Does this dress work for a wedding?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:It looks a little casual to me (especially the floral patterns) for cocktail. It seems better suited for the dinner the night before the wedding or a bridal luncheon. What accessories are you wearing?

OP here. I'm planning to wear gold hoop earrings, a gold bangle, and a tennis bracelet with the dress, plus nude heels and a Saint Laurent wallet on chain. I'm petite, and Reformation dresses fit me like a glove. I've worn the brand's Juliette dress and Lacey dress for cocktail attire weddings in the past and gotten a lot of compliments, but I'm not sure if this dress is more casual than the others.

[Anonymous]

I don’t think the floral pattern is appropriate for cocktail, but I do think the green could work.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I don’t think the floral pattern is appropriate for cocktail, but I do think the green could work.

+1 The floral options read more casual than the solids.

[Anonymous]

It's the most basic dress you could wear. Meaning, no one will remember what you were wearing the next day, only that the dress was flattering and you looked appropriate. Which really should be the aim of a wedding guest.

[Anonymous]

It’s fine, but not floral

[Anonymous]

It's perfectly fine for a wedding.

[Anonymous]

I sometimes bring 2nd dress in case of twin situation.

[Anonymous]

The dress is beautiful op. It sounds like you have a great figure which makes all the difference with these minimalist styles.