We would prefer Casual Wedding Attire, Country Wedding Attire or Dressy Casual.

Casual wedding attire is a slightly elevated version of the clothes you would wear on a typical day.

Similarly to dressy casual events, you should think along the lines of business casual attire. Generally, that means clothing items like tank tops, flip-flops and athleisure are off limits.

Otherwise, you have a lot of options (unlike more structured dress codes like black tie, cocktail or even semi-formal attire).

When it says casual, men could show up in pants and a blazer with no tie—or maybe not a jacket at all—but just a nice shirt and a pair of slacks. Women can wear a nice sundress or dress, a jumpsuit or even a two-piece set. (Credit: The Knot)

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What is Casual Wedding Attire? Outfits for Men & Women (theknot.com)

At a barn wedding, the landscape takes center stage and is often reflected in everything from the decor to the laidback vibe of the wedding.

As you're picking out your outfit for a barn wedding, consider channeling this rustic and natural aesthetic in your wedding attire.

A midi dress with a floral print could be just right for the dress code. Neutrals, earthy hues and textured fabrics are all wedding guest options that will fit right in at a barn wedding venue.

Of course, you'll want to consider the weather before you make any final decisions—if this is a summer wedding, you may not want to opt for a long-sleeve dress. However, a fall wedding might lend itself to that exact look.

It's the perfect opportunity for flowy dresses, breezy fabrics and earthy tones that would look so cute with a pair of cowboy boots. (Credit: The Knot)

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It is the style in between casual and semi-formal attire. It's a dress code that calls for special event clothing that's trendy, relaxed and comfortable.

Think of the dress code as attire that is dressier than what you would wear to work, but not as formal as what you would wear to black-tie or formal events.

The term "dressy casual" can also appear in different forms on invitations; some couples may choose to write smart casual, upscale casual or fancy casual—but they all generally mean the same.

Allow the time of day, season and location of the event to guide your style choices. Putting effort into your outfit is respectful and courteous to the couple—so jeans, shorts, casual shirts and athleisure are all off limits.

For a daytime dressy casual wedding in warmer climate conditions, a cotton or light fabric shift dress is one choice. A button-down shirt tucked into a pair of chinos is also appropriate.

For weddings taking place in the evening, consider wearing a slightly more upscale outfit, like a midi dress with statement jewelry or a light-colored suit.

The venue can also provide inspiration for your dressy casual wedding attire. For example, for an event at a winery or upscale restaurant, your outfit should be on the dressier side (like a sleek jumpsuit or a blazer and slacks). Conversely, a relaxed backyard wedding is a place to wear a simple sundress or a dress shirt tucked into a pair of chinos.

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Dressy Casual Wedding Attire - Guest Guide for Men & Women (theknot.com)

The venue is a farm. The ceremony will take place on the grass. The path to the ceremony site is gravel.

There are also grass hiking trails leading to the four ponds on the property.

We suggest wearing low block heels rather than stilettos.

The barn where the reception is being held has a concrete floor. Any heel style will work here.

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They can be changed from flats to block heels or stilettos. They offer many heel options to fit any style.

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