The wedding is just a month away! A few people have asked us to clarify the dress code -- just how formal is a beach wedding in Hawaii anyway? To answer that, we put together this handy dandy guide. Special thanks to Angela and Jay for being our lovely models! :-)
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| Way too formal: We're expecting the weather to be hot and humid, so although you may look amazing in these outfits, you may just want to consider skipping the Mad Men look. Guys, you're not going to want to wear a jacket or even a tie. Which means that girls, the guys will not be dressed well enough to match your super fancy formal attire and high heels (unless you really want to make him look short). |
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| Fancy and fine: This is on the formal end of the "just fine" spectrum. Long-sleeve buttoned-up shirts and slacks for guys, and nice dresses for girls. If business casual is calling out to you from your closet, go for it! Girls, you may want to match your dress with some nice sandals. |
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| Casual and fine: This is on the casual end of the "just fine" spectrum. Guys can wear short-sleeve buttoned-up shirts (but not Hawaiian shirts), with shorts to match! Girls can put on sundresses. Stay cool and be cool! Sandals and flip-flops are OK. |
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| Too ghetto: Okay, swimming gears and t-shirts are not cool, especially that t-shirt. Hawaiian shirts might not be a good choice either. Save those for other occasions; I'm sure you'll have plenty of opportunities to show them off on the island! |
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| Way too ghetto: And please, at least get out of your PJs before you get here! This is not a college classroom! |
