The "formal night" on the cruise ship is full of excitement and mystery.Usually there is a formal night on 5-Day trips, higher proportion on longer cruises.On my first cruise I was wondering what it would look like and how it would bePeople get up and what I feel comfortable.Let me fill it out for you!I speak on the cruise line and recently I speak on the Royal Caribbean, Costa and Carnival Cruises.Formal clothing is officially defined as a men's dress or dark suit, white shirt and tie, as well as a lady's evening dress, cocktail dress, fancy suit or evening dress.However, this is the person for 03, and I would consider formal night a formal opportunity, but not an obligation, if you wish.Many gentlemen do not wear tuxedo.I 've also seen men in the restaurant who don't have jackets and ties.(Read your specific cruise material and see if the gentlemen need a tie.) If you think formal life is fun, it's an opportunity for you to shine, and you can "formal" life as you like.You can make it a complete one.Meal deals, enjoy massages, beauty, facial treatments, and then do your hair on that day, but book early and the appointment is quick.Even if you cruise in the Caribbean during the summer, the temperature in the restaurant is always cool.For some, a large part of photography is an opportunity for formal portraits.When photography starts, it says in your schedule.Dress up early and you may want to stay on a small line.They are happy to arrange family groups, even 50.Keep this in mind if you need a new professional photo.They are designers.It also looks like a black and white avatar, and I hope I know.I could have saved a lot of time and sitting expenses here.So consider bringing a professional jacket to one of the portrait opportunities.Don't want to spend a lot of money on something you only wear once?There are several options here.
Plan ahead and shop in special places.
Shop in stores such as rose clothing for a lower price-I bought beautiful dresses for $20 --$30.
Check out the resale shop.They are more expensive, but there are always designer products, which is also interesting.

Rent.Yes, they thought about everything.CruiselineFormalwear (), for example, serves cruise guests of the Americas, Disney, Royal Caribbean and Princess of the Netherlands.

Customized on board, contact housekeeping.No charge.Try on your dress right away;Don't wait until the formal night.
In the event of a major assembly problem (which should not occur if the measurements are correct), there will usually be additional inventory on board.Inquire.
Instructions on how to measure on the website.
When to order?Call 1-800-551-5091 ask about your specific cruise.(Usually 1-2 weeks prior.
Includes: jacket, trousers, two-piece shirt, belt, bow tie and cufflinks/studs.
Shoes and other optional accessories are rented separately.
Size up to 60 XLong.



Credit card payment information you must notify the cruise company if your cabin number, ship or sail date changes.The ship won’t.Limited last-Small tux stock for rent on board, but it's the first-come, first-They may not have all the sizes.For women, they offer several different items that you can rent, including: black velvet, gold and glitter shirts, long black velvet and black crepes, and formal black shoes.If you forget to bring the right jewelry, there are a lot of options in the boat shop.They also offer basic formal attire for women.For BOYSCruiselineFormalwear, boys with dresses are also available for rent.And ...... You are on a cruise ship and there will be 24/7 food.Sometimes I'm fine, no gain 5-10 lbs.Other times ...... Well, I always pack this pair of beautiful black spandex --Wear late pants with elastic waist at the end of the cruise.Did you take pictures?Remember, there is usually another dining option if you want to give up a formal night.This is your holiday.In your way!