Tag: wedding guest outfit

Wedding dress codes can be confusing, especially if you're coming in as a guest. To help guide you, we created your ultimate cheat sheet for all the types of weddings that you may attend. Below, we dissected each dress code and have

If you've got a loved one or a close friend finally tying the knot, then you better prep for their special day, too! As a guest, it is your duty not just to bear witness to their love but also to look

Garden weddings are beautiful. That is, until you not-so-gracefully get your pristine leather stiletto heel wedged firmly in three inches of mucky mud. Quelle horreur! We won't chastise you on how bad of a decision it was to wear those in the first

It's no secret that we adore Princess Eugenie's demure-yet-minimalist wedding gown, and we love that all her guests were just as chic! Below, some of the looks we liked most—from floral frocks to sleek suits to fascinating fascinators.Cara DelevingneKate MossNick Candy and

When it comes to weddings, it's not just the bridesmaids who are often subjected to ill-fitting dresses. More often than not, even the sponsors and godparents are given frocks that age them. So if you're lucky enough to be given freedom to

Summer weddings are just so special. You can have the wedding or reception outdoors without worrying about the rain that may ruin the day, all whilst managing to incorporate summer activities for your family and friends. But when you're a guest attending,

An unspoken rule about being a wedding guest is that you shouldn't dress to outshine the bride. And to that, we agree. This doesn't mean, however, that you can't look your best and also turn heads in the process. You can show

We often ask ourselves when dressing for a wedding, how exactly does one look fab without outshining the bride? It’s every stylish guest’s dilemma. But today, worry no more, because we're about to learn from the stars themselves. Who else could teach us

Even when we’re not the bride, we do get slightly stressed in finding an outfit appropriate for someone else’s altar date. First, you think of the location. Is it a destination wedding? Will you have to pack? Then you consider the theme.