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GargoylesofBeelzebub · 17/05/2025 10:14

No I don't think it's appropriate sorry

NeelyOHara · 17/05/2025 10:23

Zone2NorthLondon · 17/05/2025 09:57

I do love mn and the rules regards weddings attire
rules that just don’t exist in real life but are stridently proclaimed on mn

They do exist in real life, I’ve known about not wearing white to a wedding since I was a kid, far longer than I’ve been on Mumsnet, who you seem to weirdly claim have invented these rules.
However, since you’ve divulged how much you love wearing your ivory, white floor length, slip dress to other people’s weddings, your insistent denials are understandable.

Bowies · 17/05/2025 10:39

Would the ‘pink boho’ version colours suit you? This is more suited to wedding guest if you like the style.

The dress is long and floaty and does appear white, especially if photographed further away or depending on lighting, the dots may not be well captured.

mrshiddleston69 · 17/05/2025 11:09

It’s fine

Calliopespa · 17/05/2025 11:11

Zone2NorthLondon · 17/05/2025 09:57

I do love mn and the rules regards weddings attire
rules that just don’t exist in real life but are stridently proclaimed on mn

I think it’s more likely people just feel feee to say something about them on MN and because people come here asking.

No one is going to walk up to someone at a wedding and say “ what you are wearing is inappropriate because of x, y, z.” Even if asked, it would be awkward at that point to tell them. If that’s what you mean by “ irl” then you aren’t really going to get a feel for what people are thinking.

NancyGreens · 17/05/2025 11:12

I like it and wouldn't care if I was the bride, but I also think if you're having to ask on here that there is a chance you will not be comfortable in it. There is always at least one person who (maybe silently) has an issue with someone wearing a dress that's "too white". I don't agree with them, but equally I avoid mainly white dresses at weddings for this reason. I also didn't know about that rule until someone who worked in Coast told me not to wear a dress I'd picked out to a wedding! Until then I didn't realise this was a thing.

Clarinet1 · 17/05/2025 12:10

I have never seen a bride in a cream dress with multicoloured metallic dots!
As with some PPs, I wonder whether the
neckline May be a bit low but you know your friends and what the “vibe” is likely to be on
the day,

OneWildBee · 17/05/2025 16:58

RoseAndGeranium · 16/05/2025 12:28

I think the whole thing about not wearing white to a wedding is weird. I wouldn’t have cared, so long as whoever it was didn’t show up in an actual wedding dress. That doesn’t look like a wedding dress to me, but perhaps it depends what the bride’s wearing.if she’s going full meringue I really don’t see this being an issue. Also what you wear with it matters. Pink shoes and pink hat would colour up the outfit effectively but if you went with white shoes and a floral crown you might raise eyebrows.

Wedding etiquette has gone wild. No white I sort of get but this dress is so clearly not a bridal gown, it seems fine? But also apparently you aren’t allowed to wear red, green, black or dark purple now. It’s fucking insane, I couldn’t give a fuck who wore what to my wedding day, I can barely remember anyone else’s outfits.

elusiveemz · 17/05/2025 17:11

It is an absolutely stunning dress but I'm not sure for a wedding. Not just because of the colour (but yes, maybe too white) but because it looks more beachside bar/party than wedding dress with the colour, sparkles, shape.

However, it is absolutely beautiful and I can see why you'd want to wear it!

TizerorFizz · 17/05/2025 17:18

As its “neckline” virtually drops to the waist and it’s obviously a no bra neckline, it’s not a great choice on that alone. It’s definitely a holiday dress when you have a tan. Can you imagine being pasty white and wearing it? It’s a bit lacking in class and “look at me”. Not one for bigger boobs!

Digdongdoo · 17/05/2025 17:21

I've had another look, and in one picture the necklace is underneath the dress and entirely visible. So the dress is see through. You can't flash your pants and nips at a wedding.

OneWildBee · 17/05/2025 17:33

Digdongdoo · 17/05/2025 17:21

I've had another look, and in one picture the necklace is underneath the dress and entirely visible. So the dress is see through. You can't flash your pants and nips at a wedding.

In other pictures the dress is the other way round so the neckline would be at the back. But a white or beige slip dress underneath and it would be fine.

Outrageistheopiateofthemasses · 17/05/2025 17:38

It doesn't look bridal, but it is too white and you shouldn't wear it

Digdongdoo · 17/05/2025 17:38

OneWildBee · 17/05/2025 17:33

In other pictures the dress is the other way round so the neckline would be at the back. But a white or beige slip dress underneath and it would be fine.

It's the skirt bit that's see through too but I suppose a slip would work. Though if the slip was visible it might not look great.
Personally sounds like a bother for a dress that I'm already not sure is appropriate. It's not as though we're short of choice these days.

Fleur66 · 17/05/2025 17:48

My initial thought on reading the title is, if you have to ask, just no.

On seeing the dress, I’m surprised you’d even consider it. You’d feel uncomfortable.

OneWildBee · 17/05/2025 17:48

Digdongdoo · 17/05/2025 17:38

It's the skirt bit that's see through too but I suppose a slip would work. Though if the slip was visible it might not look great.
Personally sounds like a bother for a dress that I'm already not sure is appropriate. It's not as though we're short of choice these days.

Ah I didn’t think about the fact you’d see the slip at the back!

I get what you’re saying though. This does seem more beach cover up than fancy guest.

Calliopespa · 17/05/2025 18:00

TizerorFizz · 17/05/2025 17:18

As its “neckline” virtually drops to the waist and it’s obviously a no bra neckline, it’s not a great choice on that alone. It’s definitely a holiday dress when you have a tan. Can you imagine being pasty white and wearing it? It’s a bit lacking in class and “look at me”. Not one for bigger boobs!

Yup. And floor length is for black tie or OTT beachwear

QueenOfSwedenRose · 17/05/2025 18:14

I'd wear any colour but black or white/ivory so I wouldn't.

TheJinxMinx · 18/05/2025 08:04

Being honest when I first seen it I thought beach vibes for the top half. It is very lot cut but I've seen your update that you can flip it back to front thus raising the neck line you would need to do it with this dress. My next worry is that it looks very sheer. On one of the pics you can see the blue necklace clearly in cour under the fabric id worry then you can see a lot of possible skin/underwear also making it not very appropriate. Its a beautiful dress otherwise but I also think it might be a tad too white i wouldn't want to upset the bride

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