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Floral Maternity Dresses in Prints, Eyelet and Embroidery

A print does the work a plain dress cannot. It breaks up a silhouette, it hides everything from a spill to a crease, and it photographs well, which matters more in pregnancy than at any other time. Explore floral maternity dresses in sizes XS through 3XL: maxis, midis, sundresses, wrap and bodycon styles, plus eyelet and embroidered pieces.

The prints run from small ditsy florals through to tropical and bold botanical, in navy, black, lilac, red, pink and white grounds. Several are cut as maternity and nursing dresses, so a dress bought for a shower keeps working after the birth.

Which Floral Dress Suits Which Occasion?

Light grounds and small prints read daytime: baby showers, garden parties, weekends and warm weather. Dark grounds with a bolder floral read evening, and are the safer choice for a wedding you are attending as a guest or anything after 6pm.

Cut matters as much as print. A wrap or shoulder tie gives adjustability as the bump grows, a smock or shirred style is the most forgiving in the third trimester, and a bodycon in a print gives shape without the exposure of a plain fitted dress.

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  • Floral maxi dresses: the most versatile length, works for showers and weddings.
  • Smock and shirred: the easiest fit late in pregnancy, no waistband at all.
  • Wrap and shoulder tie: adjustable, and the most likely to fit both before and after.
  • Eyelet and embroidered: texture rather than print, for a quieter formal look.
  • Print bodycon: shape through the bump with the print softening the line.

Sizes run XS to 3XL, with free shipping and free returns on US orders over $100. For plain colors instead, see all maternity dresses, or go straight to baby shower dresses if that is the occasion.

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Floral Maternity Dress FAQs

What size floral maternity dress should I order?

Your usual pre-pregnancy size. These are cut with room over the bump already, so sizing up adds width at the shoulders instead. Smock, shirred and wrap styles are the most forgiving if you are ordering well ahead of an event.

Is a floral dress appropriate for a wedding while pregnant?

Yes, as long as the ground is not white or ivory. A darker base with a floral print is one of the easiest wedding guest options in pregnancy, since it dresses up with shoes and jewellery and needs no shapewear underneath.

What is the difference between eyelet and embroidered?

Eyelet is a fabric with small cut-out holes stitched around the edges, so the pattern is in the fabric itself. Embroidery is thread stitched onto the surface. Both give texture and detail without a printed pattern, which reads quieter and slightly more formal than a bold floral.

Can I breastfeed in these dresses?

Some of them, yes. The styles described as maternity and nursing have feeding access built in, and wrap and shoulder tie designs are often workable even without it. The product description confirms it dress by dress.