The Dress Code

For the ladies

Floral Formal

Formal dresses that feel refined and graceful are exactly what we’re going for. Maxi or midi-length gowns are welcome, paired with heels or dressy sandals to complete the look. Think wedding chic, but still you.

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What NOT to wear

White, cream, or bridal-inspired looks are best left out, as we’d love to keep those just for the bride. Please avoid overly short hemlines, flip flops, or anything that feels casual, so we can keep the look polished and elevated.

For the gentlemen

Barong Tagalog

We invite you to wear the Barong Tagalog in traditional shades of cream, ivory, or beige beautifully paired with dark formal trousers. We love the intricate embroidery and sheer fabric of this Filipino classic, but please feel free to wear any type of suit or tuxedo if you cannot source one.

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The Dress Code

For the ladies

Floral Formal

What NOT to wear

For the gentlemen

Barong Tagalog

We invite you to wear the Barong Tagalog in traditional shades of cream, ivory, or beige beautifully paired with dark formal trousers. We love the intricate embroidery and sheer fabric of this Filipino classic, but please feel free to wear any type of suit or tuxedo if you cannot source one.​

What NOT to wear

Please refrain from wearing casual or sportswear pieces with overly distracting logos.

We invite you to wear the Barong Tagalog in traditional shades of cream, ivory, or beige beautifully paired with dark formal trousers. We love the intricate embroidery and sheer fabric of this Filipino classic, but please feel free to wear any type of suit or tuxedo if you cannot source one.