Our very good friends are getting married Easter weekend. DH is best man so his outfit is sorted, kilt and tweed jacket. I literally have NO IDEA what to wear 
. Haven't been to a wedding in years and don't ever get a chance to go out of an evening so just don't get dressed up.
I will also be running round after a 4 year old and an almost 2 year old so high heels and anything uncomfortable is out. I'm a bit hippyish and not very stylish, fashionable or cool and tend to feel really self conscious in revealing stuff. It's also a country wedding and could be quite cold.
So am I a lost cause or does anyone have any ideas, even of what styles I should look at? I think I'd like to wear a dress. I'm a size 8, pear shaped with non existent boobs, and I have very short hair just in case that makes a difference (no idea what to do with that either hate it at the moment but not going to be able to grow it much by then.)
Sorry that was a bit long winded 
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Highlandbird · 15/01/2015 20:10
Eek sorry forgot vital info! Am 5'4" paleish with dark hair. Budget up to £100.
Thanks all for input so far, just not feeling the love for anything I've looked at yet. I think I,m fed up of feeling / looking frumpy being practical country mum of two young children and want to feel nice. Not keen on trousers I have to admit, have quite short legs.
Wedding is big and full on but will be a chilled out vibe. Most people round here tweedy country folk tbh. Last wedding I went to was a few years ago and I wore a halter maxi dress and gladiator sandals with chunky turquoise jewelry, that's my sort of thing but will be too cold and maxi dresses and running after small children don't go 
Will have another look at the skater dresses on that website, but I'm not sure they are 'me'.
Never thought I was this difficult....sorry! And thanks!
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Wow, loads of links to look through, thank you all so much 
will have a proper look once I get mini bird down for a nap (if I ever do 
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Right, thank you all so much for your advice, you all have a great sense of style....much nicer than me anyway
LoOVE the navy reiss dress but not sure I'm elegant enough to pull it off and it's at the higher end of my budget....need to get some shoes as well.
Loved the recommendation for the yumi dresses at HofF (sorry can't name check on bloody ipad) there were loads I loved on there!
What's the opinion on these?
m.houseoffraser.co.uk/Yumi+Floral+print+dress/201512515,default,pd.html too frumpy? I think it feels Easter-ish!
m.houseoffraser.co.uk/Yumi+Lace+and+pleat+dress/196663805,default,pd.html is this too young-ish?
m.houseoffraser.co.uk/Yumi+Broderie+anglaise+sleeveless+dress/196664762,default,pd.html too informal?
Sorry I'm crap at the linky stuff but hopefully they work. Was thinking I'd order a few different ones and send them back if I can do that? Never bought anything from there before....shops way too far so internet shopping it is!
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