33 of the Best Winter Wedding Guest Dresses That’ll Keep You Warm But Still Looking Chic

Omnes is second to none when it comes to affordable dresses with sustainable credentials, like this sleeveless velvet number.

A jersey dress that you take from an 8 to a 10 with a studded pair of ballet pumps, say, or a statement clutch.

Ghost has a wealth of wedding guest dresses that are winter-appropriate, including this shirred number.

I love the contrast between this dress's velvet top half and taffeta bottom half.

Hobbs's dress will tempt the most sequin-adverse of wedding guests.

There's nothing garden-variety about this column dress from Monsoon.

This boho-chic gown is bang on trend this winter.

Jigsaw's bronze draped dress is the best way to do metallics.

Nobody's Child has a brilliant range of occasionwear dresses like this balloon-sleeved number in emerald.

Fire red is always a fun colour to wear during the colder months.

A black wedding guest dress is fair game in 2024. Massimo Dutti's elegant satin take gets our vote.

Zara's moody take on florals is perfect for a cold-weather wedding (and hello sleeves!).

A Rixo print is a one-way-ticket to standing out for all the right reasons at a winter wedding.

This halter-neck silk dress makes a very convincing case for polka dots (and would definitely help you ace a black tie dress code).

A fluid slip dress can absolutely be wedding-appropriate if dressed up with a shoulder-grazing pair of earrings.

Me+Em's maxi dress is one of the best velvet options on the market.

Stine Goya's poppy-print midi dress could easily be dressed up with platform sandals and red lipstick.

No one does elegant column gowns quite like Galvan.

Ganni's velvet dress can double as your party season plus one.

M&S comes up trumps with this demure take on sheer.

Polka dots always do the rounds during race season but don't discount them for weddings. LK Bennett's ruffled take gets our vote.

For a city wedding during the winter months, Karen Millen's corsage-trimmed cocktail dress is The One.

Jewel tones work a treat in the winter months - and this emerald is everything.

For a cool take on crystals, look to this slip dress from J.Crew.

The peekaboo sleeves give this dress a tantalising hint.

Instead of ditsy florals, opt instead for a blown-up print like this black-and-red number by Phase Eight.

For a festive-adjacent wedding, you couldn't do better than this berry-coloured mini.

Sister Jane is the queen of coquette-style dresses - and this bow-trimmed, ice blue number is the dream.

This structural plissé gown will guarantee you make an entrance.

Gold sequins make this silk-trimmed midi a moment.

Jersey becomes wedding-appropriate in the hands of Magda Butrym.

Nanushka's fine-knit maxi dress with its psychedelic colour palette will blow any floral out of the water.

Put a twist on tartan with this high-necked dress from Boden.