For Men: “Cocktail attire” for men sits right between casual and black tie—it’s polished, put-together, but not overly formal. Think sharp and stylish without going full tuxedo. A safe, classic choice includes: A tailored suit (navy, charcoal, or dark gray are go-to) A dress shirt (white or light blue is always appropriate) A tie (optional, but adds polish—especially for more formal venues) Dress shoes (oxfords, derbies, or clean loafers) Things to avoid: Jeans, sneakers, or t-shirts Overly casual fabrics (like distressed or athletic wear) Anything too formal (like a tuxedo—unless specified) For Women: Key Outfit Options:Dresses: A-line, sheath, or wrap dresses in midi or knee-length are classic choices.Jumpsuits: A tailored, elegant jumpsuit is a modern alternative. Separates: A refined blouse with a skirt or wide-leg trousers. Colors/Patterns: Classic black, jewel tones, or subtle, tasteful prints.Accessorizing and Details: Shoes: Strappy sandals, pumps, or elegant flats. Jewelry: Statement earrings or a necklace, but not both to keep it refined.Bag: A small clutch or specialized evening bag. When to Wear: Cocktail attire is standard for weddings, holiday parties, and upscale dinners. It is more dressed up than business casual but less formal than black tie. Article: https://www.vogue.com/article/cocktail-hour-guide-dress-code
Please RSVP no later than August 20th, 2027
please arrive between 4:30 and 4:50, ceremony will begin promptly at 5:00 pm.
While children are welcome, we kindly request that they be supervised at all times. Please note that this will be an adult-focused celebration
Yes! Cocktail attire is requested—we can’t wait to see everyone dressed up.