This is the most formal of all wedding dress codes (think state dinners and the Oscars).
A tuxedo, a long black jacket with tails, a white pique vest, and a bow tie.
Black, formal shoes and even white gloves for dancing are appropriate.
A formal, full-length ball gown in a neutral color like dark brown or black.
Glamorous makeup and dramatic jewelry and hair are appropriate.
This is the next most formal wedding dress code and usually means the wedding is an evening affair.
In simple words: a tuxedo. Featuring a black bow tie, cummerbund/vest/studs,
and patent leather shoes are also suggested, but matte black shoes are also acceptable footwear.
A chic cocktail dress or a long evening gown in a dark, neutral color like brown, black, or charcoal.
The bride, wedding party, or friends can help answer questions about the appropriate dress length.
The wording here suggests something slightly less formal than black tie.
This means that a tuxedo isn’t required, but the event is still formal enough for one to be appropriate.
A tuxedo or a formal dark suit and tie. Neck or bow ties are both appropriate.
A long dress, a dressy suit, or a formal cocktail-length dress in a dark, neutral tone like brown, gray, or black.
This suggests an elegant beach wedding — so dress to impress, but also dress for the elements (sun, sand, and water).
Anything you’d wear to a nice restaurant on a summer day is appropriate.
A summer suit with a linen shirt (no ties required), linen pants or khakis, and sandals.
A formal summer sundress at tea- or knee-length with flat sandals. Makeup and hair can be natural and every day.
Depending on the time of the event, you’ll want to dress somewhere between formal and casual.
Wear darker, more formal hues for an evening fete; opt for light colors and fabrics for a daytime wedding or event.
A suit and tie, dark or light depending on the season and time of day.
A cocktail dress or a dressy skirt and top.
Generally, casual means anything goes. That being said, jeans, shorts, and tank tops are probably not appropriate unless they’re specifically noted as acceptable.
For the purposes of wedding wear, assume business casual to be on the safe side.
Dress pants with a button-down shirt or polo.
A summer sundress or a skirt or pants with a nice blouse. Makeup and hair can be natural and every-day.
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