CALLING all brides: dressing your wedding entourage just got even cheaper.
A number of bridesmaid dresses have been slashed to below £20 on ASOS – including branded ones.
With the cost of weddings soaring, this is the perfect time for budget-conscious brides to get shopping.
The dresses, which previously ranged from £50 to £150, are now all below £20.
Despite the dramatic price cuts, the quality and style of the collection remains at the same levels as full-price.
Featuring a variety of designs – from classic silhouettes to modern cuts – the sale caters to diverse bridal tastes and wedding themes.
The cheapest dress available is just £8.
The TFNC Bridesmaid kimono sleeve satin wrap midi dress in mink was originally priced at £58.
For trendier brides, the TFNC Bridesmaid mini skater dress in pale pink is now £12.50, down from £50.
To find the bargains, you simply need to type ‘bridesmaid dresses’ into the search bar and sort the results from lowest to highest price.
You’ll also find the Liquorish Bridesmaid cami strap satin wrap maxi dress in champagne an eye-watering 82% cheaper.
This £80 dress is now £14.40 and still available in most sizes.
Brides on Facebook are particularly raving about the Maya Deluxe whimsical bridesmaid dresses – all of which are below £20 too.
“If anyone is getting married soon, check these Maya Deluxe dresses out,” Rebecca Copley posted in the Extreme Couponing and Bargains UK group.
“I had these for my bridesmaids – they are beautiful.
“I paid £95 each two years ago.
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“They’re a right bargain at the minute on ASOS.”
Sophie Saleemi weighed in that the Maya Bridesmaid range on the e-retail giant’s site “are good quality”.
“I had the grey version of these, and they were beautiful,” Shannon Berry added.
The average wedding in the UK cost £20,700 in 2023, which was up 12.5% up on the average cost of a wedding in 2022, which was £18,400, and up nearly 20% from 2021’s average wedding spend of £17,300.
Approximately 70% of couples were given money from family or friends towards their wedding, which is up 7% from 2022.
In addition to this, one in 10 took out a loan to finance their wedding, and another 1 in 10 used credit cards to spread the costs, research from Hitched shows.
