Outfits for Winter Wedding. Winter may not be the most popular time to attend a wedding but when it happens, it definitely livens up the season! A winter wedding is just the sort of thing we love to look forward to. And if you came searching for just such an article to help you figure what the heck to wear, you came to the right place, friend!

Dressing for a winter wedding is, after all, quite tricky. Comfort is important. You would not want the day ruined because you did not dress warmly enough. And the colors and fabrics are different, too. While a pretty floral frock will suit a summer wedding, it may not be the best option for a winter one. So just where does one start? Not to worry, in today’s article, we will be covering everything you need to know about attending a winter wedding and how to dress for it.

What to Wear to Wedding in Winter

First off, here are some tips for what to wear to a winter wedding. And if you know a bride who is still looking for her winter wedding dress, we also recommend you check out this helpful post on Wedding Dresses with Open Back.

• We don’t recommend wearing a hat because, while cute, it will give you hat hair, and if you want to remove the hat at any point in the day, this will be tricky to figure out.
• Whenever possible, opt for closed-toe shoes. Your toes will thank you.
• If you are a part of the bridal party, or just know you’ll be taking photos at some point, keep in mind that pictures will probably be taken outside. If so, you will definitely want to make sure you are dressed warmly enough!

Now, let’s get to the big question: what do you wear?!

Here are our top picks for outfits you can wear to a winter wedding. Check them out!

#21 – Floral Ruched Dress

Alright, we know we said floral dresses were best left for summer weddings. But a floral dress is a floral dress. And if you are going to wear one, you may as well know how to do it for winter! We love this shade of the dress, the length, and the cut, which is decidedly perfect for winter weather. Belt it at the waist and pair it with some classic pumps. Lastly, add a coat and scarf and/or tights to warm it up a bit.