4 Cute Outfits For Any Fall Wedding Scenario

Is it just us or is everyone pairing off, getting engaged, sending save the dates, forcing you to eat cake, and then, ultimately, getting married? Do we sound bitter? We're not—honestly, we're soo happy for you and we've bought you a juicer styled four hot looks to prove it. We know finding a perfect wedding outfit is as difficult for you as it is for the bride (if not more so—white dress? So easy!), so we've done the hard part for you, breaking down your nuptial needs by dress code.

Whether your most hipster friend is the groom-to-be, the couple is experimenting with a brunch reception (double down on those mimosas), or black-tie attire is optional, this quartet of ensembles will let you worry about bigger things—a.k.a.: holding your liquor your speech, your dance moves, and which butter knife to buy off the registry. Oh, and Facebook-creeping the groomsmen to see who's single.

Brunch is about all things bright, airy, and fun, so make sure you pick a dress to match. Florals are always a winner, and you can dress them up with a chic blazer.

In our book, "black-tie optional" is code for a nonetheless fancy affair — keep your main piece formal and pulled together, but feel free to have a little fun with your accessories.

Go for a stunning ensemble, and don't be afraid to pull out all the sartorial stops — without upstaging the bride, of course. You'll want to steer clear of anything too revealing, and, obviously, a dramatic lip is always a no-brainer.

The hipster wedding can be a most elusive event — the unmatched chairs, the mason jars, and oh-so-many beards make dressing tricky. Go for something trendy, slightly casual, and comfortable — you'll be dancing to tons of Florence and the Machine.