Whether you’re the bride or just a guest, figuring out what to wear to a cold-weather wedding can be quite tricky. Cold weather kills your mood and can discourage you from looking your best. But come on, this is a special day. If you can’t be sexy during a wedding, you’d better stay home and drink coffee all day. Regardless, here are several simple fashion tips and tricks that can go a long way on your wedding day during a cold season.
Rental
For a cold season, deciding on an indoor wedding would be much more appropriate than an outdoor one. It reduces the pressure of having to dress too much. But if you decide to do some outdoor activities, consider picking up some additional hot cover ups. Avoid short dresses with a circular cut that can be easily caught by the wind and opt for a sheath dress instead. A cape would also add some flair to your outfit and, of course, protect your hair from the wind. You don’t want to look like you’ve just been fried by lightning.
Coatings
Being a wedding event, you will likely be wearing a dress and since the weather is cold, you should consider investing in the perfect cover-ups to keep you warm. Choose long-sleeved dresses over short sleeves and, if possible, go for a flowy hemline. If your dress is strappy, a shiny coat or thick shawl would be a great option. Anything to keep you stylish but warm.
Colors
It’s gloomy weather. So adding a little color to the wedding helps brighten the mood. The flowers, the carpet, the general palette, and so on. Don’t avoid dramatic colors. It will go a long way in ensuring that everyone remains lively. And when the dance starts, it will be a rainbow in the clouds.
Cloth
Being a cold season, you don’t want to walk around shivering like a chicken. It is important to note that your health should always come first. There are many elegant dresses in thick fabric that will keep you fashionable and warm at all times. And remember; clothing that reveals too much is not necessarily in fashion. This is a wedding; not a nude beach.
Shoes
If it’s a wet day, closed heels will work just fine. But if the ground is not too wet, shoes made of satin, Ankara or any other fabric would be a better option. Boots are also perfect in this case as long as they combine perfectly with your dress. In a word, the dress determines the boots.
Accessories
You are free to add a touch to your look with some accessories. Bangles would be a good option to give you a daring look. Some necklaces and earrings are fine too. Just keep the overall color palette soft and neutral if you want to nail it. Do not exaggerate!