The dress code
Garden Chic
Garden Chic sits just below black tie and just above a nice brunch. Think a elegant garden party: flowing fabrics, soft colors, florals, and shoes you can stand in on grass. Dressy, but comfortable enough to dance in.
Sage
Blush
Champagne
Dusty Blue
Terracotta
Lavender
A palette to pull from — not a rule. Any soft, warm or muted color fits right in.
The Look
A few examples to point you in the right direction.
Example 1
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Example 2
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Example 3
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Example 4
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Yes & No
Please do
- Soft, muted and pastel colors — sage, blush, champagne, dusty blue
- Florals and light prints
- Midi and maxi dresses, jumpsuits, flowing fabrics
- Light-colored suits, linen, or a blazer with slacks
- Block heels, wedges or dressy flats — there will be grass
- A light layer for the evening; it cools down in San Diego
Please don't
- White, ivory, cream or champagne-white — reserved for the bride
- Anything in the exact wedding party colors (sage green)
- Jeans, shorts, t-shirts or athleisure
- Sneakers, flip flops or slides
- Stiletto heels — they sink into grass
- Very short or heavily cut-out dresses
- Loud neons or all-black funeral looks
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What the Wedding Party Is Wearing
So you can complement them rather than match them.
Bridesmaids
Sage
Soft Sage
Floor-length sage dresses in mixed styles. [Update with your exact color and designer once chosen.]
Groomsmen
Deep Green
Tan
Tan suits with deep green ties. [Update with your exact color and designer once chosen.]