Wedding
Dress code
guide
11 September – Welcome dinner
12 September
Our Wedding Day
13 September – B&B
(Boat & Brunch)
11 September – Dress code
12 September – Dress code
WEDDING DAY
Observing the dress code is a sign of
respect for the couple’s special day. When
guests embrace the dress code, a sense
of harmony emerges that unites everyone
into one shared story — a story that
becomes part of memories for a lifetime.
Let’s create this incredible story together!
WEDDING COCKTAIL
A cocktail dress code for a wedding is a festive and refined style that
combines elegance with a sense of ease.
The look should feel celebratory and appropriate for the occasion,
while avoiding the level of formality associated with Black Tie.
Color palette
(cool-toned, rich green without yellow undertones)
(muted, warm, natural shade, not bright lime)
(warm brick-orange tone, not red)
(deep, rich blue — not bright electric)
(yellow-green with a warm undertone, without neon tones)
(deep conifer green, cool-toned, without bright lime)
For men only, a black suit is also acceptable in addition to the event’s color palette.
For women
DRESSES, DRESS ALTERNATIVES, FABRICS
Recommended dress lengths:
- Midi
- Below the knee
- Maxi
Mini is acceptable, but with caution:
- avoid overly tight silhouettes
- avoid deep necklines or high slits
- the fabric should feel festive rather than casual
Dress Alternatives:
1.Tailored Pantsuit:
- made from suiting fabric or silk
- styled with a feminine top or a
- silk blouse
2.Skirt Suit:
- midi or maxi length
- with a clean, elegant silhouette
- made from suiting fabric or silk
Fabrics:
- silk
- satin
- crepe
- suiting fabric
- organza
- chiffon
- delicate jacquard
- lightweight atlas
- refined velvet
SHOES, ACCESSORIES, MAKE UP
Shoes:
- classic pumps
- heeled sandals
- slingbacks
- elegant mules
- heels of any height
Accessories:
- a small clutch or mini bag
- delicate jewelry
- subtle shimmer
Makeup:
- an even, softly radiant
- complexion
- light contouring
- a delicate blush
- a subtle highlight
- refined eyeliner or a soft smoky
- eye
- nude or pink-beige lips
- well-groomed brows
- Focus on either the eyes or the lips
- (but not both at the same time).
WHAT IS DEFINITELY INAPPROPRIATE
We kindly ask guests to refrain from looks that may disrupt the aesthetic of the event or compete with the bride’s look:
- any shades of white, milky, or beige: white, ivory, milk, champagne, cream, light beige
- full light-toned outfits that may resemble an alternative wedding dress
- bright red or overly accent colors (including on the lips)
- black
- excessively short mini lengths
- deep necklines combined with high slits
- excessive shine, sequins, or glitter
- casual formats (jeans, knitwear, day dresses)
- sports shoes or overly chunky styles
- beachwear or club-style looks
We aim to create a harmonious atmosphere where every outfit supports the overall aesthetic of the celebration.
DRESS EXAMPLES
Examples of Dress Alternatives
shoe examples
BAG EXAMPLES
TEMPERATURE GUIDELINES
The ceremony and main part of the celebration will take place at +25–28°C, however, after 7:00 PM the temperature drops to +16–18°C.
If you wish, you may bring a light layer that will elegantly complement your look:
- a silk scarf / stole
- a cape
- a lightweight cashmere scarf
- a structured jacket
- a light bolero
- a tailored blazer in one of the palette tones
For men
SUIT, SILHOUETTE, FABRICS
Colors:
For men, a black suit is also acceptable in addition to the event’s color palette.
Fabrics:
- wool
- wool blends
- suiting fabric with a subtle
- texture
- Classic suit (two-piece or three-piece)
- Double-breasted suit
- Longline blazer with a soft
- shoulder line
- Wide-leg classic trousers with
- creases
- Combination: wide-leg trousers
- + classic shirt
- No alternatives to a shirt
Silhouette:
- straight or slightly relaxed
- oversize — controlled and architectural
- full-length trousers (no cropped styles)
SHOES, ACCESSORIES
Shoes:
- Oxfords
- Derbies
- Minimalist loafers (classic shape) — suede or leather
Accessories:
- a minimalist belt
- a classic watch (not sporty)
- a tie or bow tie (optional)
- a pocket square in the wedding
- color palette
- elegant cufflinks
- long socks matching the suit tone
WHAT IS
DEFINITELY
INAPPROPRIATE
We kindly ask guests to refrain from looks that may disrupt the aesthetic of the event.
The following are not permitted:
- Tops: T-shirts, tank tops, polo shirts, turtlenecks, short-sleeve shirts, printed shirts, or deeply unbuttoned collars.
- Therefore, there are no alternatives to a classic shirt.
- Bottoms: shorts, cropped trousers, jeans, or athletic pants.
- Shoes: sneakers, sports footwear of any kind, sandals, or casual moccasins.
- Colors not permitted: red, beige, and white.
We aim to create a harmonious atmosphere where every outfit supports the overall aesthetic of the celebration.
Outfit Examples
Examples of Shoes and Accessories
COLOR COMBINATION OPTIONS
NEED A
FLAWLESS
LOOK?
If you have any doubts regarding the color, silhouette, or accessories,
You may reach out to the event stylist for clarification.
To ensure your look aligns with the wedding concept and to help you feel confident, an individual full-look styling service tailored to the wedding dress code is also available.
Telegram: @Alexa_Personal_Stylist
Whats Up: +380969449396
Instagram: @alexa.korolchuk
13 September – Dress code
