What to wear over this (it's a wedding one)?

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Just that, really... I'm planning to wear this dress (photo below, hopefully) but the wedding is in early May (UK) and I'll need something to keep me warm... I'm thinking a pashmina-type thing of some sort in a plain colour that picks out one of the embroidered flowers...? Are there any other decent options? My budget is small, ideally less than £50 but if there's something versatile around I could stretch a point.

The dress choice is fixed, so please don't mention it if you think it's hideous. 😁

Please help!

I recently inherited a stash of silver broaches. They were my DMs bought during the 80s. I did a little research on them and they were all Ola Gorie broaches, some still in production and to replace them would cost £300-500 each.

I realised that my DM was a very stylish dresser, she was an incredibly talented dressmakers and tailor. To me she was just my mum that dressed smartly and a bit differently. I have recently been collecting classic pieces of clothing and experimenting again. It’s funny how you tend to blend in and conform with mums at the school gate. I also wear scrubs at work so have sort of lost my style.

I have a couple of lovely winter coats I intend to use the broaches with.

Have a look for Sarah Pacino linen lacework edge to edge cardigans on Vinted. They are much less granny and would go well with the dress you have chosen.
A cashmere wrap ( knitted) would be warmer than a pashmina.

You've not been looking very far if that's the case ... They're not even just being worn by women - every guy at the Oscars was wearing some sort of brooch. And they're not just being worn on lapels either!!

Not that I have ever stopped wearing my favourites anyway - I just change how i wear them every so often.

https://rewindvintage.co.uk/blogs/vintage-journal/brooching-the-subject-why-the-brooch-is-2026s-biggest-it-trend