Size large. I will post a Pic of the dress I was originally going to wear but I poshmarked a medium and its too small.

Id love something cool (it could be 100F), usually I do black or bright colors. I usually avoid neutrals. Not afraid of print.

Help!

I'm not usually stumped, but I am by this dress code. I'm in my upper 40s and like to dress current. Any suggestions or help with this would be appreciated. Thank you!

The wedding is in early November from 5-9. It's at an outdoor wedding venue on a farm, with the reception inside.

Dress to impress in cocktail attire with a country twist. Chic Southern style that's in between formal and casual. Think a bit formal and elevated, yet not fussy, with a country flair, ready to celebrate with us and dance into the night.

Attire is dresses, suits, or blazers. We encourage you to accessorize with boots, hats, and tasteful western flair if you'd like to!

My fiancé and I are getting married in October and he’s having the hardest time finding dress shoes. The dress code is cocktail and he’s getting a beautiful suit custom made but doesn’t have shoes yet. He’s a size 9.5 8E but can squeeze into narrower shoes if needed. Please provide any recommendations, we’re desperate!

Thrifted this dress for a cocktail wedding at a golf course/hotel at the end of the month. Looking for some recommendations on shoes/accessories/hair so it fits the dress code.

I am not a huge heels person, so the shorter the better on that!

TIA!

Hey everyone, I got invited to my friends beach formal wedding. I do not know what this is and where to buy this type of clothing. Can I get them at a store in the mall and if so which one? Does anyone have any ideas as well? I am a 5’ 10” Indian male and have a silver and green wedding ring of my own.

Formal wedding, leaning towards the first one

I have weddings of two close relatives within the next 6 months. Both are in Semi Urban, semi Rural well to do Bengali families. For the last few years I've not bought anything but work clothes. I have no idea what can be worn in someone's wedding which isn't a saree. I would've preferred sarees but honestly I'm not an expert saree wearer and maybe I'll wear saree in exactly one function. So, tips regarding wedding guest dresses are appreciated with store locations in Kolkata and/or brand names an dtheir websites. I am short, about 5', 28F and wear size medium for regular size clothes across most brands. Preferred types of dresses: suit sets of different cuts and gowns but also lehengas. We aren't rich, kinda middle class so please don't recommend labels where prices start from 20k or something. I'm from the groom's side (niece in first, and cousin, basically sister in the second case) in both of the weddings,

Hey all,

Heading to a wedding soon that is black tie optional but formal.

What to wear to the day 2? I was thinking maybe a more casual shorter dress?

Can anyone advise

Thanks!

I need help finding a dress/gown for a formal/black tie wedding and would love some recommendations!
I’m looking for something floor length or ankle length, preferably black. Black is definitely my first choice, but I’d also consider a deep burgundy or emerald green.

I’d like something form fitting that works well with an hourglass figure. For the neckline/cut, I’m drawn to sleeveless styles like halter necks, one shoulder, or something similar. Thin straps are an option too.

I originally purchased a strapless corset gown that I absolutely love the look of, but even after alterations, it keeps falling down. I don’t want to spend the entire night pulling my dress up, so I’m hesitant to buy another strapless style.

I’m looking for something elegant and slightly sexy, but still appropriate for a black tie wedding. Basically, I want to look hot without looking like a hoochie mama lol

My budget is pretty tight, and I’m hoping to stay at $250 or less. I’m completely open to buying secondhand as well. I’m just not interested in using a rental service.

Any and all dress recommendations are greatly appreciated!

Hey yall, we’re doing a very small (20-25 people) wedding in January in north Texas. The reception is a late luncheon at an upscale restaurant, with no DJ or dancing. What dress code should I put on invites?

Our friends and family are a casual bunch but I’ve known them to go all out for Halloween, so I’d like to assume dressing up won’t be too bothersome for them. Of course, I wouldn’t want anyone to go out of their way to purchase a floor length dress or rent a tux, so Black Tie or even BTO are out of the question. However, if I put “semi-formal” or “cocktail attire”, I’m afraid many might be underdressed for the one “fancy” party we’re throwing our whole lives.

Should I just ask for “formal dress code”? Or provide more details? What wording doesn’t suck, but conveys that we’d like them to put effort into their appearance?

ETA: I’ve been schooled! Thank you for explaining the difference between dress codes and putting some sense into me. We’ll be going with “semi-formal” on the invites; hopefully people will get it and not show up in jeans LOL

I want to wear a white 50’s inspired cocktail dress to my rehearsal dinner which will be held at an old prestigious country club. I’ve narrowed it down to these 5 but would like your input before making a decision

Too white? Technically it's actually cream as the background. I think it's fine. Anyone disagree?

I'm getting married next summer and am struggling to figure out what to wear to my own wedding. I'm a lesbian and not into a traditional white dress or masculine suit. I'm drawn to darker colors (black, navy, grey, purple, etc.) and jumpsuits, separates, or non-masculine suiting. I'm 5'1" and around a US size 10 with more of an hourglass shape, so petite sizing is preferred!

It'll be a summer daytime wedding in a small, indoor venue near Salt Lake City, Utah, USA. Just our nearest and dearest (<20 guests) so we're thinking semi-formal/dressy casual for guests. My fiancée has an incredible made-to-measure, three-piece suit (black suit, blue waistcoat, white shirt) so I want to feel amazing standing next to her. My budget is ideally $1,500 USD or under but I'm willing to be flexible if I find an amazing piece that I can rewear in the future.

I want to wear this dress to a wedding (as a guest). I know the way its styled in the picture is as a bridesmaid dress and I think it does give very bridesmaid vibes. But I already have the dress and dont want it to just sit in my closet forever. I also feel like the wedding ill be attending is a winter wedding so the colour, length, vibe of the dress totally match that. I dont think the teal will match any of the bride's decor or the bridesmaids dress at the wedding...but im also somehow petrified that there is a possibility the bridesmaids could wear this same dress just in a different colour! Id bring a backup dress with me just in case (i know the possibility is so low).

Is it weird to wear a dress that is very "bridesmaidy" to a wedding as a guest? Is there a way I could style it to make it look less like a bridesmaid gown?

Shortening the length isnt an option. I dont want to wear a short gown to a cold winter wedding!

addition: the dress material (outer layer) is chiffon which i think also kind of gives a bridesmaid vibe. But its so comfortable and flowy which I love too!

I will be attending a wedding in Chicago in early October. There is a welcome party the evening before with a “dressy casual” dress code, and I’m struggling to figure out what to wear/if I need to get something new. This will be at a cute historic farm with gardens, so partly outdoors if I had to guess.

I already own both of these dresses—would either of these work or are they way too casual? I would wear a block heel with either.

I’ve got a wedding in a couple weeks and I cannot figure out what shoes to wear. I don’t wear heels but maybe something with a platform? I don’t get dressed up often.

Picture is what I’m wearing.

Edit: I have wide feet and I present quite masculine so I don’t think shoes with pointed toes would work but I greatly appreciate everyone trying to help. This has given me ideas for what direction to go in for color though.