Would you wear this to a winter wedding?

[ViserionTheDragon]

I'd be grateful for opinions, I guess my concern is that it's not 'dressy' enough. For reference, it's a church wedding followed by the reception in a barn type of building later this month.

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Sorry op, I don't think I would wear it to a wedding, it seems quite casual to me.

I think maybe it all hinges on the shoes....

I wouldn't wear that style myself but it could work if you are tall and slim!

I actually think it’s fab and you could wear it for a wedding.

Smart coat for church and perfect for dancing.
Red shoes would look good.

The top bit and pattern is nice but the skirt and length make it look really frumpy.

I was on the fence but looking properly I think not.
It's a bit too shapeless to wear the type of jacket it would need to smarten it up and the length is awkward.
It would be very comfortable though and I do like it, just not wedding suitable for me.

It's the sort of dress that can look as casual as the toast styling if you have that body shape and wear those shoes. But if it's more fitted on you and is flattering and you pair with some heels and a clutch and the right jewellery then yep, I think it would look fab at a wedding.

I have a similar-ish Boden dress, bright pattern, sleeves, long midi length. On the website it looks a frumpy mess (and not in the cool toast styled to be frumpy way). I picked it up in John Lewis in desperation and, even if I do say so myself, it looks fab on me and definitely suitable for the event I bought it for.

No. It looks like a 1970s nightie.
If they can't even get it to look good on a model, it seems ulikely it is going to be lovely on a mere mortal.

Hideous. And as for the shoes and socks............

I really love it but I'm not sure about for a wedding...

That is truly ugly

No.

Its not impossible, but it would difficult to make it look suitable. Unless you already own it I think you should keep looking.

It would look great with burgundy knee length boots with a block heel. The thing I’d struggle with is what to wear over it.

Nope

Oh god, no sorry. I wouldn't wear it outside the door. For that money, you could get so much nicer.

To be honest, anyone who holds a reception in a barn in November should expect their guests to turn up in Uggs and slankets, so I think you should wear whatever will be warm and comfortable.

Ugliest dress ever.Do not buy it.

I think it's quite ugly actually. No offence. The pattern dazzles the eyes, not in a pleasant way.

I wouldn't. A lunch in a country pub I would.

I think, in the nicest possible way, you do need to go dressier. That fabric is too light for a winter wedding.

I wouldn't wear it for anything,never mind a wedding. The design makes the dress more awful,as well as the dress being oldie looking.

In my sewing class at school,in the 1950 era, I made a cotton,three tiered skirt,like the bottom part of that dress,it had little tiny flowers on it though,and I wore it with a tight belt,around my then 22ins waist. so it wasn't shapeless looking like this dress.

I love it and think it will be excellent. Definitely dressy enough with the right boots/shoes and jewellery.

No, it's an odd shape and not dressy enough

It's a really lovely dress, but I think it's a bit too casual for a wedding.

I think it’s lovely. That type of style is on trend at the moment so I think it could be fine depending on shoes and accessories. I recently ordered a similar style online but it didn’t suit me at all but I’m in my 50s and I think you need to be younger and cooler to make it work eg like the Zara dress.