When searching for the perfect wedding guest dress, there are a few key factors to keep in mind.

First, consider the wedding's dress code. If the invitation specifies a certain level of formality, such as black tie or beach casual, make sure to adhere to those guidelines.

Next, think about the wedding's location and time of day. A long, formal gown may be more appropriate for an evening ceremony in a fancy venue, while a shorter, more casual dress would be suitable for an outdoor daytime wedding.

Consider the wedding's color scheme.

Try to incorporate those colors into your dress. This can show that you put thought and effort into your outfit, and it will also help you to blend in with the wedding party and guests.

Consider your own body shape and comfort level.

When it comes to styles. Choose a dress that flatters your figure and makes you feel confident and beautiful. If you're unsure of what styles would look best on you, try on a variety of dresses to get a better idea of what works.

5 Things Guests Should Never Wear to a Wedding

1.Clothing that is not in accordance with the dress code.

Julie Sabatino, a wedding clothes stylist from The Stylish Bride, says "You attend the wedding to respect the couple.That should be reflected in your look."
Make certain that your attire is courteous and acceptable for the occasion.
Make an additional effort to discover what you should and should not wear to a certain occasion.
You don't want to be the girl dressed in a lengthy ball gown when everyone else is dressed in a cocktail dress.
If you're not sure what "beachy chic" or "festive casual" means, ask a bridesmaid (not the bride) for advice.

2. Anything that is loud and dazzling.

One of the most important laws of wedding attire is to never outshine the bride and groom.
Avoid wearing glittering ball dresses, sparkling tiaras, sky-high platform shoes, or anything else that will take attention away from the bride.
A wedding is not the time to make a daring fashion statement.

3. A white gown.

Unless you're the bride, wearing a white gown to a wedding is considered a fashion faux pas. Unless the invitation expressly specifies that visitors wear white, ivory, or champagne-hued colors, leave all white, ivory, and champagne-hued hues alone.
The bride deserves to be the center of attention in her gown, and you don't want to offend her or other guests by wearing something bridal-esque.
Along those lines, Sabatino recommends learning the color of the bridesmaids' dresses and avoiding wearing a similar hue to prevent being mistaken for a member of the bridal party.

 4.Your everyday jeans and sneakers.

Even if the dress code specifies "casual," jeans, T-shirts, shorts, and shoes are never acceptable for a wedding guest.
Dress formally to show respect for the bride and groom.
Sabatino advises males to wear a jacket and tie even if the invitation specifies casual.
"In my perspective, it is honoring the event," she explains.

5. Avoid parts that are too small.

"Never wear anything with a lot of exposed flesh," Sabatino advises.
Crop tops, dresses with mesh on the sides, short skirts, plunging necklines, and form-fitting gowns belong at a nightclub rather than a wedding.
A revealing attire will draw unfavorable attention from other guests, drawing attention away from the bride.