Is this dress appropriate for a wedding guest?
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Anonymous
Too much white or is this okay? Groom is an old friend but we haven't met his new wife yet so I definitely don't want to offend.
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Anonymous
| I love it! |
Anonymous
| I think it's very pretty but would need to know about the time/date/type of wedding. |
Anonymous
| Oh that’s a tough one. It might look up-stage-y at a casual/backyard/beachy wedding. It really depends on the type of wedding and the whole vibe. I do really like the dress though. |
Anonymous
| Very pretty if the wedding is formal enough to merit something floor-length. Not too much white at all. Bring a shawl or a cardigan if the ceremony is in a church. |
Anonymous
| Definitely not too much white. It's gorgeous! |
Anonymous
| That's gorgeous. I'd wear it in a heartbeat. |
Anonymous
| I think it's appropriate and I love it |
Anonymous
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where is that from? I like the style.
I probably would not wear it to a wedding unless there was a different color combo. |
Anonymous
OP here - thanks all! It's a black tie optional wedding in April in Alexandria, Louisiana if that makes a difference 
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Anonymous
| It's fine in terms of whiteness. It's on the casual side though so I hope this is not a black tie wedding. If it's a casual beach wedding it's perfect. |
Anonymous
Cute but absolutely not appropriare for black-tie optional. That said, if you think others will dress more casually, go for it. |
Anonymous
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I love it!
Where is it from? |
Anonymous
| Not for black tie |
Anonymous
It's perfect for brunch at the country club where you're meeting your fiance's parents. It's perfect for a casual beach wedding. Not a black-tie optional wedding! |