Grandmother of the bride

Depending if she wants a 2 piece or a dress, there are lots of options. Just look up 'mother of the bride':

/dresses/occasion-dresses

https://www.jacques-vert.co.uk/en/mother-of-the-bride/dresses/

http://www.debenhams.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/Navigate?ps=default&storeId=10701&lid=%2F%2Fproductsuniverse%2Fen_GB%2Fproduct_online%3DY%2Finsearch%3D1%2F%24s%3Dmother_of_the_bride%3Bt%3Dpicked_lists_profile&catalogId=10001&langId=-1

https://www.johnlewis.com/gifts/wedding/wedding-clothing/mother-of-the-bride/dresses=newinproducttype-motherofthebride-1963/c8000028583

https://www.phase-eight.com/inspiration/

https://www.phase-eight.com/wedding/mother-of-the-bride/

Hi,

Yeah if you just look up mother of the bride outfits loads should come up, try m&s, john lewis etc they always have a good selection

Hello

I also have a Grandmother of the Bride (Age 86) to dress for my daughter's wedding in May 2018 but we have the added problem that she can only wear viscose, cotton or silk. That is - no man-made fabrics! Online searches don't seem to help much. Luckily she can still get to the shops but it just narrows down our option. Any ideas anyone? Thank you

My partners mum can't wear any man-made fabrics either which definitely makes it more of a challenge. I took her to Bon Marche (they have alot more options on-line that aren't in the shops as well) and now she's ended up with 4 dresses and the problem is she now can't decide which to wear! It's definitely a better problem to have thought

Book her in for the personal shopper service at Debenhams. It's far easier for her than a normal shopping trip.