WEDDING GUEST OUTFIT DOS AND DON'TS | WHAT TO WEAR VS. WHAT TO AVOID

Disagree with number 3. The suit looked awful.

This was so very helpful! I am planning for a wedding next month, now I know what I want to put together for a fun time and feel comfortable and chic.

Perfect!

Some jumpsuits are actually quite elegant and beautiful (choose wisely), but the biggest drawback to all jumpsuits is that one is almost completely naked when using the restroom! 🙈

I live in Spain and the usual thing here is wear really bright colours to weddings. And they look amazing!

Oh this video helped me so much! Thank you! Ive never been to a wedding before and I was invited to one as a plus one. I have alot of tattoos and colorful hair and i want to minimize all of that to blend into thebackground of photos as much as possible. Its a challenge but your photos and the hats give me so many ideas! Im going to dye my hair a more muted toned and go for a more soft monochrome colorscheme to blend in the hair with the look. All of the sleeved pictures helped so much!

Never, ever wear a red dress to a wedding if the bride is Chinese.

I have a cousin whose wife is Chinese. I attended their wedding – she wore a Western-style white dress for the ceremony, but for the reception, she changed into a traditional Chinese wedding dress.

Traditional wedding dresses in China are red – a colour that is associated with good luck in China.

Most of the 'do' outfits are really unpleasant, trashy and casual. Green velvet suit, red shoes and gold bag looks like a Christmas elf. I'd be putting those guests at the edge of group photos ready for cropping out!

Those colours might suit you and your skin / hair / eyes, but not most people, it’s best to do a colour analysis to understand the colours that look best on you, and a summer wedding is the perfect chance to have a bit of fun and actually wear some colour

If I saw some one wearing one of those headbands I would be thinking 😳🤣😂

Hi am going to a wedding at the green cathedral in nederlands basicly its outside in a forest!! So exciting…thinking of wearing a longer smart fawn mac with a colourfull dress with applied flowers. …? No hat xxxxx

I can get behind most of your tips but colour and pattern(size) are very much dependent on the person and culture as well. Some people don’t look good in muted colours even less so in an earthy palette. Same goes for bigger or smaller patterns.
If we’re assuming a traditional white wedding I would suggest to stay away from any solid pale colour that could be confused with white, when overexposed to light. Also don’t wear something too dark because most men will probably be in a suit and if the ladies wear black, navy, charcoal gray and forest green the pictures might look a bit dull and moody😅 or if they print them in black and white it might look like a funeral.

One thing to remember when choosing a hat: proportion is very height-dependant. Tall women look great with a wide brimmed hat. Shorter women can rock a daintier version. The reverse can look ridiculous.

I'm not into jumpsuits either. not comfortable 😕

kay, I’ve always scratched my head about the obsession around the yutulux book totes and their practicality, but this one is adorable!! Congratulations

Great video!!🩷 You also have to consider where you live..for instance, Miami, Florida vs England, UK?

What type of shoes would you wear for the black dot dress?

So cute how people in the UK wear hats to events 😛

I love not matching shoes or bags with hat or jacket it gives you more scope for being inividual and shopping in your own wardrobe…i have a beautifull 80s silk shirt im wearing at the mo…..great advice xxx

Great video. You didn't talk about showing skin. How much, where, and where not? Advice from a mother of the bride: It's a good rule of thumb to show only one area of skin. Either show your shoulders or arms or chest or back. Or a covered up top with exposed leg (depends on wedding formality). Not more than one (maybe two) areas of skin, or you'll take away the bride's spot light. Also, wear comfortable shoes you can dance in. I've seen girls get barefoot on the dance floor, then someone drops their champagne glass, and you can guess what happens next…… Unless you're on a beach or grassy lawn, keep your shoes on. Also be respectful of religious decorum. If the ceremony is in a place of worship, bring a wrap for any exposed shoulders, arms or back.

Just my two cents – I'd definitely avoid wearing cream or even a very light beige to a wedding! It's too close to white and could be considered a serious breach of wedding etiquette.