Q. What should I wear to a no-dress-code wedding?

A. Even if you are not required to follow a particular dress code, it doesn’t mean you should attend the wedding wearing your everyday outfit or something that will make you upstage the groom. To ensure you look the part while keeping the balance between formal and casual, go for something like a charcoal or navy suit, a shirt, and a tie.

Q. How should a teenager groom for weddings?

A. Hairstyle. There are many trendy hairstyle options to don to a wedding, and there’s no pressure for men to have the same hair getups. And while men’s hairstyles are unique on their own, it’s a key reminder to maintain a professional and business-appropriate look when going as guests at weddings. If you have messy hair, brush it up and apply pomade or wax to achieve the volume you want.

Beard and Mustache. Although not all teenagers have facial hair yet, it’s best to know that one must not go to a wedding with a rugged look. It’s advisable to trim your facial hair on the morning of the big day. Consider using a clipper, and apply an aftershave. Remember that you don’t need to be cleanshaven unless it’s a formal wedding.

Makeup. Make sure to choose the right products as teenagers are prone to acne and skin breakouts. Go for hypo-allergenic brands. Apply a light foundation or CC cream to your face for a healthy and natural glow. Blotting paper and powder are recommended for teens with rather oily skin.