mint green or lilac? Advice needed :)

I know the feeling, I too have kept changing colours that I like!! I like both of your choices but personally I like the lilac colour more and think that would go with the sunflowers lovely. At the end of the day though it is your choice. Alternatively, depending on how many bridesmaids you are having why not have both colours, there is nothing to say that they all have to wear the same

Sam xx

I love lilac and sunflowers! So pretty!

I love the green!

Your dress is lovely too BTW. I'm jealous, that type of dress did not suit me at all but I love the look of them.

I think both are gorgeous! Not much help I know x

Hi

Why dont you have both? Think its quite popular now to have bridesmaids in different colours

I agree with others who have suggested having both colours. You could either have some bridesmaids in lilac with the rest in green, or depending on the style of dress you want you could consider picking lilac as the 'base colour' with mint green accents/features (or vice versa). Lilac and mint green go together so this could work really well and would be a bit more unique.

Both colours are lovely, though the yellow of the sunflowers will go really well with the mint green, contrasting with the darker green leaves of the flower :-)

Hi, I know it's kind of irrelevant for the question you are asking, but I wondered where you found the mint green dress as this is the colour I want but not had much success in finding dresses I really love.

Looking at the link Rebekah it looks like it is from Bari Jay

http://barijay.com/bridesmaids/

I'm not normally a fan of lilac but in this case i think the lilac will sit much better with the sunflowers.

I like the green!! Our colour is also mint green - NIGHTMARE to find dresses this time of year isn't it! I'm really happy with the Bridesmaid dress i've chosen but only 2 out of 3 bridesmaids like it can't please everyone!! x

Oohh this is hard i like them both, i like the mint green colour with the cut of the lilac. Eek. Decisions!

I think the mint green for a summer wedding will look beautiful.

Hi there,

I am having mint green at my wedding in July, so of course I love the mint colour but the lilac dress in the picture in your post is just a stunning shade.

Have your asked your bridesmaids which colour they prefer? I guess if you have quite a few, it might not be that easy

Loving the delicate detail on your dress btw!

Either would go, but in nature you'd see lilac with sunflower colours, rather than the minty green.

What colouring skin/hair/eyes do the BM's have? That should be factored in also & may sway what colour you decide on.

So gorgeous and beautiful dress by the way! I love both shades for the bridesmaids dresses. I think maybe factor in bridesmaids skin tone and hair colour as the previous poster mentioned and work out what would perhaps suit them best. That might help you decide? Also, in my opinion, I would say that the lilac and sunflowers with your dress would have a romantic, perhaps slightly natural, rustic feel whereas the green would have a fresh modern feel. Both lovely themes - which would go best with your wedding?

I'm having mint green and pink. I think the lilac and mint would go lovely together.

I am having olive green at my wedding but I love both your choices. The lilac is a lovely shade but the style of the mint dress is nicer.

Both! They will look very pretty together x

I had the same exact same dilemma! I went with lilac in the end, it was more flattering to all the different skintones of my bridesmaids

I think lilac would go best with the sunflowers

I think a combination of both would be lovely x

Lilac. Will work nicely with your sunflowers.

The other does look like spearmint sweets. Bit 'in ya face' of a colour. Not that keen. May also look crap on fat bridesmaids, if you have any....

(Edit: In a blunt mood, I think).

Personally I like the green it's a little more different

Can anyone see or does anyone know where the lilac dress is from?

Have both colours they will look fab with sunflowers