Nordstrom Rack is offering 65% off wedding guest dresses just in time for wedding season

Anna Popp

Mon, Mar 21, 2022, 3:57 PM2 min read

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It’s officially spring, which means wedding season is just around the corner. Whether you’re attending one wedding or a dozen, now is the perfect time to save on wedding guest dresses at Nordstrom Rack.

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From now until Sunday, March 27, you can get up to 65% off select wedding guest dresses at Nordstrom Rack. Save on spring styles from top designers and brands including ASTR, Ted Baker London, Meghan La and more. If you’ve been procrastinating finding the perfect wedding look, now is your chance to save hundreds.

Attending a black-tie wedding? The Alexia Admor Alessi One Shoulder Patterned Maxi Dress is an elegant and stylish wedding guest dress for a formal event. With six different colors to choose from, you can opt for sleek black or emerald green depending on your preference. Typically costing $245, the gown is on sale for $79.97 for a limited time. This is a steal for a versatile dress that can be reworn for other occasions too.

For a spring wedding, consider the Love by Design Marie Flutter Sleeve Faux Wrap Maxi Dress in the color rose petal. This light pink wrap gown has chic flutter sleeves and a flowy lightweight skirt perfect for dancing the night away. Normally $118, you can save 49% on this Love by Design maxi dress,bringing the cost down to just $59.97.

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