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3 Essential Tips on Choosing Your Outfit as a Wedding Guest
For many people, it's not easy to find the best outfit to wear as a guest in a wedding. While brides can simply seek advice from bridal shops or read from thousands of bridal magazines and articles available online or in print, wedding guests will have a lot of questions in mind regarding what to wear. If you're one of these guests, don't worry! Below are some quick tips for you.
Consider keeping a low profile
Especially when there's no dress code indicated in the invitation, always remember that your outfit shouldn't be so lavish to the point that you'll outdo the bride. Yes, you can have accessories to complete your outfit, but make sure to avoid those with bold designs such as statement jewelries. Moreover, consider avoiding a white floor-length dress that makes you look like the bride. On the other hand, and unless specified in the wedding invitation, avoid wearing black because it's mostly worn during funerals.
Get to know the dress code
Some couples have a color theme for their wedding, and often, they will request guests to wear something with the same color. In other cases, a dress code is specifically indicated in the invitation such as a Black Tie theme, which means that ladies are expected to wear a formal floor-length dress. Also, take note that not all wedding celebrations are formal such as those held on the beaches. If in doubt, make sure to ask the couple or event organizer regarding what to wear.
Don't forget about your comfort
Regardless of whether the wedding requires formal wear or not, you should always consider your comfort. From your dress to your shoes, your outfit shouldn't hinder you from enjoying and having fun in the wedding and shouldn't restrict your movements especially when you love to dance.
Consider keeping a low profile
Especially when there's no dress code indicated in the invitation, always remember that your outfit shouldn't be so lavish to the point that you'll outdo the bride. Yes, you can have accessories to complete your outfit, but make sure to avoid those with bold designs such as statement jewelries. Moreover, consider avoiding a white floor-length dress that makes you look like the bride. On the other hand, and unless specified in the wedding invitation, avoid wearing black because it's mostly worn during funerals.
Get to know the dress code
Some couples have a color theme for their wedding, and often, they will request guests to wear something with the same color. In other cases, a dress code is specifically indicated in the invitation such as a Black Tie theme, which means that ladies are expected to wear a formal floor-length dress. Also, take note that not all wedding celebrations are formal such as those held on the beaches. If in doubt, make sure to ask the couple or event organizer regarding what to wear.
Don't forget about your comfort
Regardless of whether the wedding requires formal wear or not, you should always consider your comfort. From your dress to your shoes, your outfit shouldn't hinder you from enjoying and having fun in the wedding and shouldn't restrict your movements especially when you love to dance.
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