We know how stressful it may be to dress for any wedding, so we’ve developed some helpful suggestions and tricks for only the occasion!

The Bride. Always ask the bride to be of the wedding you're attending should they have any dress code specifications. If the wedding includes a particular theme, she may expect her guests to decorate appropriately. Her guidelines may also include dress length, sleeve length, or color.

The Season. If the bride-to-be does not ask for any specific dress code, one of the first stuff you should consider happens when the wedding is going on. If it's a spring or summer wedding, you might want to wear a floral dress or something like that with bright colors or perhaps a pattern. Light, pastel colors will also be fitting for any warm wedding, but avoid wearing white (so you don’t match the bride-to-be!). If the marriage is taking devote the fall or winter, jewel tones and metallic fabrics could be fitting. No matter what the growing season, make sure to bring a wrap or shawl just in case it is cooler than expected.boho wedding dress.

The Venue. It is also important to note whether the marriage is happening indoors or outdoors. For an outdoor event, you might want to explore dresses with light, floaty fabrics, for example, chiffon, jersey, or lace. If it's indoors, you may go for something with satin, velvet, or decorative beading or sequins.

Time of Day. While morning ceremonies often expect more casual attire, evening weddings are often more formal. The bride will frequently give guidelines about formality. Typical semi-formal attire could be a midi-length cocktail dress or perhaps a more casual maxi-length dress. No matter what time, enjoy the heels and statement jewelry!

Budget. It is your decision how much you need to spend on an outfit for your event.