What to wear for an April wedding
Jacket, £275, Rixo. Necklace, £178, Monica Vinader. Dress, £49.99, Zara. Bag, £49.99, Mango. Bracelet, £75, Susan Caplan. Heels, £35, Marks and Spencer. Lip Gloss in Ribbon, £20 by Lisa Eldridge from Liberty
Blazer, £40, Next. Earrings, £145, Tilly Sveaas. Silk top, £200, Cos. Ring, £128, Edge of Ember. Bag, £80, Anthropologie. Shoes, £119 by A.W.A.K.E MODE x John Lewis, from John Lewis. Trousers, £48, Next
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