Guest attire

What time of day is your wedding? People tend to dress more casually the earlier in the day in my opinion. But I think "cocktail" attire should cover it.

Unless your venue requires a certain dress code or you're having an actual black tie event, I would leave the "dress code" section blank. Adults don't need to be told how to dress i don't think. They'll take cues from the formality of the venue, time of day and invitation!

The ceremony will start at 3:00PM !

My stepdad would 100% show up to my wedding in a golf shirt and khakis. I feel like that would look really bad in family photos next to my groom and groomsmen in these black suits.

So I feel like I do need to have an answer for this question in case I'm asked.

My wedding was outside at a vineyard. My colors were navy, burnt orange, with gold metals. We got married at 5:30 p.m. We put "cocktail attire". Hope this helps

It does thank you!

We did cocktail attire/semi-formal and it looks like that would be good for yours as well!

I think its ok if your guests look more casual than your wedding party, and don't think it will look totally out of place if your guests are in lighter daytime colors while your wedding party have a bolder, darker look. I love the colors and theme you've picked out and think they look awesome.

That's refreshing to hear! Thank you!

Then I would just speak to your parents about what they'd like to wear and steer them in a more formal direction. But at the end of the day, they're going to wear what they want.

This is so inaccurate! Weddings can go from causal to cocktail to formal. As a guest, I am uncomfortable if I am under or overdress for an occasion. I think it is rude to not inform guest of the attire.

I agree..I'd deff want to know.