Onega
ok, so i'm not planning to get married anytime soon ( haha only 18 and single), but i am planning on getting a sleeve real soon . I just wondered , how did ladies handle lots of ink on their wedding day ? did you put make up on it , wear something to hide it or show it proudly ?
i don't want to hide mine, i love my ink, but i just wondered if it could harm the perfectness of the day with everyone staring at it , or making bad comments, or being reluctant to take picture or something ?
i'm certainly not stopping to get my ink because of that, i just wondered.
cheers!
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Hey Onega.
I love this question. I have a sleeve in progress (started in my 30s) so my skin was ink-free on my big day in my late 20s.
I dream about renewing our vows so we can do it all over again but showing off my beautiful ink.
Yeah - when you get around to tying the knot it is likely that there'll be people at the ceremony that disapprove of your tattoos, but it shouldn't ruin your day.
I mean, there are lots of people in society that disapprove of tattoos but if I come across them I never let it get me down. I just think 'Everyone to their own' and 'You can't please everyone'. Or 'If they don't like it - tough crap!' Obviously you'd be the same, so you should easily be able to carry this through on your future wedding day too.
And if anyone has the nerve to make rude remarks about a bride's ink on her wedding day then they are scumbags in my opinion. If someone is out to cause grief for a bride on her big day, they will find some way to do it whether she has ink or not. The best approach is to treat it like water off a duck's back. It can only upset you if you allow it to.
If you get yourself some art work to be proud of I'm sure you'll feel the same way as I do about mine. I welcome people to stare at my ink, whatever their opinion. That's what being a walking work of art is all about.
I pretty much expect the nudges, stares and whispers wherever I go with my ink out, but I think in general people are mainly just curious and don't dare to ask outright.
I also have heavily inked friends and family that looked fantastic on their wedding days, their guests ranged from heavily tattooed to tattoo-free and as far as I know they didn't get any bother.
Good luck with your sleeve.
x
Hey Onega.
I love this question. I have a sleeve in progress (started in my 30s) so my skin was ink-free on my big day in my late 20s.
I dream about renewing our vows so we can do it all over again but showing off my beautiful ink.
Yeah - when you get around to tying the knot it is likely that there'll be people at the ceremony that disapprove of your tattoos, but it shouldn't ruin your day.
I mean, there are lots of people in society that disapprove of tattoos but if I come across them I never let it get me down. I just think 'Everyone to their own' and 'You can't please everyone'. Or 'If they don't like it - tough crap!' Obviously you'd be the same, so you should easily be able to carry this through on your future wedding day too.
And if anyone has the nerve to make rude remarks about a bride's ink on her wedding day then they are scumbags in my opinion. If someone is out to cause grief for a bride on her big day, they will find some way to do it whether she has ink or not. The best approach is to treat it like water off a duck's back. It can only upset you if you allow it to.
If you get yourself some art work to be proud of I'm sure you'll feel the same way as I do about mine. I welcome people to stare at my ink, whatever their opinion. That's what being a walking work of art is all about.
I pretty much expect the nudges, stares and whispers wherever I go with my ink out, but I think in general people are mainly just curious and don't dare to ask outright.
I also have heavily inked friends and family that looked fantastic on their wedding days, their guests ranged from heavily tattooed to tattoo-free and as far as I know they didn't get any bother.
Good luck with your sleeve.
x
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Why don't you try Internet sites like "Brides" and "The Knot".
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Why don't you try Internet sites like "Brides" and "The Knot".
Many of the brides there buy Maggie's and they have wonderful wedding ideas and pictures. The brides also have a community where they answer each others questions.
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