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Mother of the Groom - trousers?

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kiwidreamer · 09/06/2015 21:01

My brother is getting married on a tropical island on the beach and my Mum is struggling to find something to wear. She is a larger size 14 and very rarely wears dresses - would it be okay for her to wear trousers of the floaty kind?

My thoughts are that she would be best to find a dressy version of her normal style but I dont want her to look swamped by too much floatiness

Any suggestions of styles / retailers would be greatly appreciated.

OP posts:
Cheesypop · 09/06/2015 21:12

My mum wore trousers to one of her children's weddings and looked great. They were floaty, dove grey with a long-ish matching dove grey jacket and a plain silky top underneath. With hat and shoes it looked lovely and definitely dressed up enough. I think she had a corsage which helped her stand out as 'bridal party'. I think she was about a size 16 at the time. I can't quite recall where it was from - maybe Frasers or John Lewis?

CloserToFiftyThanTwenty · 09/06/2015 21:17

I think that could look lovely - what's her rough budget / thoughts on colours?

Nyborg · 09/06/2015 21:22

CheesyPop, are you my SIL? That's exactly what my MIL wore to our wedding and she looked lovely and very weddingy.

Cheesypop · 09/06/2015 21:50

Haha maybe Nyborg I have a few SIL and they are all lovely Wink The thing is I can't remember if DM wore it to a siblings wedding or my own!

But yes, I think trousers can look fab and v weddingy and if the lady in question is more comfortable in trousers then they are going to be far happier and the day and that can only be a good thing!

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