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Monday, December 19, 2011
What to Wear to a Winter Wedding
Figuring out what to wear to a winter wedding can be tricky especially if it is too cold just to wear your go-to wedding dress? Don’t fret ,we have a quick list of do’s and don’ts for your wardrobe to a winter wedding.
What to wear when dressing for a winter wedding:
DO:
- Dress for the location; wear a luxurious coat or jacket with fur accents
- Accessorize with scarfs, gloves and a fabulous hat
- Wear tights to keep warm
- Wear boots or closed toed shoes
- Wear tea length or knee length dresses in rich fabrics like velvet or long floral prints to add drama
- Add a faux fur bolero jacket to a sleeveless dress
- Wear wintry colors like burgundy, plum , with accents in forest green
- Wear sparkling jewelry that contrast with your dress like a sparkly hair accessory
- Wear layers so that you can remove a few pieces in order to dance the night away
Don’t:
- Wear plunging necklines, sequins or high slight dresses. Save those for a holiday party.
- Wear bright red, yellow or orange. They are more spring related then winter
- Wear white, no matter how cute you think you or the dress looks. It is just rude
- Wear goddy attire or jewelry. You don’t want to look like a part of the decor
- Wear open toes, part of the ceremony may have you outside walking to the snow
- Dress in khakis or anything to casual
Winter Wedding Options by Asos
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