive complexions. Deeper, wine-tinted blush or mauve shades can be stunning on deeper skin tones. The best way to determine which blush shade works for you is to try on multiple tones under boutique lighting with your makeup on, ideally alongside your intended floral palette.  

Can I wear a colorful wedding dress in a church or religious ceremony?

Yes, colorful wedding dresses are fully appropriate for church and religious ceremonies, with the caveat that some religious communities have traditional expectations of white or ivory. A soft champagne or blush gown is almost universally accepted as a modest and appropriate bridal choice, even in conservative settings. Bolder colors like red or navy are a matter of personal and family preference. If you’re unsure, a conversation with your officiant or a family elder can help you navigate expectations while still expressing your personal style.  

What is a two-tone wedding dress?

A two-tone wedding dress features two distinct colors in the same garment — most commonly a white or ivory base with a contrasting colored lining, sash, or applique detail. Popular two-tone combinations in modern bridal fashion include white and black, ivory and blush, white with colored floral appliques, and ivory with a champagne or gold underlay. These designs allow brides to incorporate color in a subtle, intentional way without committing to an all-over non-white gown. Many Moonlight Bridal colored styles take this approach.  

Where can I try on Moonlight Bridal colored wedding gowns?

Moonlight Bridal sells exclusively through authorized bridal boutiques. Use our Store Locator to find a retailer near you. Trying on colored gowns in person is especially important — color behaves very differently under boutique lighting versus photography, and the interaction between the dress color and your skin tone is something that cannot be accurately assessed from photos alone.