Can you wear black to a church wedding?

There is no law or church rule that bans black clothing for guests. In the past, black was associated with mourning, but that is no longer the case in most UK churches. Many guests wear black dresses, suits or jumpsuits, and it is widely accepted. However, some couples or families may have their own preferences, especially if the wedding is very traditional or if the couple has asked for a specific dress code. If you are unsure, check the invitation for a dress code. If it says 'formal' or 'black tie', black is absolutely fine. If it says 'garden party' or 'day dress', you might choose a lighter colour, but black is still not wrong. The most important thing is to avoid anything too casual, such as jeans or trainers, unless the couple has said otherwise. For a church service, shoulders and knees are usually covered, but that depends on the church and the season. If you are a close family member, you could ask the couple directly. Otherwise, trust that black is a safe and stylish choice. Remember, the wedding is about the couple, so focus on being comfortable and respectful rather than worrying about colour.