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With Las Vegas summer temperatures soaring above 100°F, grooms need smart strategies to stay cool and collected on their wedding day. Whether you’re planning a ceremony in our elegant Victorian Chapel or our stunning Glass Gardens, these expert tips will help you look and feel your best.
Step 1: Dashing Summer Style
While wedding fashion evolves, looking sharp in summer requires smart choices:
- Contemporary Options: Consider dressy shorts or short-sleeve button-ups for a modern look
- Traditional with a Twist: Choose lightweight fabrics like linen for classic suits
- Smart Layering: Skip the jacket or opt for breathable materials
Step 2: Smart Preparation
Proper preparation makes a significant difference:
- Choose high-quality antiperspirant
- Invest in sweat-proof undershirts
- Select moisture-wicking fabrics
- Consider dress shirt alternatives
Steps 3-5: Complete Comfort Strategy
- Grooming: A fresh trim helps keep you cool
- Accessories: Consider stylish hats and proper footwear
- Hydration: Skip caffeine and focus on water intake
Ready to plan your perfect summer wedding? Explore our complete wedding packages and let our experts help you create a comfortable, memorable celebration.
Common Questions About Summer Wedding Attire
Can I skip the traditional suit jacket?
Absolutely! Many of our summer grooms opt for lightweight alternatives or stylishly go without a jacket, especially for outdoor photos.
What are the best fabric choices for summer weddings?
Linen, lightweight cotton, and modern moisture-wicking materials work best for Las Vegas summer ceremonies.
How can I prevent sweating in photos?
Our professional photography team knows the best times and locations for comfortable shoots, plus we’ll help coordinate your timeline to keep you looking fresh.
What’s the best time for a summer ceremony?
Morning or sunset ceremonies offer the most comfortable temperatures. Our various ceremony options provide flexibility in timing.
By all means dress in a cooler, more comfortable style (and encourage your guests, if there are any, to do so) if you want to; it’s your wedding. But just one thing I wonder about: isn’t Chapel of the Flowers air conditioned?