Dress code

Formal, elegant and in dark tones. A few looks are already spoken for — here's the map, so no one shows up twinning with the wedding party.

Ladies

EVENING ELEGANCE

• An evening or cocktail dress in elegant, understated tones — dark colours shine at night
• Please no white, ivory or cream (the bride's) and no burgundy (the bridesmaids')
• Rich, vibrant colours are beautiful — just skip neon and ultra-flashy shades
• Heels welcome — part of the dinner terrace is on grass, so block heels or wedges are a smart move

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Gentlemen

DARK SUIT & TIE

• A formal dark suit — navy, charcoal, black or deep green — with a classic tie
• No tuxedo and no bow tie — that look belongs to the groom tonight
• Skip the burgundy tie — that's the groomsmen's matching detail
• Light, breathable fabrics — the ceremony and dinner are outdoors

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The wedding menu

Pick your main course below. Choose wisely — we tried them all, twice.

You'll choose your main course when you RSVP on the invitation — meat, fish, vegetarian or the kids' menu.