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Old 02-23-2008, 03:47 PM
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I heard some bridal consultant suggest that if you are not going to wear your mother's wedding dress at your wedding, and she's bummed out about it, to wear her dress to the rehearsal dinner.

That sounded so bizarre to me! would anyone really do that?
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Old 02-23-2008, 04:24 PM
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I heard some bridal consultant suggest that if you are not going to wear your mother's wedding dress at your wedding, and she's bummed out about it, to wear her dress to the rehearsal dinner.

That sounded so bizarre to me! would anyone really do that?
Ha! considering my mom is barely 5'2 and I'm 5'10...hell no, I'd never fit into it! I'm all about the re-waring and re-purposing of clothes, but my mom's dress is not exactly my style. That and wouldn't it be weird to be wearing a wedding dress while you do your rehearsal?

Someone on another board I'm on used a piece of her mother's dress as a ribbon in her bouquet, another one used her mom's dress fabric for a ring pillow. I think those are cool ideas.
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Old 02-23-2008, 04:44 PM
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I heard some bridal consultant suggest that if you are not going to wear your mother's wedding dress at your wedding, and she's bummed out about it, to wear her dress to the rehearsal dinner.

That sounded so bizarre to me! would anyone really do that?
I actually do know someone that did that...they looked stunning too! Here is my friend Melissa in her mom's gown (she had it cut to the knees) for her rehearsal.



I cut my mom's dress up to make a ring bearers pillow, so I couldn't do that.

My rehearsal dinner was wedding party (their dates), and family (my dad and uncle, his mom, dad, his dad's fiance, her three adult children and their dates). In all it was about 30 people. We had it at a nice restaurant. His dad paid for everything (including alcohol). There was a special menu where we could pick from 5 dinner choices, etc. It was really nice. We had our own room.
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Old 02-23-2008, 08:05 PM
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I actually do know someone that did that...they looked stunning too! Here is my friend Melissa in her mom's gown (she had it cut to the knees) for her rehearsal.


that is actually really cute. i think it could work if you change it up as long as the mom didnt have a crazy wedding dress.
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