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next year i plan on having a wedding reception even though we are getting married in town hall next week. This is because of our twins that are coming in January, so I'm not exactly getting my dream wedding in a church with a beautiful gown and everything.
Not that i'm complaining, because I am so excited for my twins! But I wanted to know, is it okay for me to wear a wedding gown to the reception? Its going to be a black tie party, but i didn't want to commit a faux pas, you know?
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Just a suggestion, I don't know your financial situation and what not
But one of my friends got married before her daughter was born. on their anniversary they had a renewal of vows at a church, and then had a reception. :)
Any who, just wear what ever you want. It is your reception:)
I wouldn't wear the full blown out wedding gown, but something simple yet elegant:)
Just a suggestion, I don't know your financial situation and what not
But one of my friends got married before her daughter was born. on their anniversary they had a renewal of vows at a church, and then had a reception. :)
Any who, just wear what ever you want. It is your reception:)
I wouldn't wear the full blown out wedding gown, but something simple yet elegant:)
What style wedding gown is appropriate for a vow renewal ceremony?
Q. I am a man that enjoys wearing women's clothes, my wife and I are doing a renewal of vows where I get to be the bride (I am so excited that I am giddy)!!! What gown styles and colors would be appropriate for me, and what do you think she should wear (gown or tux)?
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Wear something sedately glamourous...think pale coloured ballroom or cocktail dress for a Duchess, you want dignity, here, not "Hubba-Hubba"
What your spouse wears is her choice, though she should not actively clash with you in colour or style.
If she likes the tux idea, perhaps her accessories (tie, kerchief and cummerbund or suspenders) could be in the same colour as your gown.
Good luck and many happy returns of the day!
Wear something sedately glamourous...think pale coloured ballroom or cocktail dress for a Duchess, you want dignity, here, not "Hubba-Hubba"
What your spouse wears is her choice, though she should not actively clash with you in colour or style.
If she likes the tux idea, perhaps her accessories (tie, kerchief and cummerbund or suspenders) could be in the same colour as your gown.
Good luck and many happy returns of the day!
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