July 15, 201610 yr Normally I'm a shirt and tie guy when it comes to weddings, but an outdoor wedding and reception next week is causing uncertainty. The ceremony itself won't be terrible, as I'm not the type to break a sweat while seated, regardless of temperature, but the reception presents an issue. I dance my butt off from the time I finish eating until they shut the venue down. Given this information, any pro tips from the seasoned vets?
July 15, 201610 yr Normally I'm a shirt and tie guy when it comes to weddings, but an outdoor wedding and reception next week is causing uncertainty. The ceremony itself won't be terrible, as I'm not the type to break a sweat while seated, regardless of temperature, but the reception presents an issue. I dance my butt off from the time I finish eating until they shut the venue down. Given this information, any pro tips from the seasoned vets? Take an extra dress shirt that's the same style and color? I'm assuming reception is outdoor as well?
July 15, 201610 yr I'm old school - always wear a suit and tie or sports coat/tie to a wedding. I, too, love to get at it on the dance floor. You're going to be hot no matter what. Discard the jacket, loosen the tie, unbutton the top button, and work it.
July 16, 201610 yr I'm old school - always wear a suit and tie or sports coat/tie to a wedding. I, too, love to get at it on the dance floor. You're going to be hot no matter what. Discard the jacket, loosen the tie, unbutton the top button, and work it. Ding ding ding! Same here.
July 16, 201610 yr I'm old school - always wear a suit and tie or sports coat/tie to a wedding. I, too, love to get at it on the dance floor. You're going to be hot no matter what. Discard the jacket, loosen the tie, unbutton the top button, and work it. You should NOT wear a business suit.
July 16, 201610 yr My invitations included what to wear and what to bring. They were told that the proper attire was cut off shorts and either T shirts or wife beater shirts. They were to bring as many fishing poles and as much bait as they could carry. We obviously had the wedding in the back yard on a partly cloudy day. It was mostly cloudy and no rain, but the second my soon to be bride stepped out of the house, the bright sunshine came out with perfect timing. I think everybody had a great time at the reception, but there was a lot more fishing going on than dancing.
July 16, 201610 yr Author My invitations included what to wear and what to bring. They were told that the proper attire was cut off shorts and either T shirts or wife beater shirts. They were to bring as many fishing poles and as much bait as they could carry. We obviously had the wedding in the back yard on a partly cloudy day. It was mostly cloudy and no rain, but the second my soon to be bride stepped out of the house, the bright sunshine came out with perfect timing. I think everybody had a great time at the reception, but there was a lot more fishing going on than dancing. That's the kind of wedding I wish I was going to.
July 16, 201610 yr Take a pair of shorts, a T-shirt and some tennis shoes for when the groovin' gets going.
July 17, 201610 yr You can always discard the jacket and tie once the reception starts. Roll up the sleeves when the dancing begins.
July 17, 201610 yr I am starting to like the idea of theme weddings. I've seen 2 this year where they asked for one for everyone to wear a jersey from their favorite sports team. And everything with the wedding was sports related. And the second wedding was at a farm and they asked everyone to wear a country outfit (overalls, boots, jeans, etc).
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