Buzz·Posted on Aug 8, 201521 Brides Too Bold For White Wedding DressesColors of love.by Leonora EpsteinBuzzFeed StaffLinkFacebookPinterestTwitterMail 1. A pale gray dress works surprisingly well in warm seasons. View this photo on Instagram 2. This bride's two-piece brings an unexpected pop of yellow. View this photo on Instagram 3. Why not make your wedding a swank black-tie affair? View this photo on Instagram 4. Ice blue is perfect on this simple, modern silhouette. View this photo on Instagram 5. A medley of lavender is so lovely in ruffles. View this photo on Instagram 6. Dusty rose is the picture of perfection. View this photo on Instagram 7. While baby blue can be very Cinderella-y. View this photo on Instagram 8. Red is strong and daring, especially when paired with high-style accessories. View this photo on Instagram 9. This teal looks like it was taken from a tropical lagoon. View this photo on Instagram 10. Orange: surprisingly classy! View this photo on Instagram 11. Peachy pink brings even more romance to the day. View this photo on Instagram 12. For just a touch of color, there's always the ombre trick. View this photo on Instagram 13. Or, reverse-ombre. View this photo on Instagram 14. Silk looks even more regal in a rich, mossy green. View this photo on Instagram 15. This dusty peach is so unusual, and yet works so well with the gorgeous architecture of this dress. View this photo on Instagram 16. How about just a hint of pink on a sweetly simple gown? View this photo on Instagram 17. When rocking black, a black bouquet makes it even more awesome. View this photo on Instagram 18. This rusty red would be perfect for a fall or winter wedding. View this photo on Instagram 19. This lacy number is barely pink — for the bride who doesn't want to stray too far from white. View this photo on Instagram 20. Pink can be sexy... but also very innocent! View this photo on Instagram 21. It's just the touch of grayish-blue that makes this a dress everyone will remember for years to come. View this photo on Instagram