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Posted by debbie814 (My Page) on Wed, Sep 13, 06 at 6:08
| We will be attending an evening wedding in October which will be held at an old castle, and the reception will immediately follow at the same location. I am trying to avoid buying a dress, and since I have mostly business suits, I'm wondering if wearing a suit is acceptable. I am thinking about my red or plum color suit. What do you think? |
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| How about suit "bottoms" and a dressy glitzy top? |
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| I think a suit would look very nice, red or plum. Do you have a pretty pin for the lapel to make it be less business-like? |
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| I think the plum colored suit,, with a very bright sequined top., maybe with various colors but with plum in it also, I'm thinking something with peacock colors.. all deep shades . |
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| The glitzy top is a great idea. One more question - I have a fancy pant suit that consists of a turtleneck shell, long tunic top with fringe at the bottom and pants. All in a cocoa brown. Would that be too casual to wear to an evening wedding? I could wear a long necklace with earthtone beads and long earrings. |
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| I just received the wedding invitation today, and it states "Formal Attire". So I will be wearing a long black skirt, with a glitzy top. Thanks for your replies. |
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| debbie, can't go wrong with the long black skirt ; that brown suit did seem a tad casual. |
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| I am attending an evening wedding this month. It will be held partly outdoors so heels won't work. I'll sink in the grass, darn it. |
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| Wear lots of glitzy and large jewelry. Go for the dramatic effect. Depends on the lawn for heels. Our outdoor wedding and reception were on a lawn that no one could tell was fake. Heels were fine. But I would assume it is real grass and not wear spikey heels. I think a broad heel would work, even a high one. |
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