| There is no bride. The males being married will be in suits. As a woman attending, could I wear white? I have a white tuxedo blazer that I want to wear over a dress. |
| No. Don't wear white to a wedding. It's too "look at me!" |
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If the grooms are wearing black or gray, I think it's o.k. Light blue...hmmm. White tuxes themselves...then no for you.
The main point would be whether you would be confused with a bride. Low chance of that in this case. But you still might get photographed with one of the grooms alone. And you might want a copy of that pic. Ask a groom and see if they care. Follow their advice. |
| No. It’s a wedding, not a “male gay” wedding. You don’t wear white to a wedding. |
Yes. It is fine. |
| While I think it’s less of a faux pas than at a straight wedding, I would still say no to white unless you have a clear accent of color (shrug, shawl, skirt, dress is not plain white). Otherwise it would still look weird. |
| The question is: will the bridegrooms be wearing white? Lol! |
| White hardly looks good any people anyway. Just choose a freaking color or pattern! |
| Why don’t you ask your friend getting married, both grooms probably know the dress code since there’s no bridezilla involved. |
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White blazer at a gay wedding? That’s a no from me, dawg. |
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| Why do people hem and haw about wearing white to a wedding? There are so many other colors!!!! Just pick something else and wear the blazer to a different event. |
| No. |