What dress would you wear to a wedding?
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Jun 18, 2015
Nelly M.
Jun 18, 2015
Stephanie G.
The beige looks similar to white and that's a huge no-no. I'd go with the green.
Jun 18, 2015
Maribel M.
Yea definitely the green... Number one rule, can't match the bride!
Jun 18, 2015
Anh N.
I like the style of the second one more, if you are able to choose a different color I'd go with that one.
Jun 18, 2015
Emm J.
I prefer the second one but that is a lovely dress you don't want to look better then bride ha xx
Jun 18, 2015
Alina E.
Jun 18, 2015
Alina E.
Maybe.a.short one is better because the bride wears a long.dress, or?
Jun 18, 2015
M G.
The 2nd is cute.
Jun 18, 2015
Rebecca J.
I like the second but I'd pick the green, like Stephanie said the beige is too close to white.
Jun 18, 2015
Alexis C.
I really like the style of the beige dress but like the other girls said beige or any color even remotely resembling white shouldn't be worn to a wedding. If you can't get the beige dress in a different color (that's what I would do) then go for the green.
Jun 18, 2015
Nelly M.
Omg ladies I'm so confused
Jun 18, 2015
Nelly M.
Jun 22, 2015
Emily W.
To be honest, neither is appropriate for a wedding. The green dress is too tight, and the beige dress is too close to white. Both dresses have bare shoulders, which is not appropriate attire for a church wedding unless you plan to add a bolero or jacket or have a tailor add sleeves.
If the wedding is not taking place in a church, or the church is a progressive/nontraditional church, strapless might be allowed but err on the conservative side with the neckline.
Hems drastically above the knee are inappropriate in all scenarios. "Bodycon" style dresses are also inappropriate at all times.
Knee-length cocktail dresses are standard attire; any longer risks looking too casual (maxi dresses) or conflicting with the bridal party (long or tea-length gowns).
No black, white, blush, cream, ivory, beige, etc. Generally avoiding all shades of black, white, pastels, and the wedding colors (the colors on the invitations) is safest. (That way you won't conflict with bride no matter what color her dress is, or the bridal party.)
For an example: for my friends' wedding, I wore a purple wrap-style knee-length cocktail dress with elbow-length sleeves (to cover my tattoo since the ceremony was at a Catholic mission), with pantyhose, sparkly low heels, and a simple bracelet.