The summer wedding season has almost begun, and if you've chosen a tropical destination for your wedding, you will have a hot weather wedding guaranteed. Of course, fans, conditioning and other stuff will help you to stay cool somehow but the essential thing is how you dress up to feel comfy at an outdoor ceremony. I'd like to offer you some ideas and tips for maximal comfort on your hot big day.

Brides And Bridesmaids

Choose light fabrics that breathe and won't make you sweat excessively: cotton organdy, chiffon, crepe or voile over silk. Besides, the lighter the color is, the less heat it will get, so keep it in mind, too.

A backless dress will make you feel not so hot, and a slit will let the air flow, which is essential for large skirts with lots of fabric. Low cuts and plunging necklines, strapless or spaghetti strap dresses are right what you need to feel better. A separate is a huge trend not only for brides but also for bridesmaids, so rock it for sure, you will show off some appropriate amount of skin and it will breathe. Flowy designs will also let your skin breathe better than fitting ones. Skip the train or choose a small one because it will gather grass or sand or else with every step you take and won't look nice during the whole day.

Choose the right shoes. Go for comfort as well as style with thicker heels that won't sink into soft summertime grass or just choose sandals or wedges. Keep in mind that during heat your legs can swell a little, so the shoes shouldn't be very tight. Barefoot sandals are also a trendy and cool choice for a hot weather wedding if they fit your style.

Grooms And Groomsmen

Guys, get ready to stand the heat! Because even in the most relaxed man outfit for a wedding it usually feels rather hot. First of all, consider the same tips about fabrics - choose only light and natural ones, the more natural they are, the better. If you don't want a simple pants+a shirt look, add a vest but sSelect open-backed vests for the men's comfort as well. Suspenders are a hot and trendy idea, especially for vintage or boho grooms, and they can be a nice accessory for a non-jacket look. If it's a beach wedding, consider an idea of going barefoot, this is a very cool and comfy idea.