Ok to wear a white/gray patterned dress to a wedding
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Beautiful dress, but just a little too white for a wedding.0
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Hm... white after Labor Day...
Haha seriously?! Now THERE'S a rule I dgaf about.0 -
Yes! I love it.0
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That looks NOTHING like a wedding dress for a bride.
Go for it.0 -
I've worn a plain black dress and a black dress with a sparkly pattern on it to weddings. Who cares?
And for those who think your dress is 'too white' for a wedding I disagree. I think it's pretty.
ETA: This is coming from the girl who got married on Donald Sutherlands boat in the middle of the ocean in Key West and wore a red sundress that I can wear over and over and over again so . . . . I'm really not into the whole "you should or shouldn't wear xyz to a wedding. OMG The BRIDE! THINK OF THE BRIIIIIIIIIIIIDE!" kind of person.0 -
On my wedding day I couldn't have told you what colour any of my guests wore!! I think brides who get all precious about people wearing white/cream need to get a grip. Unless it looks like a wedding dress, it doesn't matter as its obvious who the bride is!
You could always dress it with bright coloured shoes and cardigan/wrap to add in some colour.0 -
Ladies wore white at my wedding, as long as they weren't wearing a wedding dress I really didn't care
Great dress though...you'll look amazing when or wherever you decide to wear that!0 -
ETA: This is coming from the girl who got married on Donald Sutherlands boat in the middle of the ocean in Key West
Um, can we be friends? I like boats0 -
What kind of bride cares enough about a woman wearing a dress that has SOME white on it? Shouldn't she be paying more attention to her impending marital bliss.0
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It's a great dress. If you're seriously doubtful ask the bride?0
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Just don't wear a wedding dress. Or do. It'll be funny.0
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No. There are very few clear cut rules of etiquette when it comes to clothing, but this is one of them. It's basically the equivalent of a guy wearing a light grey suit to a black tie event.0
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I think the whole "Oh, only the bride can wear white" is silly. As long as you don't upstage the bride, I think you are okay.
Although, I did see photos from a wedding where one gal and her husband were in all white - I was confused for a bit because they were guests and not getting married!!0 -
Just don't wear a wedding dress. Or do. It'll be funny.
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I wouldn't have a problem if someone wore this to my wedding. How well do you know the bride? Is she the type to care? Could you ask her?
Ah maybe too much hassle, if you've got other options just go with one of them.0 -
Too much white. The bride likely won't even notice it, but you'll run the risk of being less than pleasantly gossiped about by those who do have time look around.0
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It's not all white so its perfectly fine.0
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Some people will notice, and some people will disapprove. It's up to you to decide if that matters or not.0
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I wouldn't if it were me unless the bride specified otherwise. I'm sure you could find a dress just as pretty if not more so in a different color :flowerforyou:0
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Ask the bride0
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