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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I would not try to match. Too much attention seeking at an event that is not about you and your daughter. [/quote]

That wasn’t my question but thanks for the unnecessary judgement when you have no idea the context of the event. [/quote]

You’re welcome. Enjoy looking foolish. [/quote]

Way to ruin the thread with your rudeness, pp.[/quote]

Literally don’t care. It sounds from the original post like the bride hasn’t even signed off on this. OP is a typical entitled mom who thinks the world revolves around her child. “My daughter wants us to match.” That doesn’t matter; what matters is what the bride wants. It’s not about OP, but she wants it to be. [/quote]

God forbid someone else look cute on some Bridezilla's day.  FFS.  It's worth a 30 second glance.  Nobody pays that much attention to wedding guests. [/quote]

There’s no bridezilla issue. It’s just good etiquette and being a good friend/guest to not dress in a way—or in some matchy matchy schtick—that upstages the bride, wedding party (which OP is not a part of) or seeks attention in some other way. The bride seemingly has not demanded anything at all so there is no bridezilla implication, but OP seems tone deaf to what would be good etiquette. It’s not about you, OP. It’s not even about your daughter. [/quote]

I love the way people who do not know basic etiquette make up all kinds of manners rules about weddings that they have pulled out of the air.

Clearly a Bridezilla thing.[/quote]

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