At the ceremony (the bride is in the center):
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEgwaso9W4XI1mt16MO-NRyQBRfwlD4w6EqKpmNX-MEW3GmvCU_KkWgdeNR42lOblnNKJTt1sppgsMZZky013wQAIggvlNyVGHWSTV6X95yGnI8_zAeX4H_berxD2aYbt3dsrLwrAjKk7ks/s400/non-matching-bridesmaids-ceremony.jpg)
At the reception (once again the bride in the middle):
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEiDa5Z9yC0164R0YPr1ZU1XYZuMjkS7fHrpb2N9nZiCFh4OrFJz7Ayy8ZJmNYF5GGvqk6xqP3ya18tPXKBoX9KDUFPln-7BVRzm4kHTIaRzdiYPtfSspd11pCl2D2vrTHAsnyKPzkada-g/s400/non-matching-bridesmaids-reception.jpg)
For both of these, I tried to pick a style of embellishment and a family of colors that would coordinate well. The top set has more traditional-feeling style elements (zardosi and kundan work, contrasting borders). Most of the outfits have some amount of orange or turquoise in them. For the bottom set I chose mostly single-color outfits that had sheer fabric. Those all happened to have metallic, swirly embellishment. The similarity in style gave me freedom to choose a wider range of colors. FYI, I don't have 10 bridesmaids. I'm just trying to show a lot of options.