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I'm going back and forth with this idea also. I have to admit, when I tried one on at the bridal shop, I liked it!
I don't think it matters if its popular. I think a wedding is the last time to follow trends or do what other people want. If you want to, go for it! But you don't HAVE to wear one because your mom said so either. I am wearing one, but I am having a traditional Jewish wedding (which includes the bedekin, a 'veiling' ceremony) so I do HAVE to have one. HTH!
I was on the fence about it and in the end I am so glad that I did. It really is just for the ceremony and maybe a few photos after that. I really felt like a bride. It was so emotional having it put over me and then having my dad lift it up. I recommend doing it. When else will you ever be able to wear one? Again, I was a traditional bride but I just love it. Makes it more emotional! LoL
Posted by CantWaitMrsH
I was on the fence about it and in the end I am so glad that I did. It really is just for the ceremony and maybe a few photos after that. I really felt like a bride. It was so emotional having it put over me and then having my dad lift it up. I recommend doing it. When else will you ever be able to wear one? Again, I was a traditional bride but I just love it. Makes it more emotional! LoL
if your mom said, 'I don't care, do whatever makes you happy!', what would you do?
Posted by CantWaitMrsH
I was on the fence about it and in the end I am so glad that I did. It really is just for the ceremony and maybe a few photos after that. I really felt like a bride. It was so emotional having it put over me and then having my dad lift it up. I recommend doing it. When else will you ever be able to wear one? Again, I was a traditional bride but I just love it. Makes it more emotional! LoL
Posted by CantWaitMrsH
I was on the fence about it and in the end I am so glad that I did. It really is just for the ceremony and maybe a few photos after that. I really felt like a bride. It was so emotional having it put over me and then having my dad lift it up. I recommend doing it. When else will you ever be able to wear one? Again, I was a traditional bride but I just love it. Makes it more emotional! LoL
I wore a blusher and then removed it outside the church
i don't think you should go by whether or not it is popular or by what your mother wants.... i always envisioned a blusher when i thought about my wedding so i wore one and when my dad said he and my mom were giving me away he pushed it back and gave me a kiss on the cheek and then it stayed back.... you have to do what you are comfortable with
im back and forth with it but then I realized im going to end up doing a short one and I like it!
Posted by LoveyDovey
Posted by CantWaitMrsH
I was on the fence about it and in the end I am so glad that I did. It really is just for the ceremony and maybe a few photos after that. I really felt like a bride. It was so emotional having it put over me and then having my dad lift it up. I recommend doing it. When else will you ever be able to wear one? Again, I was a traditional bride but I just love it. Makes it more emotional! LoL
my thoughts exactly!
im not necessarily 'traditional' but rather follow a few traditional things that mean something to me
and this is one of them!
its the only time in your life, you will be able to wear it, so thats y i say go for it
I also think that its your wedding day, the only day that you can wear one, it could be as short as just wearing it down the aisle but you dont want to regret it after the wedding. Plus it is traditional and its something that makes you feel like a bride
I wore one..but I had a circle blusher..and all it was was a big round piece of vail that my dad actually took off of me completely so I didnt have to worry if my vail looked good after he lifted it...I always feel bad for the bride that goes through half a ceremony with a messed up vail! I got mine at the bridal salon in Manhasset
I actually just watched an internet recap (my videographer did) and the bride wore a blusher - i actually had tears in my eyes when i watched her father lift the veil to give her a kiss 'goodbye' and she got all choked up.
i am not doing it...i personally think its old fashion but thats IMO
