As fall rounds the corner (We know — crazy right?!), we’re filling our shopping carts with the perfect dresses for all of our fall events. Bold colors and fun prints are all the rage, and we’re taking advantage of all the colors in this wedding guest dress shopping roundup. While fall may be a fan-favorite season, it can be hard to predict what the weather will be. It could be in the seventies on Tuesday and dip into the fifties by Friday — you can really never know what to expect.
Keep reading for our favorite wedding guest dresses for every fall wedding on your calendar — from styles fit for the Miami heat and the cool New England air.
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Show out and stand out in this stunning hot pink dress. Not only is it a great wedding guest dress, but it’s amazing for any formal gathering.
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“But what you don't know is that [this dress] is not just blue, it's not turquoise, it's not lapis, it's actually cerulean.” Excuse us as we channel our inner Miranda Priestly.
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The sultry square neckline and side slit, plus the puffed shoulders and a relaxed skirt, will grab everyone’s attention.
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This is THE fall dress of fall dresses. From the colors to the floral accents, this dress is perfect for a warm fall wedding.
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This teal moment is *everything*. Seriously. You’ll be catching us rocking this to our next wedding later this fall.
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ICYMI, green is the color of the year. Keep your love for green going with this gorgeous piece.
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With so many styling opportunities, the possibilities are infinite with this fabulous dress.
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If your fall wedding is going to be H-O-T, then give this bold number a try.
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Teal and emerald are such fall colors, and this dress is the perfect mix of both.
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Just as effortless as it is ethereal, this head-turning maxi is designed to be paired with anything from a staple stiletto to a fun flat. This gorgeous gown is sure to be a staple in your special occasions collection for many years to come.
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If you’re looking for a polished, refined gown — this is the one for you.
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So timeless and forever flattering, this sweet midi will turn heads from the boardwalk to your next soiree.
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This deep mustard gown is stunning — from its balloon sleeves to its low back, you’ll be fielding dozens of compliments.
Stand out in this timeless maxi dress is designed to be paired with absolutely anything from a staple stiletto to a strappy sandal.
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Every girl needs a LBD, and this classic piece will last a lifetime.
What dress will you be wearing to your upcoming events? Let us know @BritandCo!
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Design by Olivia Taylor.
I truly feel like I’ve been living under a rock when it comes to what’s good at Whole Foods. Turns out, they’ve been hiding some really impressive deals on groceries in the shadows, but I’m here to shed some light on ‘em. Whole Foods offers savings every week, and I’m fully convinced that my local Whole Foods will be seeing a whole lot more of me from now on.
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Tuesdays and Fridays are the main days of the week that Whole Foods offers savings on their groceries. The first amazing deal for Tuesdays is BOGO 50% off packaged soups – perfect for this time of year!
They’ve got every kind of flavor from minestrone and chicken noodle to Italian wedding and broccoli cheddar. Their packaged soups average out at about $9 per 24-ounce tub, so saving 50% on one when you buy one is pretty good, especially for meal prep purposes.
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You can take $2 off two kinds of Whole Foods’ rotisserie chickens every Tuesday. Their classic rotisserie chicken goes for $9 while the organic version sells for $13. I love using rotisserie chicken for soups, sandwiches, wraps, and pastas, so getting a whole chicken to use for recipes all week long for just $7 is so nice!
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Sometimes you just do not feel like cooking on a Friday evening after work – that’s where this Whole Foods savings hack comes in! Every Friday, you can get a large cheese pizza for $8. While there’s nothing wrong with a plain cheese pizza (nostalgia galore!), I’d take advantage of this deal then bulk up my slices with various toppings like peppers, pepperoni, and olives.
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Ooh, fancy! Every Friday, Whole Foods’ wild caught oysters go for $1 a pop. Buy a dozen for just $12, and you’re golden. This deal would be perfect for a bougie at-home date night.
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This is another great date night pick! Buy one packaged sushi roll, and get another 50% off on Fridays only. From rainbow rolls to California rolls, this Whole Foods savings hack has my cravings going crazy.
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Got a hankering for a sweet treat? Don’t fret – you can shop a whole family-sized serving of tiramisu at Whole Foods for just $10 every Friday.
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The death of the work week and start of the weekend is obviously a cause for celebration, and Whole Foods has you covered with $12 bottles of Presto prosecco every Friday. Cheers!
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If there’s one recipe you 100 percent need to crank out some seriously festive Christmas dessert ideas, it’s the classic, basic sugar cookie. Some of the most intricately ordained, masterpiece cookies (like pink Christmas decorations, jolly reindeer, and llamas) begin with a simple foundation. Let’s start with this recipe we love for a vanilla-bean-speckled version that’s sure to hold its own under all that royal icing.
Using an electric mixer, beat butter and sugar until light and fluffy, then add vanilla bean and egg. Mix until just incorporated. Stop mixer and scrape down the sides of the bowl with a spatula.
Gradually add flour (you may not need the full three cups), and mix until dough forms and pulls away from the bowl. Divide dough into two even discs and wrap in cling wrap, then refrigerate for at least two hours or overnight.
When ready to roll dough, pre-heat oven to 350°F and line baking trays with parchment paper or silicone baking mats.
Using a rolling pin, roll cookie dough between two pieces of parchment paper to 1/4-inch in thickness, and use cookie cutters to cut out cookie shapes.
Transfer cookies to a baking tray using a lightly floured spatula. Refrigerate for 10-15 minutes before baking.
Bake for approximately 15 minutes, or when edges begin to brown. The time will be dependent on size and thickness of cookies.
Decorate your easy Christmas cookies to you and your family's liking!
Check out our baking and cooking classes for more recipes to make at home!
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See our ‘Grammable Holiday Cookie Guide.
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