The Best Dresses To Wear To A Wedding In The Summer
Summertime is known for many magical moments, one of which is the summer wedding. For some of us, there are a series of weddings, which means you may need a dress or two for the following months. There are many factors to consider, like if it is an outdoor wedding, themed and how formal the wedding just may be. We put together a list of some dresses that may help your figure out which dresses to wear to a wedding in the summer.
1) An Elegant Red Dress
Go for a dress in the color of love and passion. This off shoulder red mini dress with crochet detail is simple enough but with a bold color where it will feel like the perfect summer look. Style it with some light braids and teardrop jewel earrings.
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2) A Midi Dress
Go for a dress with skinny straps and a romantic look like a V-neck or sweetheart neckline. This dress comes in a soft purple which would go perfectly with a pair of nude or white ankle strap heels and some classic pearl earrings.
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3) A Petite Dress
If the wedding is outdoors, you may want to go with a dress that isn’t too long or overwhelming. Go with a shorter dress in a light color that won’t feel as heavy. If you don’t want something too simple, go with a dress that has a little ballerina tulle look to it and style it with some gold sandals and an embellished headband.
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4) A Light Maxi Dress
It’s sometimes hard to find a maxi dress that isn’t too stifling in the summer weather. Try this super sweet pleated maxi dress giving fabulous seventies vibes. This sea foam green would pair well with a pair of blush colored heels and a pair of neutral colored statement earrings.
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5) A High Low Dress
Summer weddings sometimes must combat uncertainly when it comes to the weather. It could be torrential down pours or it could ninety-nine degrees outside. Go for a high low dress that seem prepared for any temperature. A blush colored dress can be styled with a few gold-detailed hair pins and a gold clutch to match for dresses to wear to a wedding in the summer.
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6) A Real Party Dress
If you are going to a wedding where you know the reception is going to be the ultimate dance party, go with an amazing party dress that is still classy enough for a wedding. A sequined glittery number is perfect for the dance floor and can be styled with some simple silver jewelry and a romantic half up do.
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7) A Little Black Dress
If you are one to go for the classic LBD, you can go with this one or any little number that you fancy. The best part about styling a little black dress is that you can take it in any direction. In terms of your wedding look, however, go for a French twist updo, some white silver dangly earrings and a pair of open toed heels. It is the classic formal outfit equation for dresses to wear to a wedding in the summer.
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8) A Dramatic Dress
If you prefer to be the showstopper while attending a party, go for a dress with a little more drama. This kimono style dress in ice grey with embellished sequins is perfect for just that. It is super fun and doesn’t need much styling as it does all the work. Just slightly tousle the hair or go with a high pony. Have a simple pair of heels and you are good to go.
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9) Don’t Go with a Dress at All
That title is misleading, do not go to your next summer wedding naked. Please. If you prefer not to wear a dress, try a jumpsuit. This number is simple yet elegant and can be dressed up with a pair of over sized statement earrings and a pair of knockout heels.
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10) A Little Black Dress with a Twist
If you prefer an LBD with a little punch, go with this dress with gold embellished details. It’s simple enough but super fun. Style this piece with an effortless hairstyle like a middle part with beach waves or a fishtail braid. Add a pair of black heels and you are ready to party.
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Which of these dresses to wear to a wedding in the summer are you trying? Let us know in the comments.
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