(This article was written by Andrew Schofield, from the University of Birmingham) There has been passionate debate on the internet over a blue and black dress that to some people perhaps even the majority appears white and gold
Safe color choices for any wedding: Navy or midnight blue (sophisticated, formal) Blush or dusty rose (romantic, feminine) Emerald or forest green (rich, elegant) Burgundy or wine (formal, seasonal) Colors requiring caution: White, ivory, cream (traditionally reserved for brides) Black (perfectly fine for evening, but check couples preference) Red (can read as attention-seeking at some weddings) Neon or extremely bright shades (may photograph poorly) For green wedding guest dress options in tea length, sage, moss, and emerald tones feel sophisticated while honoring the vintage inspiration behind this hemline
The A-line skirt falls effortlessly to the floor, offering fluid movement and a flattering silhouette
Pointed-toe stiletto heels or elegant d'Orsay flats keep the lines clean
Skip white as its associated with black tie
With a choice of various natural-stone (or sunray-finish) dials and either a stainless-steel or gold-tone case, these affordable, hip designs are perfect for someone who likes a bit of whimsy in their dress watches