Only a tie?
Naughty.
The Elder Gods like to get saucy from time to time.
Only a tie?
Naughty.
Black is a no-no at a Western wedding, white is bad at a hindu wedding, grey is probably your safest choice there.
If it's the right kind of wedding then the only matter of concern should be the people getting married. I believe it's wrong to upstage the bride, so you may want to make sure that her steel toe capped boots have higher heels than yours.
Seriously, I have no real idea. I try to avoid anything that requires me to wear 'proper' clothes'.
Being noticed is the way I get invited to hang out more often.
The Elder Gods like to get saucy from time to time.
I'm no help on wedding attire. yes, I attend upwards of twenty weddings a year, but I wear black to all of them. I'm there as the pianist, the hired help. My role is to be invisible and make the music.
So you're saying my plan to show up in a white tux a la Indiana Jones in the opening of Temple of Doom is a good thing?
White tux's are cool. For weddings... not so much.
Aren't there, like, magazines or something which covers this stuff? I thought everyone else had a handle on what was appropriate to wear, and my turning up in t-shirts to everything was the exception to what the rest of the world thinks.
Oh. Oops. I think I've always worn black to weddings. Except for when I was a bridesmaid. They always made me wear lavender. *shakes fist at pastel gods*
If I was left to my own devices, I'd go everywhere in shorts, a bustier over a t-shirt and a cowboy hat. Also, flip-flops. Thus, my need for advice.
I want some steel-toed stilettos now. Seriously.
Surely, all you need is flowers as a hat band and fixed to the bridge of your flip flops, ala sixties hippies, and then lace trim on the bustier and shorts with an appropriate themed t-shirt and you're good to go.
Unless you can't stand them, in which case, turn up looking like an Andy Warhol painting, they'll stash you at the back or around the corner in the pics and never invite you again, thus saving you the hassle of working this all out a second time.
My rule of thumb is to wear something with no stains on it and nylons.
Bread comes in strawberry form?!?
Mine is to look better than everyone there, including the bride.
think big warm fluffy strawberry muffin, only in loaf form.
Yes, Fen. Yes it does. and it's delicious.
think big warm fluffy strawberry muffin, only in loaf form.
embrace your envy.
My body hates me right. Going to the gym is satisfying yet painful at this point. However it will be worth it.
Oh, and if you are my mother-in-law, you want to wear a slinky, tight fitting bright red dress to your son's wedding while all the other mothers & grandmothers are wearing nice champagne colored dresses that coordinate with the wedding colors. Much drama ensues when your future daughter-in-law says you will look like a whore in that dress.
May have happened to me.