Is animal/leopard print ok as a wedding guest?

[GirlOnIt]

I've already got a post about trying to find a suitable wedding guest dress. But I'm seeing a few leopard print dresses that might work, I just feel animal print is a bit off for a wedding though.
I know they can be a bit love/hate. I personally like them and have a few dresses/skirts already.
But personally choice aside are they wedding appropriate?

I wouldn't. Why not call this a poll and see who agrees?

I wouldn't

I think it’s fine but I’d usually go floral for a wedding

I did think voting would be a good option in style and beauty @BillHadersNewWife.

It's a winter wedding @Smarshian. Ideally I'd like plain but I'm struggling. Summer wedding I'd usually go floral.

I wouldn’t for a wedding either

I haven’t the confidence to wear it but with the right accessories I can’t see why not .
My daughter attended a wedding recently and wore a dress which was black and white - a stylised rather than an actual animal print . It looked really smart .

For reference something like these, style wise.

As long as the dress is dressy enough, a particular print wouldn't put me off.

It all depends on the style of the dress

I have worn leopard print twice to a wedding. I check with both brides, both of whom thought I was batshit for even asking if it was ok. They couldn't see why it would be an issue.

I wouldn't but someone did to mine and I didn't care

How about this from next?

Oh yes I’d say it’s absolutely fine done right. It could look lovely for a winter wedding.

I need breastfeeding and post birth friendly @Smarshian.

Ah! Have you tried “can I breastfeed in it?” On Facebook. They are usually brilliant for suggestions.
Having said that I love the dress you suggested, just trying to suggest alternatives if you weren’t comfortable with leopard print.

I have that Dancing Leopard dress in a different print. It does not stay on your boobs. There was a hilarious post on Facebook where everyone shared the hacks they were using to keep it in place... usually sewing it closed or pins. They are a bit of a nightmare for returns, so if you know anyone with it, it might be worth trying it on and making sure it'll work for you without needing sewing if breastfeeding access is required

Definitely not. Animal prints have a reputation for being downmarket.

I am really careful about what to wear to weddings and even i see no problem with those dresses, especially as you need bf friendly (I have been there too recently and it's a bugger).

I wouldn't go dressed as Cat from Eastenders or whatsername from vintage Coronation Street. Was it Bet Lynch?

But those dresses are fine.

Of course. I can’t imagine why you wouldn’t.

I would say it depends on the wedding, if it's a posh one no but if it's more relaxed then yes.

I think the style matters more than the print.
Animal print can look very wedding appropriate or more like a night on the town depending on the style

It is going to be quite posh @goose1964. I think I'll forget animal print and keep looking!

I like this, but not sure how easy to feed it would be and the biggest size they have left is a 8. Don't think I'll be back in a size 8, four weeks after birth

Asos quite often has things come back in stock op, so maybe check again nearer the time? I like that too btw.

How about a wrap dress like this?

www.debenhams.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/prod_10701_10001_61252+283633_-1

Even better that it's on sale!

Also, could you do a top and a skirt if they were smart enough?

When I was bfing, I tended to do better with a top I could pull up with a vest underneath which I could pull down iyswim?