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posted 2 years ago in Bridesmaids

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Newbee

Suzi Yuen england

What do you think as dresses for my bridesmaids or is red too LOUD!

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2 years ago

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Busy bee

Firefighter_Prazs_Girl 02/3/2010 and 05/03/2010 Angleton Texas

I think red would be okay. As long as it goes with everything in your wedding! Plus it is what you and your groom wants.

2 years ago

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Busy bee

wildstyle October 1, 2010 Las Vegas

i love those!

2 years ago

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Worker bee

archibee 10/09/09 los angeles

Red in general is ok, but I wouldn't recommend that style dress in red. The qipao/cheurngsam in red is a bride's wedding gown. Do you want to dress the bridesmaids in a bride's dress? The qipao is red is supposed to draw attention, because of what it represents. If you like the qipao/cheurngsam, they come in lots of other colors. Do you have other colors you'd like to use for your wedding? Pink, celadon, blue, would all look great too... your call.

2 years ago

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Helper bee

creme_de_violet 9/12/2010 San Francisco

I would also avoid having your bridesmaids wear red qipaos as it is traditionally reserved for the bride. Also, you might want to check with your bridesmaids to see if they are comfortable wearing a dress with a high slit. Qipaos come in many other beautiful colors and fabrics that would make wonderful bridesmaid dresses.

2 years ago

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Newbee

Suzi Yuen england

Touht a bit more about the bridesmaids dresses & have decided to go with something different, so I do not break with TRADITION

mmmmm!!!...back later

2 years ago

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Bumble bee

hhcheung2000 San Diego, CA

The red qipao is generally for the bride, not the bridesmaids.  I just had mine wear traditional bridesmaid dresses. From what I understand, only the bride should wear red during the day of the wedding. I've attached a picture of what I wore for the tea ceremony.