Take a look at the photos below or click into the pinterest link to get some inspiration for Creative Semi Formal Attire!

https://www.pinterest.com/baileycleo/i-do/guest-inspo/

Bright Colors: Embrace vivid hues that make a statement. From bold blues to vibrant reds, let your color choices reflect your personal style. (Please try to avoid dresses in super dark colors like navy or black - rich colors on the darker side like emerald green or purple are more than welcome! Black and Navy suits are fine just jazz it up with some colorful accents!)

Bold Patterns: Exciting or geometric prints, florals, or abstract designs are perfect for adding a dynamic element to your outfit. Things like fringe or feather trim are highly encouraged! Don’t be afraid to go overboard!

Fun Accessories: Enhance your look with unique accessories. Think statement jewelry, distinctive ties, funky shoes or eye-catching scarves to add an extra layer of flair.

Tailored Suits & Elegant Dresses: Suits with jackets and elegant midi or floor-length dresses are recommended. Feel free to choose bold colors and creative patterns to showcase your individuality.

Having a hard time choosing a color? The bridal party will be dressed in the wedding color palette (also pictured below) and you're welcome to do the same! (Please avoid dresses in solid shades of white or ivory - although an ivory dress with a pattern on top is welcome!)

The key is to blend the formality of the occasion with your own creative flair. Enjoy expressing yourself and making a memorable impression!

Elevated Casual Attire

Welcome to the party! For the welcome bonfire we’re embracing an elevated casual vibe, blending relaxed comfort with a touch of sophistication.

Consider the weather and the rustic camp nature of the venue when selecting your outfit. Opt for layers and practical footwear that will keep you comfortable and stylish in an outdoor or semi-rural setting. Jeans paired with a smart top are absolutely acceptable! The couple and bridal party will likely be in elevated attire but do not feel obligated to dress up. (Or feel free!)

Think of it as the fanciest bonfire you've ever been to - but how fancy could a bonfire really be?