How can I incorporate this flower into my wedding attire?

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Q. I have a small white fabric rose (about the size of the tip of my finger) that is from my aunts wedding when I was small. I want to use it as my something old, but I am not sure how to add it. My flowers are Gerber daisies, so it can't go with those. My hair will be down and curly but I will be wearing a veil. Should I just glue it to the top of my veil? I don't want to just sew it into the inside of my dress... Any ideas?
I want it to be seen so I really don't want to hide it... and I only have the 1 flower
This is my dress
http://www.davidsbridal.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/ProductDisplayView?storeId=10052&catalogId=10051&categoryId=-49998999&currentIdx=71&subCategory=-49999486%7c-49998999&catentryId=1000053
I have a red apple beaded sash.

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If it's only the size of the tip of your finger, put it in your bouquet. Maybe underneath the other flowers or in the back of your bouquet.

Edit: Seeing your gown helps. Why not pin it on your sash where it ties in the pack. Like a little adornment on your sash!

Is it appropriate to wear a white dress with patterns to an afternoon wedding in September?

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It will be in Holland.

I have a white dress with a black sash around the waist and the dress is patterned.

Is this ok?

Fashion etiquette advice needed, especially European.
haha. It's one thing to have poor taste (like, wearing an inappropriate dress) but it's entirely another to have nothing better to do than to gossip about it and shun the person instead of shining attention on the bride & groom. In whatever country people do that disgusts me.

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I'd have to see a photo, but most likely it is fine since I am sure you know the difference between a wedding gown and a dress with a white background.

P.S. Don't bother asking the bride. She won't care, nor notice what YOU'VE got on HER wedding day.

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