What to Wear: Irish Wedding

(Oops. I forgot my camera at home, so the weekend round-up will have to wait until tonight.)

Even simple things can be a challenge when you are in a foreign country. Learning how to grocery shop, mind your manners or even boil water can tricky when you are away from home. Imagine attending a wedding in a foreign country, like Kristina:

I’m over in sunny London (well it is today!) and I have been ‘seeing’ someone only for a few months now but he has invited me to a family wedding over in Ireland. I’m a bit nervous as it is, as I’ve only been dating him a while so I need to feel comfortable but still want to make a good impression.

I have this Ted Baker dress that I have already bought & these Nine West shoes. Bearing in mind the Irish weather, as it can be quite unpredictable, would like to have something to cover my shoulders and would also like some pretty accessories as I’ve recently become quite girly (aged 25!). To make matters worse, I have no idea what type of wedding this will be & the boy isn’t very forthcoming with information… Any fabulous ideas?

What an adventure! It sounds like Kristina will have to be prepared for almost anything. Luckily, the dress and shoes she already has are a great start:

Sweater – Go with a girly blue cardigan. It’s a fresher match than pink with black and white. I had originally picked out a more traditional one from J.Crew in baby blue, but she probably doesn’t have that in London. This version is from Topshop with cute ruched sleeves.
Earrings – You can’t get much more girly than diamond and pearl drops! This faux pair is from Harrods.
Clutch – In silver from Topshop.

Have a great time at this wedding, Kristina!