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Dress Code Guidelines - Pick the Right Party Attire
By chrisWe all love to get party invitations, but we don’t like the stress and confusion about what to wear. To help you choose the right attire for your events, we have put together a guideline to help decipher the dress code speak. Read on to help alleviate those pre-party jitters of what to wear: Casual This is as laid back as it gets. Casual dress typically means that anything goes. Dressy Casual / Business Casual This type of attire calls for dressed-up versions of casual clothes. For men it means pants or khakis and a collared shirt or jacket. For women it means a skirt or dressy pants. Jeans, t-shirts, shorts and other casual looks are not appropriate for dressy casual events. Festive Attire This term is typically ...
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Reasons to celebrate
- January 19, Martin Luther King, Jr. Day
- January 20, Inauguration Day
- January 26, Chinese New Year
- February 1, Superbowl Sunday
- February 2, Groundhog Day
- February 8, Boy Scout Day
- February 14, Valentine's Day
- February 16, Presidents Day
- February 24, Fat Tuesday / Mardi Gras
- February 25, Ash Wednesday










