Ivory dress, white shirts? Anxious.

I am having this concern as well-My dress is ivory with a champagne underlay, but I think I am opting for my FH and groomsmen to wear white because the men's ivory shirts were super dark and almost yellow looking. I think you are heading in the right direction!

They will look just fine. Everything will look bright and fresh, and the suit/vest/tie combo will cover A LOT of the shirt.

Same here. The woman at the Tux place suggested white for them, although I am in ivory. She said sometimes ivory mens dress shirts can appear dingy. I had the same worries, originally. My flower girls are in ivory dresses, too, but the ring bearers are in white.

This is what we are going with as well. My dress is an ivory over a light blush, and my FH will be wearing a white shirt. Our sales associate at Men's Wearhouse even said not to go with an ivory shirt because they tend to look more yellow. Usually the ivory shirts are very dark and kinda dingy looking, but the ivory on a dress just looks more like a lighter, off-white color.

We are doing the same thing (me in an ivory dress, guys in white shirts). It's good to hear all the reassurance that it will look OK.

I've always been told that his shirt should be the same shade/one shade darker than your dress. Or else you could look 'dirty' even though it's ivory. My dress is a nude sheath with ivory lace.

There are hundreds of threads on this topic online, many with pictures.

Your ivory dress will look ivory next to white, not dirty or dingy.

Most ivory shirts have an unattractive yellow undertone.

Agree with others about no need to worry. It is standard for the man to wear a white shirt with his suit/tux regardless the color of the bride's dress and doing so will not diminish the bride's dress. My dress was an ivory silk chiffon; DH wore a white shirt with his tux.

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Most white and ivory are not different enough that most people will notice in the first place