What to Wear to a Summer Wedding

What to wear to a summer wedding

Next weekend, I have college friend’s wedding. It will be the wedding of the season, and 20 plus girls catching up on life over cocktails and laughs. It is bound to be a blast! Though I tried to my best to pick a dress, I often wondered what to wear to a summer wedding…

In my endless pinning, I found Stitch Fix.  Stitch Fix is the personal styling service tailored to your taste, budget and lifestyle that helps you look and feel your best every day. For me, this includes what to wear to a summer wedding!

I immediately signed-up to receive my first fix this Saturday with a note to my stylist that I desperately needed to know what to wear to a summer wedding! I was able to provide my personal stylist with my taste, willingness for fashion risk, budget, and fashion pin boards to direct her picks. Stay tuned for what the stylist provides me.

The greatest part is, my stylist’s styling is free with a minimum $20 purchase, and I guarantee I find at least one piece that I love. Anything that is not a perfect fit can be shipped be free of charge. It is the greatest program. I get to try on clothing sent to my front door without the hassle of malls and digging through racks to find my size and style! You should schedule your first fix today!

While we patiently wait for my first Stitch Fix box, I am going to share an amazing article that answers very simply what to wear to a summer wedding.

What to Wear to a Summer Wedding

  1. Avoid White or Cream Always.
  2. Take Cues From the Invite. If the invitation says “cocktail” be sure you dress accordingly. Is it a 3pm beach ceremony? Go full-on floral maxi. Is it country chic? Think cowboy boots.
  3. It’s Better to Overdress. Weddings are a special occasion. Regardless of how low-key or casual the invite (or bride) may be, always err on the safe side of style and overdress. It shows respect (and good taste!)

Now, we know that no two weddings will be exactly the same. So while the basics are covered, what does that mean for unique weddings you will attend this summer. Here are some of the stylist’s tips and photos from stitch Fix to cover a what to wear to a summer wedding. Again, I would suggest scheduling your first Stitch Fix today as they have a wide variety of styles that are sure to match anyone’s taste and budget!

What to wear to a summer weddingGoing to the Chapel

As a good ole’ Catholic girl, this is my classic look for weddings. I so thrilled that my Stitch Fix stylist agrees with my go to wedding look!

Stylist Tip: Wearing vibrant hues? Offset bright colors with neutral accessories for a look that’s clean & polished. Make sure you bring a neutral pashmina, too—it covers your shoulders for the ceremony and keeps you warm at night.

What to Wear to a Summer Wedding

Rustic Wedding

Rustic weddings are still very popular in St. Louis as a wide variety of venues support outdoor seating with beautiful views.

Stylist Tip: Be mindful of your footwear & pick shoes that won’t get stuck in the grass (or a barn floors!). Try a pair of pretty embellished sandals or chic leather slides.

 

What to Wear to a Summer WeddingCocktail Attire Wedding Style

I love this cocktail attire wedding outfit. It is perfect for a friends special day, but also can be used on so many occasions such as drinks with friends or a casual work outing!

Stylist Tip: Spark up solid hues with hints of shine and metallic accents. A silver or gold toned peep-toe sandal dresses up any warm-weather outfit.

What to Wear to a Summer WeddingBeach Wedding

For all my engaged friends, get married on a beach! I want to rock the tropical destination for your big day. 🙂

Stylist Tip: Chic sunnies & sunscreen are a must for beach weddings. Layer on a lightweight shawl or a pretty linen scarf if you’re concerned that a marine layer will roll in at sunset.

Stay tuned for my first fix on Saturday to learn how my stylist has answered the very tricky question of what to wear to a summer wedding! Connect your personal stylist at Stitch Fix today.


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