FASHION: Be the best dressed wedding guest

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A spring wedding

Spring season means wedding season. As a grown-up I haven't been invited to a wedding so far. I can't wait for one of my friends to get married just to experience a wedding for once. It would be a good excuse to buy an over the top dress as well.

Off course that also raises the question: "What should one wear to a wedding?". This depends which your role is in this wedding; are you the bride, a bridesmaid or a normal guest. Today I'll give you some inspiration on how to dress for a wedding party.

The bride

I'm not at a point in my life where I'm considering marriage seriously. But which girl doesn't dream about a wedding gown every now and then. In this dream I'm wearing a Valentino gown and lots of golden (no, not silver) accessories and off course a headband or tiara.

dress: Valentino Spring Couture

headband: Dolce & Gabbana

shoes: Jimmy Choo

bracelet: Swarovski

earrings: Tiffany&Co.

The bridesmaid

If you've got the honor to be a bridesmaid this season, you should definitely choose a pastel dress. Although the bride will probably decide which colour you will wear, pink seems like the perfect choice.

dress: BCBG Maxazria

necklace: New Look

shoes: Steve Madden

clutch: Asos

Guest of the wedding

As a guest of the wedding you can basically wear anything as long as it's appropriate for the dress code and preferably not white. Some people might not agree with me, but I really think to only one who's allowed to wear white on a wedding day is the bride. If you're just a normal guest of the wedding, you can buy a dress which will still be wearable after the wedding party.

dress: Supertrash

shoes: Zara

clutch: Christian Louboutin

bracelets: H&M