What is the dresscode for the weekend?
We’d love for everyone to feel comfortable, stylish, and a little festive throughout the weekend.
To make it easy, here’s some guidance on what to wear for each event.
Quick tip: The bride called dibs on white - for the whole weekend!
Welcome Dinner - Friday
Think elegant summer evening on holiday. Have a look at the moodboard here.
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Ladies: Flowy floral prints, or chic summer attire. Nothing too formal, but something you’d wear to a nice seaside restaurant.
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Gentlemen: Long trousers, paired with a polo, a clean-cut T-shirt, or a short-sleeve shirt. Boat shoes, loafers, or clean sneakers are perfect. No shorts or flip flops please.
Weldding Day - Saturday
Our main celebration calls for cocktail attire with a summer twist. Have a look at the moodboard here.
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Ladies: Midi or maxi dresses in soft and pastel tones, floral prints, or elegant solids. Nothing overly flashy (keeping the overall esthetic of photos in mind; no neon, bright red, etc). Avoid stilettos due to gravel in the ceremony area.
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Gentlemen: Long trousers with a shirt (no tie needed). A jacket is encouraged for photos, but no need to wear it all evening. Boat shoes, loafers, or elegant sneakers are welcome.
Brunch - Sunday
This will be a relaxed day, so beach/pool attire is absolutely fine. Bring your swimsuit, and something easy to slip on to eat.
Are children welcome?
We love your little ones, but would like this celebratory weekend to remain child-free.
Is there a common gift planned?
Having you join us is the best gift. We therefore do not expect any other contribution.