Is this dress suitable to wear to a wedding?

• hikingbride
• 8 months ago

• Wedding: August 2016

It’s a little casual. So if it’s a casual wedding, I would say yes. If it’s more formal then no.

• alexaj12
• 8 months ago

• Wedding: May 2016

If it’s a spring/ summer wedding, I think it’s ok!

• alexaj12
• 8 months ago

• Wedding: May 2016

hikingbride :  I agree with the casual part. Not appropriate for a formal wedding 

• DoubleD
• 8 months ago

• Wedding: May 2017

Looks casual to me as well. When I think of my friends upcoming wedding I definitely would not wear something this casual as it is extremely formal. Depends on if you know the wedding details.

• ellyd23
• 8 months ago

• Wedding: October 2016

Where is the reception located? 

I’m leaning toward no; I wouldn’t personally wear a dress with a midriff cutout for a ceremony taking place in a place of worship, and if the reception starts at 6 (unless it’s in a garden or on a beach or something), the dress is likely too casual for that portion.

• annabananabee
• 8 months ago

Considering many religions/churches consider bare shoulders inappropriate, I would avoid anything baring your midriff.  Even relatively liberal churches I have attended generally endorse basic levels of modesty.

It also feels a little casual for a 6pm reception.  Perhaps a midmorning brunch or luncheon without a church service.

• julies1949
• 8 months ago

• Wedding: November 1999

Too casual.

• zl27
• 8 months ago

I would not bare my midriff at a religious ceremony.

• elderberry
• 8 months ago

What they all said about the  midriff . Beach wedding maybe, but a 6 pm reception sounds like it will be more formal that   dress is.