This rule is as important for the rehearsal dinner as it is for the wedding itself, as the bride will usually wear white and any guests who mimic that color with their dresses (or even their suits) run the risk of upstaging her
Start by considering your venue, season, formality level, and personal style preferences
You can say this is the good old fake it 'til you make it philosophy, which works rather fine in todays society
Worn to official evening functions where civilian attire would be mandated as black tie and tuxedos, the DDBJ is also worn to any formal event, e.g
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The proper mens cocktail dress code has been around ever since