If you were invited to a beach wedding this year, consider yourself lucky. There's something in regards to the salty air as well as the crashing ocean waves that feels additional special. As a wedding guest, though, you might feel just a little lost about which to wear. Logistically, heels don't significantly help in the sand, plus a sweeping formal gown might feel unnatural. But simultaneously, you may feel too casual in the printed sundress.

The starting point to determining things to put on like a guest is always to understand the dress code. Beach weddings are often casual, so generally, wearing a pleasurable print, a bright color, plus a shorter hemline can do. If the wedding is a lot more formal, select a slightly longer dress or even a jumpsuit, to look at solid, lighter colors.

While black might be a dress color staple for a lot of weddings, red prom dresses avoid it for seaside nuptials. Instead, choose vibrant colors like pink, coral, turquoise, or purple. In terms of fabric, look for pieces that are breathable and lightweight, especially if it's a hot summer day. Linen and cotton are excellent options, and you'll want to avoid fabrics like satin and velvet, which will look and feel overweight.