Post # 1
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Helper bee
I’m a bit unsure about having 2 dresses as I don’t want to seem over the top or extravigant.
I have bought 2 dresses for my wedding as my first dress is more formal and form fitting. I love it to death but know I will long for a flowing dress for our garden reception and for dancing the night away.
Our wedding is semi formal and quite low key so now I feel I may look silly changing into a second wedding dress.
Can have have som opinions please 🙂
Wedding dress for church and meal:
And my second dress for the evening:
Post # 3
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Helper bee
Oh and any opinions you may have please feel free to share them.
Post # 4
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Busy bee
Oooh that second dress is really pretty!! Love the little cap sleeves.
Post # 6
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Helper bee
Hey, for people voting over the top and acceptable, could ou give a little feedback? I have bought both dresses, but with good reason I may re-consider! EEK
Post # 7
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Busy bee
I say go for it! It’s your wedding, and you should be as comfortable as possible. By The Way – that second dress is breathtaking! Where is it from?
Post # 8
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Blushing bee
@EnglishWifey: I voted “over the top”. If I was at a wedding where the bride changed into a different wedding gown, I’d be a little taken aback. I’d think, “Apparently one dress wasn’t enough for Miss Thang. Didn’t realize I was at J-Lo’s wedding.” Lol, then I’d get over it. Do whatever you want, and you have two dresses so just wear both of them if you want to.
Post # 9
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Sugar bee
They are both very pretty gowns. However, I still feel like two wedding dresses is an extravagance that the wedding industry is trying to make acceptable and trendy for its own profits, and that a wise bride who knows herself and her sense of style will be able to find one gown she is happy with and wear it for the whole day. I can see switching to a shorter, less-formal dress for dancing if the main gown is elaborate and cumbersome, but when I see a bride switch from one long white gown into another long white gown … it makes me wonder whether she is frivolous and indecisive about making big decisions.
Post # 10
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Helper bee
I usually not for the wardrobe change, but then … I really like both of these dresses.
Post # 11
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Helper bee
Ah I think I expected this response when I bought my second dress! haha It was a bit of a impulse buy online. (lightinthebox.com)
I think I will go for it! Screw it wooo J-Lo wedding to go with my J-Lo Bootaaay
Post # 12
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Blushing bee
@EnglishWifey: I don’t think it’s over the top at all! I think it’s quite common now for brides to have a reception dress. I don’t personally have one but if I come across a more casual white dress that I loved as much as my wedding dress I would totally do it. Both of those dresses are beautiful, I think you should go for it!
Post # 14
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Helper bee
@KCKnd2:
haha I totally am both of those things!
But to be fair the first dress is a lot more form fitting on me than the model in the piccy. The second dress is an easier dress to wear.
Post # 15
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Sugar bee
I love the idea of two dresses, personally – but I’m obsessed with gowns and coutour and am salivating over the idea that I might get to wear not only one gorgeous gown but two for my wedding. I say go for it! Who cares what people think? I personally love when brides change, it’s fun to see two looks 🙂
Post # 16
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Busy bee
Why not wear the second dress the whole time, with a veil or special headpiece plus your hair up just for the ceremony? That will give it a more formal look. Then let your hair down for the party!
