Formal Wear Only

Alright, ladies, listen up—this is not just any soirée; this is THE soirée. If you know our bride, you know she’s all about living large and looking even larger-than-life. Think of it as a fashion fantasy where the rule is simple: Go BIG or Go Home! So, dust off those haute couture gowns, the ones buried deep in the back of your closet, whispering for their moment in the spotlight. Pull out your Gucci, your Chanel, and anything else that screams “I’m here to slay!” Don’t forget to sparkle with diamonds, flaunt those Louis Vuitton bags, and strut in your signature red-bottom heels. Get your hair and nails done so fabulously that you’ll be mistaken for a celebrity. The bride demands it! And when you sashay down the “Red Carpet” at this event, remember: It’s not just about making an entrance; it’s about making the entrance.

This is formal attire event—no sneakers, high boots, sandals, or casual wear like sweaters and jumpsuits. Dress Colors: Please avoid white, cream, light beige, and any shade of purple (including lilac, eggplant, and dark plum). We want to keep the look cohesive, and we appreciate your understanding. If you arrive in these colors, you may risk being escorted out or, worse, getting a drink spilled on you by one of the maid of honors. Stick to the dress code to avoid any surprises!

Gentlemen, here’s the scoop: we’re talking full-on “Black Tie” or “Tuxedo” only—NO EXCEPTIONS! (EVEN IF YOU ARE FAMILY) So, dust off that old suit, or if it’s seen better days, hit up a suit rental place and book yourself a date with your barber. Glam it up with your Rolex, Cartier, and those killer Prada shoes. The groom wants you looking so dashing, you’ll make the cover of “People Magazine” as “The Sexiest Man Alive”! Bring your A-game and let’s make those jaws drop!

NO Hats, cowboy hats, sneakers, boots, open shirt, turtle neck, button up shirts, vest on a shirt, jeans, khakis, cargo, corduroy, Christmas wear or sweaters. Thank you for understanding and respect our request.