Think of the dress code as attire that's dressier than what you would wear to work, but not as formal as what you would wear to black-tie or formal events
Features include a halter neck detail, a gathered bodice with the sweetest double layer of ruffles, and the most unique woven sea shell cotton fabric
Dress codes at weddings are meant to uphold a chosen aesthetic for the celebrating couple
Safe color choices: Classic black (always appropriate) Navy and midnight blue Deep jewel tones (emerald, sapphire, burgundy) Rich earth tones (chocolate, forest green, plum) Metallics (gold, bronze, champagne) Sophisticated pastels in formal fabrics Colors to approach carefully: White, ivory, or cream (too close to bridal) Extremely bright neons Colors that match the bridal party exactly Pattern guidelines: Subtle prints in formal fabrics work well Avoid loud, casual patterns Keep graphics or novelty prints for other occasions Sophisticated florals or geometric designs can be elegant When selecting colors for semi formal wedding guest dresses, consider the season and venue alongside your personal preferences
The Polka Dot Lucy Dress The Southern Wedding Heading to a daytime wedding in a hot climate
A dreamy eyelet dress that's ready to go on a string of super cute dates, so grab your bae and off you go
