Can I wear this Satin Dress to a Wedding. Husband says no. I feel stunning in it, and think it is ok to wear.

@BogRollBOGOF

But the bottom half still looks like a wedding dress!

By layering with a cardigan or blazer you only solve half the issues.
Also she might want to take the cardigan /blazer off in the evening - showing too much flesh.

@MegsyLondon it is a lovely dress just not for a wedding. Make sure you go out to a posh restaurant or something like that so it can be worn.
FYI a guest at my wedding years ago wore quite a revealing dress - there were quite a few 'comments' about it.
Your DH is the best man and he has reservations about it, and lots of strangers agree with him, I think you need to wear something else

I don’t think that one is wedding appropriate but from the same brand this one would be ok for a wedding: https://www.iconleva.com/products/aurelia?pr_prod_strat=e5_desc&pr_rec_id=8fd6c538b&pr_rec_pid=10430658969937&pr_ref_pid=10430658380113&pr_seq=uniform
Maybe some of the other dresses would be too and if you know they fit you well, could be a good option.

Lovely dress but definitely not for a wedding. You will stand out for all the wrong reasons. Do not be that person .

Kindly, your MIL was probably relieved to pass the dress on as it's so difficult to wear. I have a work do where floor length dresses are the norm, but couldn't even wear it for that as it's too bridal.

Exactly this. OP don’t buy another dress because people are telling you it’s bad to wear an all- white dress, which this one isn’t.
To be sure why not send your dress pic to the bride and ask her, presumably you’re all friends you care about each other and she will tell you. Dark or bright (not white) coat and you’ll be fine. Some kind of stole (?) to wear around the reception because it’s Feb. Have fun!

Bloody hell, no.

You’ll go down in the couple’s family folklore as ‘That woman who came to your wedding with her tits out’.

Is it a church wedding or black tie, or more casual?

No definitely do not wear this to a wedding, it is beautiful but not to attend someone else’s wedding in

It’s a beautiful dress but absolutely not for a wedding. Too much white and too much skin on show. I know this isn’t what you want to hear and I hope you find something you feel equally lovely in. Also, perhaps see if you can organise a posh night out with your husband so you can wear it, particularly before the next baby comes along.

You can’t wear that to a
wedding. You need to
find another occasion to wear it.

You can’t wear it to the wedding but ask your DH to take you on a cocktail date so you can wear it

Its not suitable.

i get its annoying not to have anywhere to wear a nice dress (I personally think its a weird hard to wear dress as the colours limit it to black tie/the opera) but really candidly....

Anyone who has given birth and feels good and confident in THAT deeply unforgiving dress is going to have zero problems finding something else that looks nice enough.

I'm very relaxed about these things, snd people wearing black and white, but it looks like a wedding dress. Why did someone buy this for you? It's an odd choice, it's lovely but difficult to wear.

I don't think its wedding guest suitable.

I'd have a look on vinted and choose something else . Save that dress for another occasion

Also firmly in the "no" camp.
Surprised some people are saying yes though.
I haven't been to a wedding in a while but do women (who aren't a bride or bridesmaid) wear floor length evening dresses to weddings now?

I’d be paranoid all day about getting something on the skirt. It is, as pp said, very ‘Oscars’. Totally backless, too.

I’ve been looking for a wedding guest outfit, I’ve got a couple of floral dresses. It is a dilemma to find the balance of not too showy.

I'm not even remotely religious, but a backless plunging dress in a church is so inappropriate whatever the weather. I'm genuinely a bit shocked, and I'm not a pearl-clutching busybody honestly - it's just not suitable for a place of worship?? Also yes, in January that must have been excruciatingly miserable for her. However amazing a person feels wearing a particular outfit, if the experience is that miserable then it can't be worth it just for some glam photos on social media surely?

Sorry OP, It is a beautiful dress but I think it is too ‘bridal party’ to wear for a wedding.

Depends on the type of wedding, I don’t think it’s too fleshy, but the white is too white.

@Citrusbergamia hedgehog noses made me laugh. Sorry op going to agree with the majority, too booby and white for a wedding.

NO.

No. It’s an evening wear dress not a wedding guest dress. It’s not even the colour though that doesn’t help. It’s the design and material. Agree it’s too attention grabbing.

No you really can’t

Agree with others - it’s a glamorous cocktail party dress and will look very out of place at a wedding. And the colours are wrong for a wedding as well, which will make it doubly stand out (and not in a good way). Great dress for another occasion, but not for this one, I’m afraid…..