I’ve found the most perfect budget wedding dresses of the season from PrettyLittleThing

A TRENDY fashionista has divided opinions after sharing her budget-friendly dresses she may wear to a wedding.

The much-awaited wedding season has finally arrived, and one of those getting ready for a ceremony is TikTok user Alex Coll.

To make sure she looks her best, the style enthusiast has been looking at various wedding guest dress options online, including from the fast fashion retailer PrettyLittleThing.

Armed with a bag of potential looks, the stunner took to TikTok to seek advice from social media members - and the try-on haul totally divided opinion.

The first number Alex had picked up was a jaw-dropping maxi dress in baby pink with a flattering plunging neckline.

''I did not expect to love this one as much as I do,'' said Alex while posing in the garment.

''I've been absolutely loving the ruffles trend this year - this might be favourite.''

Just as ''obsessed'' the style fanatic was with the next outfit - a flowy maxi dress in pale yellow that had a lovely contrast with her bronzed complexion.

''I just think it's so stunning,'' said Alex who had paired the dress with pointy pumps in her video.

Moving away from bright colours, the fashionista then jumped into an all black and white strappy dress with a cowl neck.

Chatting to the users on the platform, the stunner said: ''This one might be a little bit controversial - can you get away with wearing black and white as a wedding guest?

''I really like this, I love the fit.''

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The final outfit choice was a figure-hugging maxi dress with a floral watercolour print in pastels.

Admiring her reflection, the wedding guest said: ''This is so nice and I love a bit of colour.

''Really, really flattering. I literally don't know which one I prefer.''

But while Alex may have deemed all of these options wedding-appropriate, people online were of a slightly different opinion and dozens flocked to comments to warn her.

''Girl its 1 i think the yellow is too light and looks too much like white,'' wrote one.

Someone else reckoned: ''Black and white looks classy. Don't think that the other three look as rich.''

Meanwhile, another penned: ''love the dress but Black and white is not wedding perfect.''

''As long as it's not an all white dress I’d go for it, people are getting carried away with the no white rule,'' a person added.