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	<title>Blush and Bashful Event Boutique Blog &#187; wearing white to a wedding</title>
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		<title>Guest Attire</title>
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		<pubDate>Wed, 18 Feb 2009 08:00:04 +0000</pubDate>
		<dc:creator>meg</dc:creator>
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		<description><![CDATA[This post was inspired by a conversation I overheard at a
shower we hosted this weekend. (Email
me about hosting your small social event at our Pink
Door Studio) Everyone involved in the conversation had a
story about a female wedding guest wearing white to a
wedding. Each dress sounded more outrageous than the last.
It seemed to me that our [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>This post was inspired by a conversation I overheard at a
shower we hosted this weekend. (<a title="Email Meghann "
href="meg@blushandbashfulevents.com" target="_blank">Email
me</a> about hosting your small social event at our Pink
Door Studio) Everyone involved in the conversation had a
story about a female wedding guest wearing white to a
wedding. Each dress sounded more outrageous than the last.
It seemed to me that our dear female guests could use a
little refresher in dressing for a wedding!</p>
<p>Ladies, please! It is totally inappropriate to wear white
to a wedding. No matter how hot the color is in any
particular season, you should leave the white (ivory, cream,
magnolia, old lace, etc.) dress for the bride. This includes
dresses with a pattern that is heavily white, as well as
dresses that are of an interesting white texture or fabric.
I would err on the safe side and rule out any pale, pale
color as well.</p>
<p>The same goes for dresses that are too sexy or bright. A
reception is not a nightclub! Often, you&#8217;ll be going
to a place of worship. If you are wearing something that
would make your grandmother blush, please change. Wear that
type of thing to the bachelorette party!</p>
<p>Traditionally, black garments have been a wedding guest
no-no, as well. However, in the day and age of the <a
title="LBD"
href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Little_black_dress"
target="_blank">LBD </a>(little black dress), I think
it&#8217;s perfectly fine. Just be sure to accessorize in a
festive manner!</p>
<p>Shoes are another thing that ladies need to rethink.
Under very, very few circumstances is it ok to wear tall
(knee) boots with a dress at a formal wedding. Shoes with
clear plastic heels are another issue. People often purchase
them thinking they &#8220;match&#8221; any dress, but they
end up looking cheap (sorry!). Sky-high heels are also
difficult to manage after a few drinks. Walking around
barefoot is common during dancing, but I prefer seeing
guests who can make it the entire event wearing their
shoes.</p>
<p>Happy Dressing!</p>
<p>Meghann</p>
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