Anonymous wrote:Who the heck gets married Memorial Day weekend? That is 100% family time , and I wouldn't be attending

It is? I had no idea that Memorial Day = spending time with family. Since when?

Bunch of weirdos on this thread!

A cocktail dress with a pashmina is great. I also love the jumpsuit idea. Bring a sweater or light dress coat.

Anonymous wrote:On what planet is 60 degrees freezing? On earth it’s actually 28 degrees above freezing and by most accounts considered a pleasant temperature. You sound overly dramatic.

Being outside in 60 degree weather, with perhaps a bit of breeze, isn't exactly warm. If it was as pleasant as you say, people would keep their thermostats set to 60 degrees in the winter. They don't, because it is a bit cold for most people.

Long dress with a blazer over it would be perfect and warm enough for 60 degrees. You could also bring a trench coat to throw on top if it is rainy at all.. Or I would consider a jumpsuit or fun pants suit. I also hate freezing!

I'd look for a jumpsuit to wear with a blazer. And I'd still bring some options for layers (light coat, pashmina etc). If the high is 60, that means when the sun starts to go down it can get cold quickly.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Who the heck gets married Memorial Day weekend? That is 100% family time , and I wouldn't be attending

I’m sure the bride’s fine with that.

+1

Wedding haters, all of you.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:On what planet is 60 degrees freezing? On earth it’s actually 28 degrees above freezing and by most accounts considered a pleasant temperature. You sound overly dramatic.

+100

I would love this. I really don’t get the outdoor weddings when it’s hot and humid and 90+ degrees. It’s awful. And the men have to wear suits.

60s is fantastic. Just get a pashmina.

+1

Or a full length down coat, if you are from the south.