The right wedding guest appearance requires careful consideration. Naturally, you want to look your best and display your best styling abilities, but you also don’t want to overshadow the groom on his special day. Even though it can be a challenging puzzle to solve, autumn is the perfect season to do so! Fall is the perfect time to wear a suit since the temperature is just right for a tweed three-piece suit while yet providing plenty of autumn sunshine to prevent you from overdressing. Therefore, if you’re fortunate enough to receive an invitation to an autumn wedding, here’s some ideas for a style that will undoubtedly be on point.
Tweed
Your reliable work outfit simply won’t work this time. A wedding is the perfect moment to truly shine and a terrific chance to show some personality that you wouldn’t typically get to do on the 9–5 schedule. A tweed suit in the fall will serve you well, regardless of any dress-code restrictions that may apply, which are frequently based on the time of the reception. Simple grey or blue tweed are always safe bets and will give texture to your ensemble; avoid anything overly garish. Avoid corporate-looking stripes and choose something a little more whimsical, like florals or paisleys, when accessorizing with a patterned tie. Don’t limit yourself to wearing white shirts all the time; a pastel blue or pink shirt can work wonders for your entire appearance, instantly boosting it.
Colour
Take advantage of the seasonal color scheme and incorporate it into your appearance. There aren’t many other situations where you’ll be able to pull off wearing a burgundy wine or moss green three piece, but boy do they look wonderful. Fashion a colored suit with pride, and for further impact, match it with a patterned tie in contrast. If you choose a block-colored suit, you can even dare to wear a patterned shirt, which will instantly make you look better.
Checks
The ideal time of year to wear checks is in the fall. Most are woven with soft earth tones, which look great against an autumnal setting, which helps. Additionally, they give your appearance depth and substance while exuding a carefree appeal. Use no more than three colors in the check, and stick to neutral hues like navy, grey, and tan. Choosing a check is a matter of taste, but try to avoid bold windowpane checks and go instead for smaller-scale checks like dogtooth or prince of Wales. Additionally, you don’t want to use excessive color contrast. These tips will make sure you don’t steal the show, which is politeness for a wedding guest.
