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Wedding in Scotland, what to wear?

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TracyK · 04/06/2011 19:08

Could I wear this -
www.damselinadress.co.uk/shop/dresses/day-dresses/summer--womens-maxi-dress.aspx

I need to find something to wear to an all day wedding in 2 weeks time. It is in Scotland - so have no idea what the weather will be like and the reception is in the garden.

I'm thinking of ordering a whole range of stuff and deciding on the morning once I see the weather!

I need either a full length dress or trousers as I have a dodgy ankle and have probs with footwear (another prob!!)

I am 5 11 and a size 16 - but quite masculine looking build. Blond, mid length hair.

Anyone seen anything appropriate.

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GentleOtter · 04/06/2011 19:11

Well, apart from yesterday, it has been very cold and wet with more cold and wet to follow.
I am no fashionista but suggest something warmer.

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TracyK · 04/06/2011 19:14

I got married in Scotland (twice) - both on or around the same day as my friends wedding - it was 80 degrees both times (even though peeing down on the preceeding days!) So I'm taking no chances - but also don't want a beach type maxi in case I look like a tube!!

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Gillybobs · 04/06/2011 19:53

I really like this one from Great Plains I think its rich colour means you could wear a little sparkly black cardi if it was cold

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TracyK · 04/06/2011 20:27

Nice Gillybobs - but I think it will make my tum and hips look big.

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willybreeder · 04/06/2011 20:48

That kind of material can be unforgiving, although there's always hold it in pants. Smile Have both wellies and wedges for walking on grass on an outdoor Scottish wedding

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Gillybobs · 04/06/2011 22:44

I'll wear it with spanx and a control slip, think the weight of all that fabric will help it hand nicely. Have just ordered it tonight so will report back when it arrives

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