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Suggested Items
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Pack pieces you can mix and match.
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Find out what your hotel might provide (shampoo, a hair dryer, etc.)
and don't pack duplicates
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If you're the average woman, you'll be packing more than your groom,
so negotiate to put shared toiletries in his bag.
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Remember the cardinal rule of packing, pack light, then go through and take out half
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Pick dresses and skirts that are versatile that you can dress up or dress down.
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A little dress which can be dressed down during
the day or up for evening.
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A sun dress, in cotton or washable silk, for another evening out
or a special brunch.
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A lightweight wrap skirt or a sarong that can be paired with a silk top for an evening out dancing,
or worn over your swimsuit for a day look.
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Trousers take
a couple of pairs just incase you go visiting somewhere requires your
legs to be covered. |
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Beach holidays can get hot and have cotton or linen trousers in white or a natural tone.
Khakis -- they were originally designed for the tropics, and are another great choice.
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Take with you casual shorts and some dresser ones as well.
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Take with you several cotton T-shirts, you will probably
change your t-shirt twice a day.
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Cool linen
or cotton shirts which you can team with your trousers or knot at
the midriff and wear with a skirt. |
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Be sure to pack any special lingerie needed to
wear with the items you are packing, i.e. a strapless bra to wear with that
spaghetti strap top.
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Leggings for lounging in your room.
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Cotton socks when wearing trainers for sports or going on that excursion.
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Light cotton sweater for those cooler evenings, it can seem very cold
at night after the heat of the sun during the day.
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