Dress Code
* A note from the bride: As a stylist, the dress code is especially meaningful to me. Your care and attention to this detail means so much—thank you!
DRESS CODE:
Sunset semi-formal. The reception is outdoors under a tent. Dress for warm weather—climate control will help keep it comfortable.
FOR WOMEN:
• Bold prints or solids in sunny tones: coral, turmeric, tangerine, cobalt, emerald, blush
• Flowy midi or maxi dresses
• V-neck or halter necklines
• Soft, gathered fabrics
• Ruffled or tiered skirts
• Elegant wide-leg jumpsuits
• Heels not recommended
FOR MEN:
• Light tan, cream, olive, pale blue
• Lightweight suits or separates
• Linen or cotton blazers (unlined or half-lined)
• White or printed open-collar shirts (subtle florals/microprints welcome)
• Shoes: Loafers preferred; clean, minimal boots are fine
FABRIC TIP:
Choose light, airy fabrics. Avoid heavy polyester.
STYLIST TIP:
You don’t have to buy new—consider renting from NUULY or Rent The Runway.
For all the days along the way