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Since the overall look of your wedding day will likely influence what you wear, a good first step is to figure out your wedding vibe. Think about the style of your venue, what season you’re tying the knot in, and how would you describe your overall style preferences. From boho to edgy to beachy to city chic, the aesthetic options are endless.<\/p>\n
Bohemian<\/h3>\n
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Image by Susie Kelly<\/a>. See more of this real wedding here<\/a><\/p><\/div>\n
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Beachy<\/h3>\n
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Image by Kien’s Collection<\/a>. See more of this real elopement here<\/a><\/p><\/div>\n
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City Chic<\/h3>\n
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Image by Diana Ascarrunz<\/a>. See more of this styled shoot<\/a><\/p><\/div>\n
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2. Choose a Color Palette<\/h2>\n
Much like your wedding style, your wedding color palette<\/a> might have an impact on your LGBTQ+ wedding<\/a> fashion. When it comes to your wedding outfits–whether you’re going for a suit<\/a>, dress<\/a>, or something in between–having a color story is a great way to tie your looks together. Some of our favorite ways to infuse your color story are with shared colors in each other’s outfits (think pocket squares<\/a>, shoes<\/a>, or jewelry<\/a>), wearing colors in similar tones, and using pops of color in alternating ways in each other’s outfits.<\/p>\n
All White<\/h3>\n
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Image by Juladie Ibanez<\/a>. See more of this real wedding here<\/a><\/p><\/div>\n
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