Whether you’re attending a wedding or helping someone prepare for one, choosing exactly what to wear is always incredibly difficult. With this simple guide, here are several things that would be completely acceptable to wear on such a remarkable day.
Full Suit
A full suit can go a long way when it comes to an incredibly formal wedding, your best bet would be a full suit. You know, that suit that’s been in your closet for god knows how long but you haven’t worn it in ages, but it somehow still fits? Yeah, that one. Wear it, it is a special occasion after all.
Tuxedo
After all, a suit isn’t everything. If you want to get formal, especially for a very formal wedding. A tux is exactly what you need, and is usually very basic and fashionable on its own. After all, women love a man who dresses to impress.
Dress Suit
Now a dress suit and a full suit are two things entirely. A full suit is more formal, for starters. If you’re not in the mood to rent a tuxedo or dress up in a full suit, a dress suit will do perfectly. Though it’s more casual, it’s still very acceptable for a wedding. So, go find a very nice button-down and some decent-looking dress pants and you’re set to go!
Now the actual suit that you wear isn’t everything. Everyone knows you need one accessory to make that outfit perfect. In this case, all of these accessories are optional but recommended.
Watches
A small watch is a perfect thing you can use to pull off that suit or tux. I don’t know why I don’t know the science of it. But for some reason wearing a watch seems to always pull a suit together.
Ties
Now if you’re wearing a full suit or a tux, a tie is almost mandatory. A nice black, grey, or white tie (depending on the colour of your suit) is a great addition to any set of clothing.
Belts
Of course, odds are that if you’re going to a wedding you’re going to wear a belt. Just be cautious about the colour of it, you don’t want to clash!
This is the most basic guide to dressing up for a wedding. Nobody wants to see you in jeans and a T-shirt. It’s a common courtesy to look at least halfway decent for the big day, even if it isn’t your own. Hopefully, this simplified guide gave you some interesting and creative ideas for your dress.