Spring

• For spring weddings, choose a dress in pastel colors, such as pastel pink, green, purple or yellow. Floral prints also work well for spring wedding attire. A cute style that is fairly popular at weddings is the sheath dress, which is fitted throughout with a pencil-style skirt, accentuating curves without being too tight. Sheath dresses come in sleeved and sleeveless options. Depending on when the wedding is in spring, it may be too cool for a strapless or spaghetti strap number on its own. If you choose to wear this style of dress, pair it with a cardigan or shawl in a matching or complementary color. You can always remove it if it gets too warm.
  
  

Summer

• For summer weddings, you can also wear the sheath dress, but in bolder, brighter colors than pastel. Think bright greens, yellows, purples and blues. Prints also work well in bolder colors. Many summer weddings are outside, so you many not want to wear your best heels, which could end up sinking in the grass. You can also go with lighter fabrics in the summer, such as linen and cotton, unless the wedding is very formal. In that case, choose chiffon or satin cocktail dresses.
  
  

Fall

• For a fall wedding, you can still wear a sleeveless dress, but spaghetti straps or strapless dresses are more suited for spring and fall. Choose dresses that cover the shoulders. Choose a dress in a warm, fall color, such as a deep red, orange or purple, and bring a cardigan with you in case it is cold. Interesting prints work well, but keep away from floral designs that look better in the spring. You can also wear tights underneath your dress if it is very cold. Select dark-colored tights to make a bright-colored dress stand out. Accentuate the dress with matching jewelry in jewel tones, such as ruby and emerald.
  
  

Winter

• Particularly if the wedding is in a cold region, the weather makes one aspect of dressing for a winter wedding easy: dress warmly. Choose a dress in a rich tones such as plum, burgundy red and forest green, or shimmery gold, silver and black. Shimmery, sparkly dresses have a festive mood that match the winter holidays. Choose a knee-length to tea-length dress, although you can wear a full-length dress if the wedding is very formal. Avoid open-toe or peek-toe shoes unless the wedding is in a warmer location. For a bit of added flair, bring a faux fur white bolero jacket or shawl to wear if you have to go outside.