While summer does mean no more tests, lazy days, tan lines,
and sunstreaked hair, it also announces the beginning of another “season”:
wedding season. Sure, you’ve been getting the save the dates, you’ve seen the
facebook coundowns until the “Big Day!”, but its just now dawning on you that
all those weddings mean new dresses! Because there really isn’t a better excuse
to buy a whole new outfit than “I have a friend’s wedding, and everyone there
has already seen all my cute dresses!” It also begs the question of just what
is appropriate wedding attire? Can you wear heels to a beach wedding? Does
black tie mean a floor length dress? How short is too short? Have no fear, this simple wedding guide breaks it all down for you, from shoes to clutches to
earrings and more!
Traditional Wedding
This type of wedding usually allows for a bit of fun fashion
creativity. So why not play with a fun print or bust out a bright color? My
current obsession is the J.Crew scallop dress because, let’s be honest, what’s
not to love? Top it off with mint and gold accessories for a fun, polished
look. Plus, those Kate Spade heels are to die for!
$63 - eluxe.ca
Formal Wedding
Check the invitation for specific instructions, but usually
this does not mean ballgown attire. Nevertheless, keep it classy with a high
neckline, simple accessories, and muted shoes. This Milly dress is an adorable
silloutte with a fun but not too over the top print. Let your dress be the
focal point with a simple pearl necklace and conservative heels.
katespade.com
Outdoor Wedding
No matter where you are, there’s a good chance this wedding
is going to get a bit toasty. Stay cool with an adorable Lilly Pulitzer shift
in fun and beachy colors. Choose wedges over heels to keep your feet from
sinking into grass or sand, and top it off with a laidback, cool clutch like
this J.Crew straw one.
jcrew.com
No matter the type of wedding, it’s all about having fun! Pick a cute outfit, killer accessories, but most importantly: your dancing shoes! Get ready to have fun and celebrate with the bride and groom!
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