Stewart manor country club-- I don't really want really guys in tuxes, or women in ball gowns- I just dont want them coming in kakkis and polos
I know. I think theres something else you can write, i just dont know what. I HEAR YOU, i am having my wedding at home, and i stll dont want any cotton on the floor, sorry! its so tacky, i think i might casualy say 'dressy attire' so that they know not to come in golf shoes. lol, u could probably write something a little fancier... something right under black tie......... theres gotta be something. Maybe just write 'formal attire' IDK
You can say something g like formal attire only so it's not black tie but also casual
I like how you added only. I actually went to a wedding two weeks ago and there was a girl in a long white dress with gold straps, i def understand the rule now, she kept catching my eye like she was the bride!!! It was a real eye opener lol
Posted by anjelagain
I like how you added only. I actually went to a wedding two weeks ago and there was a girl in a long white dress with gold straps, i def understand the rule now, she kept catching my eye like she was the bride!!! It was a real eye opener lol
Posted by rosatemp
You can say something like formal attire only so it's not black tie but also not casual
it drives me insane, i tried taking off the spellcheck, and i realized that i never spell anything right on it anyway!!!. Its really annoying!!
Posted by rosatemp
You can say something g like formal attire only so it's not black tie but also casual
