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I don't think the first dress is too low at all. I also don't think the second needs a cardigan. I'd just go with whichever dress you like more.
Both look great on you. You can always safety pin the "v" from the inside of the 1st dress a little bit so it's a little more closed in case when you are moving around or bending over nothing gets exposed too much : ) I voted the 2nd dress for some reason, I just love it on you.
They both look great on you! If you are going to be self-conscious in it, maybe add a lace camisole under dress #1 to give you more coverage. If you choose dress #2, I say no cardi :)
It's a little low cut but I certainly don't think it's inappropriate. I second pink.sequins suggestion for the lace cami.
ETA: I voted #1 but I think both look great.
I don't think #1 is too low at all. I also think it's a little more formal, so if that's what you're going for, I say wear it! :)
I like both dresses. The 1st one is a tiny bit low but not suggestive. If you're truly concerned with your parents' opinion, wear the 2nd dress with the cardigan to be safe.
I really think either dress would be fine, and wouldnt consider the first dress too low cut at all. Just choose the one you feel most comfortable in.
I like the first one. The second one gives you a little bit of uni-boob (tight in bust?)
The strapless one is so cute! But I think the first one would be fine, not extremely low cut IMO. It looks tasteful because it's covering most of your girls :)
I love both but think #2 is my favorite because you have nice shoulders. Show them off! 
I think the first dress is completely appropriate and looks really cute.
However, if you feel more comfortable in the strapless one, I think it would be good, too. Is it from J. Crew? I think I have it in black... lol.
I think in a dress low cut is more normal than with a t or tank.....i am a bit conservative, so low cut sometimes ruffles my feathers, but never on a dress
I think that this is one night in your life when you can really just respect your parents and what they are comfortable with. I mean, why not? Both dresses are nice! Wear something that you won't have to worry about their disapproving!
Ilike the first one. If you were to pin it just a smidge I think it would satisfy your parents and still look great.
honestly, I think the vneck is inappropriate. Do you have a nice cami you could add under it? I voted dress two because one is too low cut but if you add a cami to one I prefer it. Good luck
I think the first one looks great and is definitely not too low cut. The second one is cute too but honestly, I think the first one is the more conservative one if that's what you're looking for. Both are cute though!
I would say go with the 2nd.
Normally if you have to wonder if something is too low then it's safe to just say it is... especially if you're concerned about certain company aka conservative/reserved parents
Plus... it's not showy with you standing BUT once you're sitting and maybe elbows on the table... you're likely to be able to see right down it.
eek =S
The V-neck please!! It is not too low at all. The strapless just look like an everyday dress. Ilove the color though. But final vote on Vneck definitely
I like both dresses but I would go with the strapless but without a cardigan!
Both are pretty, but I think the first one is more flattering and I love the color! Although I wouldn't wear that dress to work, it's perfect for a rehearsal dinner.
It's a tough call - I loove both dresses! I voted for #1 because I'm a fan of jewel tones more than the pastels. But you can't go wrong!
I like the V-neck, but you are standing in the picture- when you sit down, more cleavage will show, so I would put a lace cami inside just for a little extra coverage.
I like the frist one more than the second one.Just choose the one you feel most comfortable in.
Number 1 is not too low cut, very pretty, and looks classier than the 2nd one imo.
imo I like the first one, its a little more formal which I think is better for a rehearsal dinner. I would probably pin it though and maybe even hollywood tape it to your chest to avoid it gaping when you sit down.
Like everyone's saying - I don't think 1 is too low-cut (though my standards could be different, lol) and they are both cute and nice dresses. Wear whichever you want! I like the idea mentioned about wearing a lace cami underneath if it would make you feel more comfortable with the first.
I prefer the design and color of the first, but this is a matter of promiscuity. If you have doubts, I would suggest against it. It is definitely a LOW CUT dress. There is no question about that. Some might consider it less inappropriate because of your more modest chest size. It looks great, but that wasn't the question, etiher. I would say that if you go with the first without any alterations, you might be walking around feeling uncomfortable and checking your girls to see that they are tucked away from your parents, which sounds like a bit of a headache. The cami idea is nice, but you could also wear a really fun, cute blazer that might be slightly covering the goods. My vote is for the first with slight accomodations. :)
Thank you ladies for all your advice! They are very greatly appreciated! I will update you soon on which one I picked... After all the rehearsal dinner is this Friday, eek! I love aspects of both, so I might bring them both home and decide last minute :-)
@brideatbeach: Yes, it is from J. Crew actually haha.
I think they both look great. If you're worried that the v-neck is borderline, why not employ a safety pin or a couple of stitches to prevent - ahem - unflattering slippage? I'm a slightly busty gal and I do that to a few of my deeper v-necks when I'm lunching with great auntie or something like that. Then you won't be nervous or pulling at your dress all night.
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I found this dress, but I'm worried that it may be too low cut for the rehearsal dinner. My parents are a little more reserved and always think my tops are too low cut (even though they aren't, I promise!). Or would the second dress be better with a cardigan? Any opinions are appreciated!
#1: V-neck
#2: Strapless