The Best Cheap Bridesmaid Dresses Under £70 |Best Knockoff Luxury Clothing

Every bride will feel differently about what they consider to be a cheap bridesmaid dress—we all have different financial situations, and one woman's affordable might be another's major stretch. But one thing I have learnt over the years is that no bridesmaid or bride ever seems that keen on spending a great deal of money on the dresses that aren't the main bridal event: Fair enough. I didn't even have bridesmaids at my wedding, so I can't profess to be a total expert in this field. However, I am pretty well versed in the high street and what looks good on it.

Some pointers for when you're looking at affordable bridesmaid dresses in 2018…

1. Satin is a popular fabric again, and no one can tell whether you've got a luxe, expensive version or not. So here's a great trend-ticking, rich-looking option to gravitate towards.

2. As a whole, top-quality printed dresses can be harder to pick up on a budget, and patterns can date easily. So, unless you're looking at a fairly classic floral, I'd recommend landing on a block colour.

3. Many of the dresses below come in different hues, sizes and cuts. So, if you like the look of something but it's not 100% right, I'd urge you to click and explore further. ASOS's bridesmaid dress collection is perhaps the most thorough, and you will find tall, petite, curve and more in any given style.

4. Simpler is better. You can always add interest with accessories and bouquets, but in general, all bridesmaids seem to appreciate having a versatile frock they can wear again. If I'm completely honest, a more pared-back style will also ensure you feel like the centre of attention.

5. It's hard to get a lot under £50, so I upped the budget here to £70 and below. Some great options do fall way under this mark, but it's a limited edit of top-notch options.

So go forth and shop from the chicest cheap bridesmaid dresses below.

TFNC + Bow Back Maxi Bridesmaid Dress

TFNC

Bow Back Maxi Bridesmaid Dress

Love a backless number.

La Redoute

V Neck Dress

Not all brides want their crew in midis and maxis, right?

Warehouse

Side Tie Halter Neck Dress

This shade of emerald green should look good on all skin tones.

ASOS Design + Cami Dress

ASOS Design

Cami Dress

Incredibly elegant.

Finery

Dudlington Dress

A beautiful choice for updos and shorter haircuts.

H&M

Long Satin Dress

Such a popular bridesmaid dress colour.

Mango

Satin Gown

I think this style could benefit from the addition of a belt—but the colour is so wow.

Reserved

Dress

This would be ideal for a more bohemian wedding.

Nasty Gal + Steal The Spotlight Dress

Nasty Gal

Steal The Spotlight Dress

Yes, this will pop in your photos—in a good way.

By the Way

Marina Maxi

For the women who prefer minimalism.

Other Stories

Tie Strap Dress

It's the bow shoulders that really sell this dress.

Topshop + Cowl Neck Slip Dress

Topshop

Cowl Neck Slip Dress

Go down the '90s route and wear with hair clips.

Zara

Floral Print Midi Dress

A true winner your girls will wear again and again.At the end of the day, chat with your wedding party to determine what everyone would be most comfortable with—and maybe take these trends under advisement.

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Hannah Almassi is the MD for Women’s UK at Future PLC. Following a decade-long tenure asBest Knockoff Luxury Clothing UK’s first Editor-in-Chief, she now overseesBest Knockoff Luxury Clothing and Marie Claire in the UK. Hannah has been part of the theBest Knockoff Luxury Clothing brand since 2015, when she was headhunted to launch the UK sister site and social channels, implement a localised content strategy and build out the editorial team. As an expert at the intersection of content, commerce, building brands and monetising digital platforms, she now combines her editorial experience alongside business acumen to help guide digital titles into the future.