12 Easy Wedding Guest Outfit Ideas That Will Work Every Time
Style Notes: Suiting is the perfect alternative to dresses if you really don't fancy getting your legs out. Look for pale or pastel hues (wisely steering clear of white), then add a bright blouse and accessories to lift the ensemble.
Style Notes: Weddings present one of the few opportunities where we really get to play dress-up. Make the most of the occasion by opting for a floor-sweeping dress in a bright, summery hue.
Style Notes: Chances are you already have a gorgeous floral skirt hanging in your wardrobe, so give it a fancy overhaul with a luxe silk camisole and gold jewellery.
Style Notes: If your looking for an easy way to earn yourself best-dressed-guest status, look no further than a printed jumpsuit. Often forgotten about, they look the glamorous part when paired with strappy heels.
Style Notes: Printed maxi dresses always look gorgeous, but give yours instant polish by shoulder-robing a tuxedo jacket over the top; it'll help cancel out more casual dress motifs.
Style Notes: Metallic pleated skirts are back once again. With ladylike styling, they can work for weddings as well as nights out. Just add a long-sleeve blouse and embellished mules.
Style Note: You needn't avoid mini dresses, if you follow this simple rule—keep your necklines high and your sleeves demure.
Style Notes: Yes, you can wear mismatched separates to a wedding, particularly if it's low-key or if you can only attend the evening reception. We suggest pairing glossy culottes with a puff-sleeve top to tick off two major trends in one.
Style Notes: If you don't have time to prep your outfit much in advance, the easiest way to make it look pulled-together is by wearing the same colour top to toe.
Style Notes: You might not think it, but embroidered dresses are always warmer than other frock styles, as they often boast more than one layer—ideal for unpredictable Blighty weather.
