DRESS CODE
Formal dress, tuxedo or onepiece; what to wear to a wedding can vary. Below you will find information on the dress code for both Friday and Saturday.
Friday, 13th of June
The Warm-up
For Friday's festivities, we wish you a lovely, relaxed and summery feeling dressed in a summer chic fashion. By summer chic dress code, we mean dressing in something that makes you feel nice and comfortable in the summer.
Saturday, 14th of June
The Wedding Day
On the wedding day, the dress code is dark suit.
See below for a description of the dress code.
What does dark business suit mean?
Dress, skirt or a trouser suit in a more elegant style. Wearing a long dress is optional, but not shorter than the knee. The material of the garment is important and should not feel casual but festive.
The dark business suit dress code means that you must wear a suit (jacket and accompanying trousers) together with a nice (preferably white) shirt, tie or bow tie, a pair of formal, preferably dark shoes and possibly a handkerchief in the breast pocket. As the name of the dress code suggests, the suit must be dark; dark gray or dark blue are recommended colors. The suit jacket can be either single-breasted or double-breasted. If you want, you can also wear a vest under the blazer, that is, a so-called three-piece suit. In summary:
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Suit in dark color
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White shirt
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Tie or bow tie
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Breast handkerchief
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Formal shoes
If you have questions about the dress code - don't hesitate to get in touch! We want you to feel comfortable and stylish, and look forward to a beautiful wedding weekend together!
