What to consider when choosing outfit for garden wedding

key dressing for a garden wedding is striking balance between style and comfort

In Summary
  • Avoid overly revealing outfits since it is still a formal event and it is best to avoid anything too revealing or provocative.
  • Bright colors and floral prints are perfect for a garden wedding since they complement the natural beauty of the surroundings.
A garden wedding setup.
A garden wedding setup.
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The key to dressing for a garden wedding is to strike a balance between style and comfort while still being respectful of the occasion.

Choosing an outfit for a garden wedding can depend on several factors such as the time of the day, the season and the dress code specified by the hosts.

Here is what to consider

Consider the weather.

If it's hot outside, you’ll want to wear something light and breathable but if it's cool you may need to layer your outfit with either a trench coat or maybe a light jacket.

While attending a garden wedding, avoid overly revealing outfits since it is still a formal event and it is best to avoid anything too revealing or provocative.

Choose comfortable shoes.

Shoes like stiletto heels may sink into the grass or dirt, making it difficult to walk around comfortably.

This is because you will be walking on grass or uneven ground. Wedges, block heels or flats are all good options instead.

Always opt for light flowy fabrics.

Garden weddings tend to have a relaxed but romantic vibe and light flowy fabrics like chiffon, silk or cotton are a great choice.

You should avoid heavy fabrics like velvet, wool or brocade which can be too warm and uncomfortable for an outdoor wedding.

Pick bright colours or floral prints.

Bright colours and floral prints are perfect for a garden wedding since they complement the natural beauty of the surroundings and add a pop colour to your outfit.

Dark colours can be elegant but they may look out of place in a garden set up and instead opt for lighter shades or floral prints.

Accessorize with simple, delicate jewellery.

A pair of dangly earrings or a delicate necklace will add a touch of elegance without overwhelming your outfit.

While a hat fascinator can also be a stylish accessory, make sure it's not too big that it obstructs the view of other guests.


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