Come As You Are

Couples who opt for this instead of giving their guests a dress code just want you to be there for their big day. Although it seems straightforward, you still have a few things to consider. After all, you probably shouldn’t show up in pajamas or a bathing suit.

Daytime or Casual

Sundresses, dress pants and a nice top, a high/low skirt, or even a jumpsuit would be appropriate here. Suits are definitely too dressy here. Dress pants or khaki pants with a collared shirt are appropriate.

Semi-Formal or Dressy Casual

Semi-formal sits between casual and formal. For a semi-formal wedding, you want to be a little on the fancy side. A dressy skirt and top, an elegant pantsuit, or a nice dress that hits at the knee are appropriate here.

Cocktail

Cocktail attire is also between casual and formal and is very similar to semi-formal. Dressy skirts and tops, elegant pantsuits, and knee-length dresses are also expected her and a classic suit and tie will be appropriate for this kind of wedding.

Formal or Black-Tie Optional

Short hemlines are a no-no here, although it’s more acceptable to wear a dress that isn’t floor-length. Fancy cocktail dresses and dressy pantsuits are okay. A more formal wedding requires a dark suit with a conservative tie and nice loafers.

Black-Tie

It’s called black-tie for a reason: this dress code requires a tuxedo and a black tie. Formal gowns are also required, and hemlines are expected to be floor-length. It should touch the ground or at least the top of the shoes. Elegant pantsuits are also an option

White-Tie

A long and dark tuxedo with tails is required. Along with that, a classic white piqué button-down shirt, a white vest, a white bow tie, a white cummerbund, and formal footwear are to be worn. Formal floor-length evening gowns or ball gowns are required

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