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4:00PM, Friday February 27th 2009
Attention brides, future brides, and committed bachelorettes who just love to weigh in on this sort thing—would you ever ditch a wedding gown for a sweet pair of white wedding pants? [A Practical Wedding via Robot-Heart]
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vanya
wrote on February 27 2009 @ 04:15 pm: [report]
I did. I wore gorgeous silk pants & jacket for our civil marriage service, and a wedding dress for our church marriage service.
SassySexpert
wrote on February 27 2009 @ 05:27 pm: [report]
The fact that I would want to wear a dress does not make me traditional by itself. I’ve never considered myself very traditional - it’s just that I love beautiful dresses and rarely, in life, can we justify spending WAY too much money on an outfit but people expect a woman will spend quite a bit on her wedding dress (I mean, it IS the day she will be the most beautiful in her entire life! *said tongue-in-cheek*)....So, I will finally get to buy a dress fit for my elaborate dramatic fashion fashions. We’ll darn it….I guess, I need to want to get married first!
retro chic
wrote on February 27 2009 @ 08:32 pm: [report]
Gab/Sass: Heck, go panti-less under that dress and snatch a secret moment in the groom’s garter ritual.
Pants don’t do it for me either, tho ok for others. I’m behind, so I’m skipping right to the second marriage.
Ginger
wrote on February 28 2009 @ 12:13 pm: [report]
I don’t plan on ever getting married, but I wouldn’t wear pants. I like big froofy dresses and, damnit, I will have one if I ever walk down the aisle.
However, the choice of the groom wearing a dress intrigues me. I think that would be way more of a tradition break.
Not to mention I just like guys in dresses. So it would make me feel like I was doing the right thing if the guy wore one instead of a tux or a suit.
Kiki T
wrote on February 28 2009 @ 12:21 pm: [report]
my friend got married in pants—a whole outfit she designed with a designer and it was perfect.
lalaland
wrote on February 28 2009 @ 12:29 pm: [report]
Honestly I don’t know that being traditional has much to do with it… I’m with Gabby and Sass, I love dresses and your wedding is simply the best excuse you will ever be given to spend way more than is generally acceptable on a fabulous dress!
Chelle
wrote on February 28 2009 @ 12:38 pm: [report]
I never wear skirts or dresses but I can’t imagine getting married in pants. It just doesn’t seem right. If I get married my dress most likely won’t be traditional but it will be a dress. The wedding pants would be perfect for a lesbian wedding though. One woman could wear a dress and the other could wear the pants.
dgenevieve
wrote on February 28 2009 @ 02:33 pm: [report]
I can see this working for a “mature” bride, but I don’t think it’s for me.