My RD will be at a nice Italian restaurant - I'm planning to wear a sleeveless black dress with flowers (casual fabric) with black shawl - is that too dressy?
I didn't think so, but I'm now having second thoughts.
NovemberSue
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I think that sounds fine. I know what you mean about questioning your dress. I question myself all the time about a lot of things we picked out. Must be a bride thing.
hotelcalie
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Sounds good to me! You are the bride you can do whatever you want
I have to go to a RD in 2 weeks, I am a BM should I get dressed up? or Is nice pants/boots/sweater OK
Teri
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My BMs are wearing nice, more casual clothes - sweaters and pants, which I think is fine. Being the bride, we should get dressed up, but a few people had me starting to second guess myself!
Annie02
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I dressed up for mine in June - skirt, nice top, high heels. My bridesmaids wore pants, skirts.
MarcellaBella
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That sounds perfect.. I'd rather be overdressed then underdressed, I always say..
Niecey
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I think you are fine! I don't think that is too dresssy at all. I am actually looking for a simple dress to wear to mine as well rather than a skirt or pants outfit.
You are the bride...I think there is nothing wrong with being a little more dressed than the bridal party.
You'll look great!
2003wedding.
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i was a bm in my bf wedding and i wore black dress pants (the old faithful!!) & a nice shirt--she wore a really cute dress!
Teri
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ugh - my mom just asked me yet again if I'm wearing a dress to the RD - um, it's tomorrow, I can't change my mind now! LOL
Why do moms always feel the need to 'add their 2 cents'???!!!
Now I feel overdressed for tomorrow
lilmrs
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You are the bride, there is no way whatever you wear can be considered tooo dressy!
