plus size olive bridesmaid dresses

Q: How do I measure for a bridesmaid dress?

Check out our video for the best tips on how to measure properly for your bridesmaid dress.

Q: How do I style a convertible dress?

We have tutorial videos on exactly how to achieve each look, from halter to off-the-shoulder and even a variety of back options (because an exit is just as important).

Q: What are the different fabric options?

We know that along with the right silhouette, the fabric is key in achieving a certain look for your wedding day. Head over to our Fabric 101 and discover our fabric options in chiffon, mesh, tulle, crepe, and satin and don't forget to order swatches before committing (you get 3 for free).

IF YOUR GOAL IS TO FIND A CHIC AND SOPHISTICATED SHADE FOR YOUR WEDDING, YOU'VE MET YOUR MATCH WITH OUR OLIVE GREEN BRIDESMAID DRESSES. THIS DEEP, RICH SHADE HAS THE CLASSIC YELLOW UNDERTONE THAT MAKES OLIVE SUCH A UNIQUE BUT VERSATILE SHADE FOR YOUR WEDDING. PLUS, ALL OF OUR DRESSES ARE AFFORDABLE AND UNDER $100, FROM CREPE TO SATIN!

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About our plus size olive green bridesmaid dresses

We love that olive green bridesmaid dresses are trending, but don't be mistaken—it's a classic that's here to stay! This rich shade of green is made unique with its yellow undertone and surprisingly looks great for all wedding seasons. Our plus size olive green bridesmaid dresses are insanely flattering on a wide range of body types, are size-inclusive (in sizes up to 3X, woop!), and they're ALL under $100, making them the best affordable olive green bridesmaid dresses online.

How do I measure for a bridesmaid dress?

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How do I mix and match bridesmaid dress colors?

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We've made it insanely easy to mix and match multiple colors in our collection! Rule of thumb is to stick to one family. Our olive green bridesmaid dresses look so beautiful when mixed and matched between fabrics (think olive crepe with olive satin!) but it also pairs beautifully with other shades in the green family like emerald green, or go minimalist by pairing it with classic black. If you need some guidance, we have free moodboards that you can download.

How do I style a convertible dress?

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What are the different fabric options?

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