I am going to a wedding this weekend. It is outdoors. Expected to be about 80 degrees. What to wear, what to wear. I am traveling a few hours so want to go casual. Would white slacks and a pretty long-sleeved top be ok, sandals. I am tempted to do capris but proly won't as I think it's too casual. The reception is at a local country club. And then to dress hubby.....mmmm. He has one dark suit that is really sharp but maybe that's too much. Can he just wear the pants and a nice shirt, tie? no tie? Thanks.
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What To Wear...help! wedding
#2
Posted 20 August 2012 - 01:22 PM
Hmmmmmm......well, I think the first thing I would do is to talk with someone else attending the wedding to kind of feel out what others may be wearing to the wedding.
My general feeling is that white pants and a pretty top are perfect, but maybe some pretty flats instead of sandals? I'd take a sports coat or jacket for your dh along too, just in case!
Just a thought.
My general feeling is that white pants and a pretty top are perfect, but maybe some pretty flats instead of sandals? I'd take a sports coat or jacket for your dh along too, just in case!
Just a thought.




#3
Posted 22 August 2012 - 09:19 PM
Well out here in the totally uncivilized west, you could wear just about anything you wanted. Keep in mind this truism: all eyes will be on bride, no one will notice what you are wearing unless it is completely outrageous. I think nice sandals wil be ok, with a nice pedicure.
#4
Posted 23 August 2012 - 01:21 AM
my fashion advice is always to wear an outfit that makes you hum inside


#5
Posted 23 August 2012 - 07:12 AM
Outdoor weddings are generally more casual affairs, so full-on formal wear isn't required. White slacks and a pretty top (I'd go sleeveless, since it's going to be warm and it is August, after all...) would be perfect. If you have some flashy sandles (silver? glittery gem accents?) and one single statement piece of jewelry, you will be good to go!
IMO, for your husband, casual slacks (khakis, even) and a bright (baby blue, coral, celery green) button-down shirt would be perfect. Just in case, I would check to see if jackets and ties are required for the country club, but I think for a day wedding and a private event, this would not be the case.
Have fun!!!!!!
IMO, for your husband, casual slacks (khakis, even) and a bright (baby blue, coral, celery green) button-down shirt would be perfect. Just in case, I would check to see if jackets and ties are required for the country club, but I think for a day wedding and a private event, this would not be the case.
Have fun!!!!!!


#6
Posted 23 August 2012 - 07:33 AM
I agree with everyone's suggestions. I just attended an outdoor wedding 2 weeks ago, and the men all wore dress shirts without ties and the women had everything you could imagine from slacks to sundresses. Have a great time!
#7
Posted 23 August 2012 - 11:11 AM
Thanks everyone...I think my white slacks and blouse will be fine..just need to settle on some shoes and my granddaughter said I could borrow something from her...yeah. Hubby will proly wear khakis and a shirt, take a tie with but I think it will be really casual too so no suit coat and good point, no one will be looking at us anyway.

#8
Posted 27 August 2012 - 02:06 PM
The wedding was very nice. I wore my white slacks and pretty blouse and I got a compliment on the blouse too! Very cool. Hubby wore khakis and a lavender shirt and no tie and was just fine. There was a wide variety of attire there! thanks for all the help!

#9
Posted 27 August 2012 - 02:49 PM
Glad you had fun and you were comfortable with your outfit! I love outdoor weddings.



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