Is the below dress considered formal, semi-formal or informal. What kind of tuxeudos and bridesmaid dresses?

Question

go with it?

http://cieras.stores.yahoo.net/us0269.html

Answer 1

i would deffinently say formal, its floor length so you know it would not be like a cocktail dress and white dresses are usually more formal

Answer 2

The gown on that website is beautiful and would be considered formal. The fabric makes things have a certain feeling of formality as well. Satin is considered the most formal and a gauzy chiffon would be less so. Take your cue from the fabric you choose for your dress and then find a tux your fiance would like to wear. Don't worry about it matching you in anything other than feeling of formality. You don't want him in a tail coat if you are in a chiffon sheath dress. I would also suggest making the bridesmaids dresses be of the same fabric you choose for your dress. That way any style you choose will go nicely with your dress.

Answer 3

Semi formal. As the dresses go for the bridesmaid anything goes. Check out houseofbrides.com

Answer 4

It's the fabric and the decoration that determine formal/semi-formal. This gown is beautiful, but would probably be semi-formal unless it has some beading/stitching or is heavier weight silk/satin that does not show up in the picture. Almost any tux would go with it, but I'd personally nix anything with tails or white tie.

Answer 5

There is actually no such thing as semi-formal. There is formal-- black tie, formal-- white tie, and there is informal.

I think that gown would work for a formal (black tie) or an informal wedding. It has only a short train. If the train was longer, that would make it more formal.

If your groom and groomsmen will be wearing tuxedoes (actually called dinner jackets), that's formal. If they're wearing business suits, your wedding is informal.

Answer 6

I would say semi-formal, no long train, not a big skirt. A good tux option would be no bow tie, but a nice tie and formal tuxedo jacket with vest, no comberbund.

Answer 7

Beautiful dress! Love it! I would consider it formal. You can dress it up with a pretty veil. I think a tux without tails would be best and tea length brides maid dresses in your color.

Answer 8

i would say the dress is semi-formal, but it depends on the setting. a standard tux would totally be appropriate. but the later in the evening, the more formal you could be. but with the dress not having a long train or sleeves, you cannot have tails or top hats with the tuxes.

Answer 9

to me it's considered a semi-formal, but I'm not really sure, it's very pretty though

Answer 10

formal ; groom and wedding party wear tux and long gowns