What to Wear: Floor-length gown in any color except white, ivory, or champagne Luxe fabrics like satin, silk, chiffon, or velvet Elegant jewelry and formal heels Evening clutch Colors That Work: Classic: Black, navy, burgundy, charcoal Jewel tones : Emerald, sapphire, ruby, amethyst Metallics: Gold, silver, rose gold Deep colors : Forest green, plum, wine What to Avoid: White, ivory, cream, or champagne (reserved for the bride) Overly revealing cuts Casual fabrics like cotton or jersey Sneakers or casual shoes Semi-Formal Weddings Semi-formal weddings allow floor-length gowns but also accept midi and tea-length dresses
Black-tie weddings are common for evening celebrations in elegant venues like hotels, ballrooms, country clubs, and formal gardens
Feminine and flirty white bachelorette dresses This white lace mini dress is right on trend with its bustier style top
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Features to look for: Flowing fabrics, statement sleeves, corsetry, square necklines, intricate lace, embroidery, embellishments, jewel tones Splurge: Ines Di Santo Janny Gown Spend: Wtoo by Watters Keala Ruched Corset Wedding Gown Save: For Love & Lemons Willow Dress Rococo-Era Wedding Dresses Most commonly associated with Marie Antoinette, who reigned as the Queen of France from 1774 to 1792, the Rococo era brought pivotal changes to the bridal fashion scene
