Wondering where to get bride pajamas for getting ready? Which PJs for your morning of should you buy and where should you shop? We’ve got you covered! Read on for more and subscribe for the latest to your inbox!
Here’s the thing: your bridal getting ready outfit shouldn’t be any old pair of PJs. These are the bride pajamas that will live forever in photos, see you through hours of hair and makeup, and still feel comfy enough for sipping mimosas with your crew. The right bridal pajama set checks every box: it is flattering, practical, doesn’t cost a ton of money (hello, leftover cash for cute bride slippers), and are a little bit extra since you are The Bride. Whether you want silky and luxe with satin, soft and comfy with modal, playful with feathers, or bride to be pajamas cozy enough to wear on repeat long after the wedding, this guide covers it all. Consider your pajama hunt officially handled. Pajamas are one of the top bride gifts and let’s just say… we got this. Let’s get started!
Why Bride Pajamas Are Worth It
Here is the truth. The morning of your wedding is a whirlwind of hairspray, happy tears, and your photographer quietly catching all the sweet moments. Your outfit will be in those photos, and you want those photos to be as memorable as possible. Bride pajamas should be comfy for getting ready, flattering in photos, easy to change out of without messing up your hair and makeup, and cute enough that you will want to wear them again on your honeymoon and cozy Sunday mornings with your honey. :)
Best Bride Pajamas by Vibe
Not sure what style to get? Browse below by bridal vibe! We’ve found the perfect pair of pajamas for every bride.
Cozy and Cute Sweatsuit
A fan-favorite for a reason: get cozy and comfy with this bride sweatsuit pajama set with zip-up hoodie and shorts that won’t mess up your style. Available with shorties or sweatpants to suit any season.
Classic Short Set
Think crisp piping, button top, and a relaxed fit. A short set is a wedding morning favorite because buttons protect your hair and makeup. Choose white or ivory for a bridal look, then add a subtle trim or monogram.
Rayon With Feather Trim
Feather cuffs are playful and so photogenic. If you want glam without a heavy robe, a rayon feather-trim bride pajama set delivers.
Silk Luxe Set
Real silk drapes beautifully and keeps you cool. It is a splurge that feels like a keepsake. If you plan to wear your set on the honeymoon too, silk is worth it. Get the most stylish silk bride pajamas from Silk and More.
Modal or Bamboo for Cloud-Soft Bride to Be Pajamas
Modal and bamboo are buttery soft, breathable, and great for sensitive skin. They also resist wrinkles which is a win for photos (and travel). Get yours from SSWeddings.
Cotton Classic
Structured yet breathable. Cotton holds its shape so the collar and piping look sharp on camera. Perfect for weddings all year round. Get your pjs from Seline Lounge.
Getting ready robes vs bride pajamas
Robes photograph beautifully, but pajamas offer coverage while you sit, stretch, or reach. If you love both, wear a pajama set with a matching robe for photos, then take the robe off while your stylist works. If buttons are not your thing, choose a wrap top or a nightshirt that pulls down rather than over your head.
Best bride pajamas by budget
Under $50
- Cotton or modal knit short sets
- White with black piping for a timeless look
- Great for bachelorette parties and matching groups
Typical price: $25 to $50
50 to 100
- Upgraded fabrics and nicer trim
- Optional personalization like embroidery
- Detachable feather cuffs are common here
Typical price: $60 to $95
100 and up
- Real silk, elevated tailoring, custom monograms
- Beautiful drape for photos and honeymoon longevity
- Great gift from a parent or partner
Typical price: $120 to $300+
Shopping tip: Order two sizes if you are between sizes, then return what does not fit. Try your set on while sitting in a makeup chair to check comfort and coverage.
Seasonal guide: summer vs winter bride pajamas
Summer Bride Pajamas
- Fabric: cotton poplin, linen blends, bamboo, or modal
- Style: shorts set or romper
- Color: bright white or soft ivory that will not show through if you wear nude colored undergarments (look for seamless so you don’t have lines in photos)
Winter Bride Pajamas
- Fabric: silk, heavier satin, brushed knit
- Style: long pant sets, jogger sets, plaid pajama sets, or a cozy nightshirt with robe
- Extras: slippers and a knit wrap/sweater/sweatshirt for cozy photos
Fabric 101: pick the best feel for your day
| Fabric | Why brides love it | Watch outs | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|
| Silk | Breathable, luxe drape, cool to the touch | Dry clean or delicate wash only, higher price | All seasons, honeymoon keepsake |
| Satin | Smooth, glossy look that photographs beautifully | Can trap heat, check for stretch satin for comfort | Fall and winter weddings |
| Modal or Bamboo | Buttery soft, breathable, great stretch | Can pill over time if dried on high heat | Summer weddings and sensitive skin |
| Cotton Poplin | Structured and crisp with classic piping | Needs a light steam to look its best | Warm weather, classic bridal style |
| Linen Blend | Airy and natural, relaxed vibe | Wrinkles easily, steam before photos | Beach and destination weddings |
Fit and sizing tips that save the day
- Buttons are your best friend. They protect hair and makeup when you’re ready to change into your wedding dress.
- Size up if between. A relaxed fit looks better on camera than fabric pulling at the buttons.
- Check inseam and rise. Shorts that are too short will ride up while you sit in a chair. A 3 to 4 inch inseam is a sweet spot for many brides.
- Mind your undertones. Bright white can go blue under cool lighting. Ivory or off white is often safer in photos.
- Steam the set the night before. Hang it near the shower and do a quick pass with a steamer on the morning of the wedding.
Personalization ideas for the bride and the crew
For the Bride
- Monogram on pocket or cuff
- Mrs on the front or the back of the top
- Wedding date hidden on the inside hem
For the Bridal Party
- Mixed but matching colors that fit your palette
- Role embroidery like Maid of Honor and Bridesmaid
- Gift with a matching scrunchie or eye mask; a pair of socks, or slippers
Plus, petite, and tall bride pajamas
Every body deserves a beautiful fit. Here is how to find it.
- Plus size bride pajamas: Look for extended sizing and a curved hem on the top for hip comfort. Stretch fabrics like modal are gentle and comfortable for long wear.
- Petite bride pajamas: A cropped pant or tailored short keeps proportions balanced. Avoid cuffs that overwhelm the wrist.
- Tall bride pajama sets: Check top length and sleeve length, not just pants. A 30 to 32 inch inseam pant usually feels better than a standard 28 to 29 inch inseam.
Photo and getting ready tips
- Match the room. If your getting ready suite is dark, choose a brighter set so you pop in photos. If it is bright and white, ivory or a soft pastel keeps things clean and chic.
- Coordinate, do not clone. If your crew is in blush, try white for you and champagne for them. It reads cohesive without looking costume like.
- Slippers and socks. They add texture and keep feet comfy between shots.
- Have a lint roller nearby. Especially for satin and silk.
Care tips so your set lasts past the honeymoon
- Follow the label, then treat it even nicer. PRO TIP: Use this delicates bag, cold wash, lay flat or hang dry.
- Remove detachable feathers before washing and store them in a zip bag.
- When traveling, roll your set in a packing cube and add a dryer sheet to reduce static.
Bride pajama FAQs
What color bride pajamas photograph best
Ivory and soft white are safe in most lighting. Bright white can look cool under some LEDs. If your room is very bright, consider a gentle champagne or blush so you do not blend into the background.
Should I choose shorts or pants
Shorts are breezy and great for summer or warm rooms. Pants feel elevated and cozy in fall and winter. Pick what makes you comfortable when sitting for hair and makeup.
Do I need buttons
Buttons are best for protecting hair and makeup. If you prefer a pullover, choose a wide neck or wrap style so you can take it off without smudging your look.
When should I buy my bride pajamas
Order 6 to 8 weeks before the wedding, earlier if you want personalization. Try them on with your undergarments and do a quick sit test in a chair.
Can my bridal party match me
Absolutely. Choose a color family and let roles shine with trim or embroidery. You can be in white while your crew wears champagne or blush for a cohesive look.
What about honeymoon pajamas
Pick a second set in a color you love so you are not living in white all trip long. Modal or silk travel well and feel special.
The bottom line
Bride pajamas should check three boxes. Comfortable, flattering, and photo ready. Choose the fabric that feels best, a silhouette that works with your getting ready plan, and a color that plays nicely with your lighting. Add personalization if you like, and plan ahead so you can relax on the morning that matters. You will wear your set long after the last slice of cake and that is the goal.
I hope this helps as you select the best bride pajamas for you! Let me know which pair you choose!
Happy Planning!
xo
Emma
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