Semi.... casual attire as a guest? What does it mean?

Id assume its the same as semi formal. In the middle of casual and formal

I would say in the middle of casual and form

Can you ask the couple what they are expecting? Just checking in because the manor may have some light standards.

I would choose semi formal. It is always better to be over dressed, than under dressed.

I'd probably wear a dress on the fancier side- since it's outdoors maybe something floral or "spring" colored, but no more than knee or tea length.

I haven't heard this one, but sounds maybe "dressy casual" to me, which I think is a dumb term. I would likely wear a knee length sheath type dress or even maxi dress possibly cotton in a darker color if it's evening and some wedges.

I think it mean semi formal

Semi- casual implies nice casual wear, so think of sundresses and pearls or khakis and blazers. I encourage you to avoid jeans- even nice, well-pressed jeans- and athletic shoes of any kind. Imagine a photo of the 1950s.

I dont think its semi formal at all. I wouldnt wear sandals to semi formal. But i would with a nice sundress to semi casual.

I'd think that means semi formal, but a little more casual? Haha! Like jeans and a button down for men? And a sundress for women? I would assume sandals are okay for women, and cowboy boots or other boots are okay for men. That is confusing though!

I always prefer to be overdressed than underdressed, so I would probably wear a nice dress with heels/wedges, etc. and hubby could wear either slacks with a nice button down or even include a sport coat.

Overdressed is better than underdressed! I've never heard of semi-casual either.

I would go with a nice summer dress and nice shoes that you can wear in grass

To me, semi-casual would be a nice sundress and sandals

I've never heard of this - I would probably treat it the same as cocktail or semi-formal (for both of these I always just go with a sundress or cocktail dress - for your H I would suggest a collared button down shirt and slacks, probably no tie or coat is required).

Never heard of it but I would wear a long cotton summer dress and sandals.

Sounds like cocktail casual attire. So a nicer dress and sandles or a low heel and dress pants, nice button down and dress shoes.

I would show up in a nice sundress with wedges, and have my FH wear chinos, a button up collared shirt with a sports coat.

Like PP said, I prefer to be overdressed than underdressed. I would treat this as semi-formal. Still an evening event so even if you are overly dressed it will be appropriate.

Semi formal to me is not casual. formal is formal, so semi is in between. if you live in texas, everyone wants to wear swagged new bluejeans, oversized pull over shirts and high top tennis shoes. the women want to wear dressed shorts with tank top shirts and also high top tennis shoes or flip flops. disgusting. Do we actually have to describe "Semi-formal " to everyone.