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WHEN it comes to dressing for a wedding, everyone knows the main rule: Never wear white.
However, there are several more guidelines you should be following, according to fashion experts.
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Instagram user Mei Yap shared six looks you should avoid wearing to any wedding.
Mei’s first no-go wedding day look is any outfit which features a lot of white.
She advised her followers to avoid any dress which included white over 30 percent or more of its surface.
The fashion expert also suggested avoiding any neutral colors in your look.
Mei recommended steering clear of any light pastels such as baby blue as well as beige-tones.
She explained: “My mum wore a white floral dress to my wedding. She ran it by me and I was fine with it at the time, but now when I look at the photos Im a bit upset about it.”
On the other end of the color spectrum, May advised viewers to avoid dark colors, especially black when attending someone’s nuptials.
This should really go without saying, black is associated with funerals and as weddings are happy occasions there’s no need to cast a shadow over the day’s events.
The Instagrammer also told her followers to refrain from dressing too business-like when attending a wedding.
Business attire is somehow too formal and not dressy enough, and overall not appropriate for the day.
Similarly, you should avoid showing too much skin with your outfit as it is not a suitable occasion.
A lot of weddings take place with a religious element included, so wearing something too revealing is not only inappropriate, it could also be considered disrespectful.
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“You never know if they have relative who might be offended,” Mei told viewers.
And finally, white is not the only color on the no-go list when it comes to weddings.
“In a lot of cultures red is reserved for the bride. Even so, bright red colors like this draw a lot of attention,” May explained.
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