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A simple black dress is very versatile and should fit both the semi-formal and evening conditions of the ceremony. Unlike a more formal floor-length gown, you'll also be able to dance in a cocktail dress, meaning you won't have to store a second pair of clothes if you don't want to. Cotton or jersey fabric is perfect for a semi-formal dress. Dress up when in doubt. There's a lot of grey area in what is expected for a semi-formal event. In any case, it's better to overdress for an occasion than to underdress for it. In one instance, you'll look awkward. In the other, you'll look flat-out disrespectful. A dark-colored suit won't go wrong in a semi-formal wedding ceremony. Because it's only semi-formal, you have the option whether to button up your jacket or not. A tailored suit won't be expected for a semi-formal event, but may leave a better lasting impression on the wedding hosts if you decide to go that extra mile. Layer your outfit with a simple dress shirt underneath. It doesn't need to be fancy, so long as it's clean. Wear the tie of your choice. For a semi-formal wedding, there's usually no tie recommendation. Leather shoes for men and heels for women are the typical footwear for a semi-formal event. There is a bit more leniency in a semi-formal setting, but you should avoid anything like sneakers. Sandals are an acceptable alternative in lieu of heels if the ceremony is outdoors.

summary: Put on a black dress or cocktail dress. Wear a dark suit. Slip on basic leather dress shoes or heels.

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If you want to ask out a girl in middle school, then you have to get to know each other a bit first. If they don't know you very well and you ask them out, they're probably more likely to say no. You don't have to be best friends and it's probably better if you're not, because you want to steer clear of The Friend Zone but it does help if you know each other a bit, so that you're on her radar and so that she thinks you're a nice guy. If she has no idea who you are or if all she has to go by is gossip or guesses, then she'll have a less likely chance of saying yes when you ask her out. Be friendly. Say hi to her and use her name to show that you're thinking about her. Make an effort in a group setting. Ask how her day is going or give her a light compliment. Pay just a little bit of attention to her. Wave to her if she walks past you in the halls or sits behind you in class. Remember that you don't have to come on too strong to get her attention. In fact, playing hard to get a little bit will catch her eye even more. If you want her to go out with you, then you have to build up a bit of chemistry first. You have to be a little bit flirtatious to see if you two can manage to have some light banter, laugh together, and to have a real connection. You can compliment a new outfit she's wearing, tease her a bit (if she's not too sensitive) or just joke around in a way that makes her see that you like her. If you're in a group setting, pay attention to her, but don't monopolize her time. Make her want to flirt with you, too, instead of just having her wait for you to come her way. Though there's no way to know if she really likes you until you ask her out, you can look out for some signs that you've caught her eye. Knowing that she may have a thing for you can up your confidence when it's time to pop the question. Here are some signs that she may like you: She may completely ignore you or pay a lot of attention to you in a group setting She may smile or blush when you catch her eye Her friends may whisper or giggle as they walk by you You just get a good, flirtatious feeling whenever the two of you talk Other people have teased you two about liking each other She always seems to be looking for excuses to talk to you Check how often she touches you and see if she makes a stupid excuse for it. This doesn't mean that if she touches you once or twice that she likes you. If you want to ask her out, then you don't have to pick the perfect place and time, but it does help if you pick a good opportunity to improve on your chances. If she wants to go out with you, then she'll probably say yes under most circumstances, but you can improve your chances of getting the answer you want by picking a place that is pretty private without making the girl uncomfortable, and by picking a time when she's in a good mood and not likely to be distracted or stressed out. You don't have to wait around too long for the perfect opportunity to present itself. Girls in middle school can be pretty fickle, so if you feel like you have a pretty good opportunity to ask her out, go for it instead of waiting for the perfect one. When you ask her out, you will probably have to think of something to do together! This may seem fairly obvious to you, but you may be so concerned about whether or not she'll say yes or how you'll ask her that you haven't really thought about what will happen after you ask the big question. Though, in middle school, some guys just mean that they want to be girlfriend/boyfriend when they ask girls out, it's nice to actually think of something to do together, so when she says yes, you can say, "Awesome! How about we" Instead of just saying, "Awesome! UmuhI guess I'll see you around then." Here are some things you can ask her to do: Go to a school dance that's coming up Go to see a movie that's coming out Go to a concert Go to the mall together Let you walk her home after school Go to a birthday party together

summary: Be friends first. Flirt with her a little bit. See if she likes you. Pick the right place and time to ask. Think of something you can do together.

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Tap the Snapchat app icon, which resembles a white ghost on a yellow background. The Snapchat camera will open if you're logged in. If you aren't logged in, tap LOG IN, enter your username (or email address, or phone number) and password, and tap LOG IN. Swipe right over the Camera page to do so. You should see a list of recently snapped friends appear. Scroll down until you find the name of the person to whom you recently sent a snap. You should see an outline of a triangle and the word "Opened" below the person's name, along the time which they opened the snap listed in seconds, minutes, or hours. If your friend opened the snap within the last minute or so, they're most likely still online. If you instead see a solid triangle with the word "Delivered" next to it, they haven't yet opened your snap.
summary: Open Snapchat . Scroll over to the Friends page. Find your friend's name. Look at the "Opened" timestamp for the last snap you sent to them.