Decorhate that's terrible for your dd, she must be so disappointed. Strangely I have heard of more covid cases in the last week than since January. All young people, all asymptotic which is good, but still causing so much disruption to friends and family who are close contacts.
Given that, when I saw the pictures of Sth William St last night I was a bit shocked. I'm not judging at all, I have teens and young adults and their lives have been so disrupted, so many missed occasions, opportunities, so much disappointment for them. There has been so much loneliness, depression and anxiety in young people due to the enforced isolation and I just don't think they can take it any more. I know older people are going 'what the hell...' but I think they are just desperate for some normality and fun. I just really hope the night out doesn't come back to bite them.
halfpasteleven I'd go for a white based print, maybe a floral, otherwise I think you'll be 'judged'! Personally I'd wear a white dress as long as your accessories are a different colour, but I do tend to wear what I like and ignore the begrudgers! Realistically, in this climate you'll end up with a jacket, if not a coat, over your dress at the service, so it's less likely to be noticed