A friend of mine got married this weekend. A guest brought a date who wore a white lace wedding dress. Really!?! What would you do in this situation as the bride?
A friend of mine got married this weekend. A guest brought a date who wore a white lace wedding dress. Really!?! What would you do in this situation as the bride?
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I get it. My H's family did some pretty rude things to us leading up to our wedding. I don't want to hear updates on them, etc. What I mean is, don't let others get to you, don't react in a way that will ruin your day. Don't give people the satisfaction of making you upset.
The dance floor was outside with lighting? Because the two outdoor pictures you posted look green. I also wouldn’t consider that a wedding dress. It’s a floor length dress and it’s lace but I’ve seen plenty of people wear dresses like that as guests at weddings/other functions.
Looking at the picture of the dress, that would bother me as the bride. I wouldn't say anything but I would def wonder where her manners were. You never try to upstage a bride and that dress is attempting to do that.
This lighting is terrible. So, when your're there, up close, you don't see it as green. Everyone thought it was white. In any case, it just looks like she is a bride at a wedding that isn't hers. All I'm saying. Now people are going to remember that my friend's wedding as the one with 2 brides....
She actually was very nice about it. Didn't mention it at all. She ignored it as to not cause a scene. She isn't one for drama...
Someone wrote it's rude to wear white but at one of the royal weddings the bridemaids were all in white. These WW experts kill me with the "rude" word. I think the royal family have staff that do nothing but master in etiquette. Dont worry, just enjoy your day.
I have had several people ask if they can wear black to my wedding. I don't care - just no jeans!!! I am sure people will punch it up with color - I don't care as long as they are there for us.
Sage/white dress - who the hell cares - too lacy for a wedding, too much like a wedding dress but that is on the guest. Let it go.
I always hope I would approach any situation with grace and wit. I also hope that I have cultivated a group of friends who would never purposefully put me in an awkward position on such an important day. That being said, I would be very upset if someone wore that to my wedding. I can't say I know how I would react. It would depend on how well I knew the person. I also know that my siblings and I are protective of each other. If a rando calrissian wore that to my wedding, it is possible my sisters would be vocal to her before I could even focus on it. I know how I hope I would react. I also know I hope to never find out the truth.
It looks worse on them than it does on you. You have so many other things to be concerned with that day, I might be irritated, but it is what it is. There's no changing it. You could be petty and make a remark about how it was insensitive, but there's really no need unless you have an itch to school someone.
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I would wear black to a wedding also. Me and my FH are invited to a wedding in may he told me it was an all white wedding. I didnt find this odd because some couples actually request their guest to wear all white. My FH is a groomsmen and he got clarity on the colors this weekend. We live in different states and if I would have taken my white dress I would have been in panic mood. Shopping for a different dress. FH would have been upset with me because if I couldn't find an alternative dress I would not attend because I know I would have felt so stupid!!!