Green Glamour: How to make your Bridesmaids look stunning and sustainable

By Maréa Janae

There are several options for sustainably sourced bridesmaids dresses in Colorado, including:

- Local boutiques and designers that use sustainable materials and ethical manufacturing practices.

- Second-hand or vintage shops that offer previously worn dresses that have been up-cycled or repurposed.

- Rental companies that allow bridesmaids to rent dresses for the wedding and return them after the event.

- Online retailers that specialize in sustainable fashion, such as Reformation, Everlane, and Patagonia. Brands like Birdsong London, and Sotela that have sustainable options in their collections. Brands also like Rent the Runway, which have a wide range of sustainable options and also allow bridesmaids to rent the dresses.

It is worth noting that most of these options might not have a physical store in Colorado, however they do have an online presence. It is also recommended to check for reviews and ask for certifications before making a purchase, to ensure that the company is truly sustainable. Are there any physical stores in colorado with good options for this? There are several physical stores in Colorado that offer sustainably sourced bridesmaids dresses, including: Goldie's Bridal Boutique in Denver, which features wedding gowns and bridesmaid dresses made from sustainable materials and ethical manufacturing practices. Lace & Liberty in Denver, which offers a range of sustainable bridesmaid dresses made from organic cotton and linen. Little White Dress in Denver, which carries bridesmaid dresses from designers who prioritize sustainable practices, such as Jenny Yoo and Sottero and Midgley. The Green Bride in Boulder, which specializes in eco-friendly and sustainable wedding attire, including bridesmaid dresses. The Bridal Collection in Greenwood Village, which offers a range of sustainably sourced bridesmaid dresses from designers such as Watters and Wtoo.

It is worth noting that while these stores may have good options, it is still important to ask for certifications, reviews and ask questions to ensure that the company is truly sustainable and not just greenwashing.