The purpose of this page is to give some helpful information to those planning on visiting an LDS congregation for Sunday services. First, you should understand that Latter-day Saints don't have specific dress standards and everyone is always welcome regardless of their state of dress. Most women choose to wear nice dresses of knee length or longer. Skirts and blouses are also common.
Most men wear suits, with white being the most common shirt color.
In less affluent areas, it's not uncommon for men to wear just a dress shirt and tie. This is especially common for younger men and boys. The order of the blocks may vary from congregation to congregation, due to building scheduling and similar considerations. For example, if two congregations share the same building, then one congregation may hold Sacrament meeting in the chapel, while the other congregation uses the rooms for Sunday School classes at the same time. This procedure allows maximum efficiency in the use of buildings.