Help me keep my bridesmaids warm

[LittleMachine]

I'm getting married in December. My bridesmaids are wearing dresses similar to this
m.houseoffraser.co.uk/on/demandware.store/Sites-hof-Site/default/Product-Show?$$ja=cgid:8742983635%7ctsid:44970%7ccid:176424355%7clid:91227003475%7cnw:g%7ccrid:50945083435%7crnd:6671907271698135375%7cdvc:m%7cadp:1o4%7cmt:%7cbku:1&pid=212868076

I'm not sure what to get them to keep warm. I think stoles look a bit dated now. I'm wearing a fur coat. I could get the same for them but can anyone think of any alternatives please?

[flanjabelle]

I vote for faux fur. It would look stunning with those dresses.

[Bunbaker]

Some of those ideas are lovely, but a little impractical. A lace bolero with 3/4 length sleeves is about as much use as a chocolate frying pan for keeping warm in December.

I love the bridesmaid dresses BTW.

[LittleMachine]

More great ideas thanks! Yes the ceremony isn't in a church, it's in a (heated) historical building. And obviously the cars will be heated. Those dresses aren't the exact bridesmaid dresses, you can't get them now so I couldn't link, but they're the same colour and very similar.

[Dowser]

Have you made a decision. Surely wearing a pashmina is better than freezing.

[JiltedJohnsJulie]

Haven't got anything to add, just wanted to say that your dress is BEAUTIFUL

[LittleMachine]

Yes I have! We're getting knitted woollen shawls from an etsy shop.

Thanks JJJ, I didn't fancy a strapless corsety thing, which was all they seemed to have in the bridal shops.