Short Loop Print Shirt Dress: Whistles
Willow Clutch: Mulberry
Tortoiseshell Sunglasses: Tom Ford
Simple Nude Sandals: Dune

It's the afternoon after the night before and you know what? I'm feeling pretty fresh. I've done two lots of washing and I've eaten a pop tart (yes the breakfast snack hated by all parents) - let's just say this not drinking malarkey isn't so bad. Yesterday was the wedding of one my close school friends so in true wedding style we donned our finest and headed to the church with a nearly six week old baby in tow. Sadie was an absolute babe - barely making a peep in church, gurgling and smiling for all to see and enjoying (I think) some serious partying on the dance floor with her daddy #toocute. The day was a dream from start to finish with the newlyweds absolutely nailing those all important details including a mobile crepe van, sandals in a basket for when the heels started hurting, lawn games and presents on each table for the children, not to mention the most idyllic venue, a marquee overlooking the countryside *swoon*.

As a new mum (and one that's breastfeeding) finding a wedding guest outfit that allowed for easy access was a challenge but I must say I'm pretty pleased with my Whistles shirt dress find. With it's carefree, oversized fit and loud leopard print pattern it manages to disguise a multitude of sins whilst looking pretty jazzy. As with all Whistles pieces it wasn't the cheapest but I love how it can be dressed up or down (just add flats and a worn belt) so think it's a great investment piece. Keeping things wedding appropriate I added my nude block heel sandals, ideal for navigating the grassy banks and finished the look with my large Tom Ford sunnies and Willow clutch. A special mention has got to go to my amazing plaited hair do which kept me feeling cool (in both senses of the word) all day long.

Do you rate my Summer wedding ensemble? What's your go to look when it comes to weddings?

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