Forget white: clothes you should never wear to other people's weddings
A wedding is a solemn event where not only the newlyweds but also the guests want to look festive and elegant. However, it's important to know the rules of fashion etiquette, which clearly define what you shouldn't wear to a ceremony with other people.
During the celebration, it's important not to blend in with the bride. However, you also shouldn't attract attention with extravagant outfits, fancy makeup, and bold hairstyles. The Brides website tells you what not to wear to a wedding if you are a guest.
White color
Traditionally, white color symbolizes the bride's innocence and purity, so it is recommended that guests avoid it. Even if it's not a white floor-length dress with a veil, this look will seem inappropriate to everyone and will steal attention from the heroine of the evening.
In white, you will blend in with the bride and steal attention from her
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Ignoring the dress code
It is important to pay attention to the dress code specified in the invitation. If it's formal, avoid clothes with plunging necklines, short skirts, shorts, sneakers, or jeans.
Often, newlyweds organize themed celebrations or choose primary colors so that the photos from the wedding are in the same style. Their wishes should be respected.
Too revealing an outfit
A wedding is a celebration of starting a family, so your clothes shouldn't be too revealing. Deep necklines, short shorts, sheer fabrics, and tight styles should be avoided unless the dress code requires it.
It's better to avoid revealing items
Casual clothes
T-shirts, jeans, tracksuits, sandals, and sneakers are not appropriate for such a special occasion. By wearing casual clothes, guests can show their disdain for the newlyweds' celebration.
Everyday things can offend newlyweds
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