What to Wear to a Garden Wedding: Dress, Shoes and Weather
A garden is a setting clue, not a complete dress code. Use the GARDEN Check to match the hosts' wording, real surface, dress, shoes, hem, weather and backup plan.
Read moreA garden is a setting clue, not a complete dress code. Use the GARDEN Check to match the hosts' wording, real surface, dress, shoes, hem, weather and backup plan.
Read moreA winery is a setting, not a dress code. Use the VINE plan to align the hosts' brief, venue route, weather, complete outfit, garment care, and sober transport.
Read moreA mini dress can work for many cocktail, semi-formal and dressy-casual weddings. Use the SHORT check to judge the hosts, setting, movement and complete outfit.
Read moreA beach is a setting clue, not a complete dress code. Use the BEACH Check to coordinate the hosts' wording, real surfaces, hourly weather, dress movement, shoes and route.
Read moreWhite, ivory, cream, and anything that reads bridal are usually the safest colors to skip. Black, red, pastels, and brights are often acceptable when the invitation and setting support them.
Read moreDecode cocktail, semi-formal, formal, black-tie optional and black-tie wedding attire. Use the invitation, venue, time and weather to choose with confidence.
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