Who says you have to wear solids or metallics in wedding dresses, especially if you're the mother of the bride or groom? No one. While there is nothing wrong with wearing a classic black, navy, or beige gown, they're very definitely not your only options. Choosing a dress using a fun, statement print gives a lot of life to the look with pretty minimal effort (all you have to do is find the dress!). Before you say you don't wear prints, we're here to tell you there is a patterned fabric readily available for everyone. Whether you need something simple and easy, understated, such as a striped shift from M.D.S. Stripes or Gal Meets Glam's green floral maxi or even a dress this can be a bit more fun, like Rixo's bold, graphic three-quarter sleeved gown, you will discover a style you want here.

Looking for something unique? Marchesa Notte's black-and-white embellished illusion gown might sound available, nevertheless, it works—especially for any black-tie event. If you are the kind of mom who loves prints as well as no convincing, only then do we encourage you to go for rich colours with bold patterns, like Emilio Pucci's pastel-printed shift dress or Saloni's fun yellow floral number. Paired with a swipe of red lipstick, you'll be the chicest mother. The vital thing to think about prints is always that when they're done properly, sometimes more is actually more.

No matter which camp you come under, know very well that a printed dress won't clash with the rest of the wedding party. You can pick a print which has the hue the 'maids are wearing or one that complements the cheap wedding dresses day's overall colour scheme. If the couple is throwing an effective bash and dressing their group in entirely monochrome attire, they may even appreciate a playful patterned pop to help break up the photos. If you're thinking about wearing a printed dress for your son or daughter's wedding, click through to see some of our favourite possibilities now.