Seasonal looks for the mother-of-the-bride or groom

Mother-of-the-bride or groom

Winter

Name and designer:
Jumpsuit 6034 and Jacket 6035 by Gill Harvey

Description: This showstopping piece is the perfect outfit for a modern mum. Cleverly designed to nip in at the waist, this hand-beaded design elongates the leg and can be purchased with a matching kimono.

Available at: www.baroqueboutique.co.uk

Blue dress

Spring

Name and designer:
IR6044 by Irresistible

Description: Nothing says spring like a vibrant print. This dip hem, Bardot design is paired with a gorgeous teal hatinator to balance the fullness of the skirt.

Available at: www.baroqueboutique.co.uk

Red dress

Summer

Name and designer: 3606 by Teresa Ripoll

Description: Less is more when it comes to wearing colour. This luxurious silk fabric is lightweight and breathable ideal for warm, summer weddings.

Available at: www.baroqueboutique.co.uk

Purple dress

Autumn

Name and designer: IR4012 by Irresistible

Description: This autumnal shade is balanced with beautiful lace detailing makes it a timeless design. The fabric folds and the lightweight sleeves camouflage any insecurities and emphasis an hourglass figure.

Available at: www.baroqueboutique.co.uk

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