Dress Code

Our wedding palette draws from sun-washed olive groves, ripe berry tones, and warm terracotta. We'd love for you to dress in rich, muted colours with soft texture and depth — elevated, tonal, and effortlessly refined rather than bold or high-contrast.

Dress code colour palette
Olive
Berry
Wine
Clay
Gold
Brown

Woman's Dress Code

  • Long dresses or elegant midi dresses
  • Floor-length gowns are strongly encouraged
  • Fluid, draped, romantic silhouettes
  • ⁠Soft, nature-inspired colour palette
  • ⁠Dressy sandals, heels, or elegant flats
  • Avoid short cocktail dresses above the knee
  • Avoid clubwear or bodycon styles
  • ⁠Avoid sequins, heavy beading, or overtly flashy evening wear
  • Avoid neon or highly saturated colours
  • Avoid casual cotton sundresses
  • Avoid casual wedges, flip-flops, or sneakers
  • Avoid white, ivory, cream, or anything bridal-adjacent

Men's Dress Code

  • ⁠Suit jacket strongly preferred
  • Full suit encouraged
  • ⁠Linen, wool, or textured tailoring works well
  • ⁠Dress shirt (tie optional)
  • ⁠Loafers or polished dress shoes
  • ⁠Earthy and classic tailoring colours (black also acceptable)
  • ⁠Avoid tuxedos
  • Avoid black-tie attire
  • ⁠Avoid very formal waistcoats/cummerbunds
  • Avoid casual chinos-and-button-down combinations
  • ⁠Avoid shorts
  • Avoid athletic shoes

The Palette

  • Sun-washed neutrals (brown, sand, clay)
  • Olive green & herbaceous tones
  • Berry, wine & elderberry — ripe depth
  • Terracotta warmth

Practical Notes

  • The ceremony is outdoors on grass under sweeping trees
  • ⁠Avoid shoes that might ‘sink’ into grass (eg: stilettos)
  • Evening temperatures may drop — bring a light layer
  • Think romantic, relaxed sophistication — not barefoot casual