Now im figuring out what I look for from rue. Lol oh and addition elle.
Basically the theme of the weddingis important in deciding what to wear. Beach wedding, a church wedding or a small intimate affair, the wedding type will determine the dress code, I’d say in case it’s a summer wedding. Accordingly the groom is probably planning to decide on a silk tie in a ‘stand out’ colour. You look for to prove your class a bit more, You don’t seek for to go down this route. Focus on fit, and choose something classic like a navy or greyish. Take a tie and shirt combination and if it’s in the winter layer up with some knitwear or a waistcoat, So in case it’s a formal and classic wedding. Build some of your look around the suit. Dress it down with a t shirt or a buttoned down Oxford shirt without any tie, if it’s the summer. So, don’t try and outdo the groom opting for outlandish colours to stand out, keep it classic and keep it stylish. You’re not intending to need to wear full suit, shirt and tie to match, if the wedding is on the basis of a beach at hot climates.
You’re preparing to seek for to pick something a bit more lightweight, just like brushed cotton or linen and really dress down the look as much as you can.
Quite a bit of your outfit is preparing to follow, I’d say if you don’t get the suit right.
By the way, a suit is your go to piece of clothing, as a wedding guest. It’s the first thing you have to consider, and it’s the most important part of the look. Take a classic timepiece, attempting to apply to many final uches to express your personality is a bad move. You better don’t over accessorise, most of the final uches is down to you. Pick a knitted tie, in a classic navy or add some colour to the look with prints or checks. Notice that at similar time you don’t seek for to underdress and create no impression, you don’t seek for to overdress and outdo the bride or groom.