Jacket or cardi with this dress for a wedding?

[Loveagoodbook]

I'm going to a wedding in August, it's in Scotland in a castle. I have seen this dress online tonight, lots of different colours, so just looking at the general style for now, but I'm worried I will be cold, I'm always cold!
So wondering what I could style it with just incase.

Sorry should say, style it with a jacket/cardi/shrug. Or just forget the idea of a thin strapped dress and go for proper sleeves instead?

A jacket would be a lovely smart option. Definitely have something you can have on/off. I live in Scotland. August can be lovely & warm during the day but get a bit chilly in the evenings. Castles can be cold even in summer.

Thank you. That's what I'm worried about, I'm cold all the time! It's first night looking, so I may find something else.

I just had a look at Silkfred. They have some longline jackets that would look lovely over a summer dress. Layers are your friend!

That is a lovely dress. You could team it with a lightweight jacket. If there was an option, I'd bring a warm shrug type thing to sling over your shoulders if you get cold. Enjoy the day!

Jacket. I think a shrug would look odd, wrap would look messy.

Pashmina perhaps. It'll keep with the flowy look. I think a jacket would take away the look of the dress. Not sure a cardigan would suit either.

I would go for a slim cut, longer length jacket AND a pashmina. In the evening you can take the jacket off, but still have a bit of warmth, if needed.

A shawl might be nicer

It’s a lovely dress but could easily look shadowless with a jacket or cardigan etc

It’s designed to be worn as it is IMO

Shapeless not shadowless

How formal is the wedding? I'm far from any fashion expert, but the dress looks more summer BBQ than wedding guest style. If its a very casual wedding, then fine.

I agree that a light jacket, along with a light pashmina/scarf so you can layer and take off as needed.

Thanks everyone, I'll look at jackets.
I'll probably change my mind before I buy it, looking online as I just can't face the shops in person!
@Elouera I haven't a clue how formal it is, not an overally dressy family, so I don't think it will be very formal