We really don’t care what you wear as long as you’re comfortable enough to dance. But I know people can be weird about wedding attire, so some general guidance per event:

Thursday — The Welcome Party: Fun and casual!

A dress you can dance in, a great pair of pants with a nice top, a linen suit if you’re feeling fancy. The barn is beautiful and a little rustic. Bring a layer, Wisconsin nights get cool.

Friday — The Wedding: Bright cocktail attire!

This whole weekend is leaning warm and vibrant. Anything that feels like a Northwoods sunset or a really good bouquet. Florals, prints, fun textures, a great suit in a non-traditional color, all very welcome. You don't have to match a palette, you don’t need to wear a tie.

Saturday — The Rehash: Pajamas, sweatshirts, bathing suits.

Whatever you like to wear when you’re hungover.

A few practical notes: Perhaps skip the stilettos (the ceremony and reception are on grass and gravel—block heels, wedges and great flats will serve you much better). And bring a layer for the evening, we'll be outside under the tent and it gets cool post-sunset.

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We really don’t care what you wear as long as you’re comfortable enough to dance. But I know people can be weird about wedding attire, so some general guidance per event:

A few practical notes: Perhaps skip the stilettos (the ceremony and reception are on grass and gravel—block heels, wedges and great flats will serve you much better). And bring a layer for the evening, we'll be outside under the tent and it gets cool post-sunset.

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