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Munchkin03 01-01-2004 02:59 AM

Eloping sounds better and better all the time.

honeychile 01-01-2004 03:19 AM

Jill, your bridal photo is one of the most elegant I've ever seen! Very, very chic!

I know that I'm being dreadfully old-fashioned, but I just can't see the black bridesmaid dress yet. I know, there's a thousand good reasons for it, but black is just not... bridal. We did just go to a Christmas time wedding where the bridesmaids wore black velvet tops and plaid organza skirts (the groom wore his kilt!!), and that looked great. I guess I'm being a hypocrite!

Not counting when I was a bride or flower girl, I've worn:

aqua with limegreen trim;

baby blue

purple (picture huge, flamenco-type sleeves!)

and

peach with a dark-red cape.

While none of these could ever really be worn again, the last was the worst!! The cape had a hood, which we wore up, and we carried muffs. My daddy said we all looked like Charlie Manson's girls! :rolleyes:

Should Mr. honeychile & I ever set a date, my one attendant will wear royal blue, and she will pick the dress. I don't care if she gets it at JC Penney's, so long as it's appropriate & the right color!

And I'm thinking that the black & white photography looks great!!

Ginger 01-01-2004 02:19 PM

You know, it just occurred to me....

it's funny that some women choose awful dresses for their BMs because they (the bride) want to be the center of attention.... but when they put those awful dresses on the girls, they're really drawing attention TO the bridesmaids! A badly dressed woman at a wedding is going to stick out like a sore thumb... especially if she's standing next to the bride at the altar. If the Bride dresses the women well, the BMs will actually be more "part of the scenery"

One more reason I'm glad we're having all guys.

Oh my God, it's 2004, I'm getting married this year!!!

Sister Havana 01-01-2004 02:30 PM

I am going to be in two weddings next year. In one, we're getting separates. All of us will wear the same skirt (light purple A-line, very pretty) and we can pick our own style of top. The other one, our dresses haven't been decided, but that might be separates as well. (The bride's requirements: it has to be purple, should have sleeves since it is a fall wedding, and it should be something where we can wear our own bras/underwear and not have to wear something special. All fine by me!) I'm busty, so a strapless dress Would Not Work for me.

Jill1228 01-01-2004 04:48 PM

Exactly!

Quote:

Originally posted by Ginger
You know, it just occurred to me....

it's funny that some women choose awful dresses for their BMs because they (the bride) want to be the center of attention.... but when they put those awful dresses on the girls, they're really drawing attention TO the bridesmaids! A badly dressed woman at a wedding is going to stick out like a sore thumb... especially if she's standing next to the bride at the altar. Oh my God, it's 2004, I'm getting married this year!!!


pinkyphimu 01-01-2004 05:08 PM

my friend is getting married in july and she is making the girls wear a wreath of flowers on their heads!!! thank god she only asked her sister and some younger cousins!!! lol, i don't think anyone over the age of 8 should be wearing flowers on their heads.


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