Kibkom North Cyprus Forum

My son is getting married in North Cyprus in August, sensible advice please on what 2x60 plus parents would wear in theCyprus climate.

Temperatures will be at their peak with lots of humidity. The lightest weight clothing possible. Hope you all have a fantastic day.

And drink plenty of non alcoholic fluids during the day
Hope all goes well

Natural fabrics such as linen, silk and cotton, definitely no man made fabrics.
Don't make the mistake of going down the cravat or tie and collar look, go for comfort with an open neck shirt, linen suit or jacket or even short sleeved shirt and slacks. Smart but informal style and comfort is the way to go.
Easier for the lady as stylish, pretty cool ensembles are easy to find. A fan is an invaluable accessory and a lightweight straw hat with a brim rather than a fascinatior provides shade and head protection in the fierce heat.
Hope it all goes well and yes remember to keep the non-alcoholic fluid intake up as Ozankoyboy mentioned.

Thanks for your advice folks.

All the advise above is good but remember your footwear, what fits good in the UK will probably not be comfortable here in August.

Buy some nice soft leather sandals one size more than your normal size as your feet will swell here in august. I find there is nothing worse than

shoes that are rubbing or are too tight.


Avril

so who is the couple? and where?

Good tip about the shoes. I bought some very glittery heeled(2") flip flops for such occasions.
M&S do a linen that does not look like you slept in it. I find anything made from Viscose( it's an entirely natural fibre) lovely and cool and it drapes beautifully, even it the heat.

Personally, I find just turning up just dressed in my underpants, but wearing the obligatory 'British black socks' and brown leather sandals always cheers up an otherwise dismal gathering.

Philoz.
You've been on the pop again???

Philoz wrote:Personally, I find just turning up just dressed in my underpants, but wearing the obligatory 'British black socks' and brown leather sandals always cheers up an otherwise dismal gathering.

Philoz - I trust you wore sock-suspenders?

Msg 11-what are 'sock suspenders'??
Would they make a useful addition to my wardrobe?
Msg10-Karmels,If you know me you will know I only drink if the day has a 'y' in it.

That said,I may have had a beer or two when I posted, but having re-read my post, my spelling,grammar,and syntax appear to be impeccable,and my post was not offensive to anyone as far as I can see.

Which is more I can say for a lot of forum posters (not necessarily on this forum I might add)who struggle to put a sentence together when they are stone cold sober.

Philoz wrote:Msg 11-what are 'sock suspenders'??
Would they make a useful addition to my wardrobe?
Msg10-Karmels,If you know me you will know I only drink if the day has a 'y' in it.

That said,I may have had a beer or two when I posted, but having re-read my post, my spelling,grammar,and syntax appear to be impeccable,and my post was not offensive to anyone as far as I can see.

Which is more I can say for a lot of forum posters (not necessarily on this forum I might add)who struggle to put a sentence together when they are stone cold sober.

Definitely! They are like a small suspender belt (no, ask somebody else!) worn around the calf, to keep your socks up!