Only if the bride/groom are like super crazy into fashion and couture and trends and all of that stuff, and they're both really creative or quirky trendy types.

Otherwise, absolutely not appropriate.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:jesus christ people here are boring. sure, wear it if it looks good and you feel good in it.

+1

+2

But don't drink too much, want to minimize your trips to the loo.

Never

Felix Baumgartner is best man.

Anonymous wrote:Is it at NASA? Goddard?

I needed this today. Thank you.

If you have a model like body, then you could pull it off. My friend wore a black jumpsuit with a v neck line and statement jewelry and she looked gorgeous in it.

Way too casual.

Anonymous wrote:Is it a skydiving wedding?

Or maybe at a prison?

Anonymous wrote:A woman wearing pants rather than a dress is already a bit nontraditional for a wedding. Jumpsuit? A little too "look at me" for a wedding guest.

I agree, a little too attention grabbing.

No one has asked when or where the wedding is? I don't care for jumpsuits, but could see that it might work at a more casual event.

OP, depends on what it looks like. Do you have a link with a picture of it?

A woman wearing pants rather than a dress is already a bit nontraditional for a wedding. Jumpsuit? A little too "look at me" for a wedding guest.

Anonymous wrote:jesus christ people here are boring. sure, wear it if it looks good and you feel good in it.

+1

jesus christ people here are boring. sure, wear it if it looks good and you feel good in it.

Anonymous wrote:Yes! I love rompers!

We know, Lena.