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well the day obviously before the wedding what do you wear?
i was thinking a dress but a more casual one.
any examples you can give me or links to dreses
thanks
oh im 14 and the weddings in texas in may
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like the other people here, we need much more info. I would talk to the bride and ask her, because I don't think it would be very good if you "outshine" her, even at the rehearsal dinner. You don't want to have a bunch of attention on you. My guess that a nice dress, one that you would wear to church or interview would always be appropriate, or a business suit (short black skirt, really cute top, with a trendy small jacket, great shoes and purse). When in doubt, I don't think you can go wrong with this.
More info that you are 14....I would just wear a pretty sun dress with some type of little jacket cover-up thingy that you could have on or off depending on what is appropriate. Sandals or shoes. (don't wear flip-flops)
like the other people here, we need much more info. I would talk to the bride and ask her, because I don't think it would be very good if you "outshine" her, even at the rehearsal dinner. You don't want to have a bunch of attention on you. My guess that a nice dress, one that you would wear to church or interview would always be appropriate, or a business suit (short black skirt, really cute top, with a trendy small jacket, great shoes and purse). When in doubt, I don't think you can go wrong with this.
More info that you are 14....I would just wear a pretty sun dress with some type of little jacket cover-up thingy that you could have on or off depending on what is appropriate. Sandals or shoes. (don't wear flip-flops)
What's a good job for a single mother returning to college?
What is a good job choice, while going back to college full time?
For a single mother who has to work and go to school full time?
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I am a mother of three and full time college student but my husband supports me. The only thing I can think of that may work is work study where you get to work in the library or computer lab and get to study between serving customers and some sort of Job like selling crafts on Etsy.com. I always thought that getting into the wedding planner/ rental business would be good since it would require weekends and little time in between. If you made silk bouquets and boutonnières, an arch with a swag in the center and decorated a fake reusable Styrofoam cake with plaster or Spackle with a small real cake on the top for show when the bride and groom cut it and served sheet cake and punch with a simple meal option of cheap soup like Italian wedding soup made with rice instead of pasta and homemade meatballs made out of meatloaf which has a filler of rice or bread crumbs instead of plain sausage with sandwiches. If you had a good crafter friend you could hook couples up with inexpensive wedding ring options. and if you had plain white dresses in small medium, large and extra large with a couple added ribbons and frills and made veils you could eventually make a mark in the gown rental business. The key is to make it appeal to the largest audience possible. Brides may want a keep sake bouquet or other keepsake heirloom. You could also offer service as a photographer and possibly offer to do scrapbooks depending on how much time you would want to put in it. To do the most weddings you need to appeal to those who would have otherwise eloped. Stick with classical rather than than trendy unless you want to offer a couple rental packs for each wedding like one with red roses on black and white package and one in whatever the trend of the year it or do it by season spring, summer fall winter etc. Make sure that you familiarize yourself with all options and prices in your area and that you price yourself both competitively but realistically.
I am a mother of three and full time college student but my husband supports me. The only thing I can think of that may work is work study where you get to work in the library or computer lab and get to study between serving customers and some sort of Job like selling crafts on Etsy.com. I always thought that getting into the wedding planner/ rental business would be good since it would require weekends and little time in between. If you made silk bouquets and boutonnières, an arch with a swag in the center and decorated a fake reusable Styrofoam cake with plaster or Spackle with a small real cake on the top for show when the bride and groom cut it and served sheet cake and punch with a simple meal option of cheap soup like Italian wedding soup made with rice instead of pasta and homemade meatballs made out of meatloaf which has a filler of rice or bread crumbs instead of plain sausage with sandwiches. If you had a good crafter friend you could hook couples up with inexpensive wedding ring options. and if you had plain white dresses in small medium, large and extra large with a couple added ribbons and frills and made veils you could eventually make a mark in the gown rental business. The key is to make it appeal to the largest audience possible. Brides may want a keep sake bouquet or other keepsake heirloom. You could also offer service as a photographer and possibly offer to do scrapbooks depending on how much time you would want to put in it. To do the most weddings you need to appeal to those who would have otherwise eloped. Stick with classical rather than than trendy unless you want to offer a couple rental packs for each wedding like one with red roses on black and white package and one in whatever the trend of the year it or do it by season spring, summer fall winter etc. Make sure that you familiarize yourself with all options and prices in your area and that you price yourself both competitively but realistically.
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