Is it ok to wear jeans for wedding?
Would you be okay wearing jeans to a wedding?Would you be okay with looking a standout when all your friends and family bring out their best lehengas and cholis?Would you be okay with aunties sneering and hawwing at you for being so ultra-modern?Would you be okay with your photos in your jeans with everyone else bedecked?Why would you want to wear jeans to a wedding anyway. Weddings are basically an excuse to get that salwar suits out that you probably bought a long time ago but never got an opportunity to wear. Weddings are an excuse to wear heavy jewellery and makeup without feeling like you are going too far. Sure, you could do that with jeans too , but, indian dresses have a beauty of their own. And besides, I believe there is a time and place for everything. So, if you are okay with being a sort of rebel, then, you can wear jeans all you want. There is no written rule as such right. It's your choice after all. ;-)
Im Punk/Goth. What Do I Wear To A Wedding?
Is the wedding durring the day or night?Day and night weddings are two totally different styles. Either way, its quite common, and acceptable, these days to wear a black dress to a wedding. I'm presuming that the bride has met you before, and knew what you looked like when she invited you. It would be a bad host or hostess that made their guest uncomfortable, including expecting them to be uncomfortable in their appearance.
Can you wear black to a wedding? If not, why?
This kind of thing very much depends on the culture and country you're talking about. Colours have different significance and traditions in different parts of the world.In Ireland, black dresses would be normal enough at weddings - not the most common choice, but there's certainly nothing unusual about it. Most women do wear more colourful dresses, but you'll see at least a few black dresses at most weddings. White is never worn - only the bride wears a white dress. I'm told colours that are too close to the bridesmaids' dresses are also best avoided (bridesmaids in Ireland usually all wear the same dress, arranged well in advance).For men at Irish weddings, dark suits are very much the norm to the point of being completely ubiquitous. That said, they're normally not full black - dark greys, navy or charcoals would be the most common, sometimes lighter greys. Anything lighter or more colourful than a light grey would be very unusual, though you do occasionally see them (more so for the groom and groomsmen, they sometimes vary it a little these days, pearl grey of some sort being the older tradition).Edit: I should add, tuxedos are normally never worn at Irish weddings unless the wedding is specifically black tie - this will be communicated in advance and is rare, at least in the circles I move in.
Can I wear a tuxedo at a wedding?
A tuxedo is arguably the best choice to wear to a wedding.However, consider these three points and if you answer yes to all three, no reason not to wear your tuxedo.a. What’s your relationship with the groom and bride. Family, close friend or did you meet the groom at summer camp once in grade 8? Your proximity to the couple determines if you should wear a tuxedo.b. Is it a formal wedding? Black tie and all? Is the groom going to be a equally well dressed? Call up a couple of pals and check. You do not want to be more dressed up than the groom.c. Does the tuxedo fit you or not? Fit is Key. Is it a 1990’s style or something new. If the tux fits you well and you have the the bow tie and cummerbund and the patent leather shoes to go along with the pin tucked shirt go for it.
Can military pilots wear wedding rings?
Back in less politically correct times we used to have a photo that was posted on every workcenter's safety bulletin board. It showed a wedding ring, a severed finger, and a four fingered hand. I will usually wear mine when I take the wife out but other than that it's safely stowed. In fact my job as a Weapons Mechanic requires removal of all rings, watches and jewelry prior to starting any job. Of course that's mechanics, and pilots don't have quite as much chance of losing a digit to some grabby, pinchy part of the aircraft, but leaving rings at home is still a smart thing to do. I don't know of any specific prohibition on pilots wearing rings but in 25 years I don't recall ever seeing one wearing one when he was flying.
Can I wear a tuxedo to a wedding as a guest?
it depends on time of day.Morning/Brunch Wedding: try a button down collared shirt of a lighter color and khakis. If it is a more traditional wedding, wear a tie, but for the early morning weddings you can sometimes get away with no tie, just the collared shirt.Evening/Black Tie: Sure, wear a tux if you are comfortable. Usually guys end up removing their jackets once the reception starts and it gets a little warmer, but I would still recommend going with a suit. Black pants with black jacket, but maybe a dark blue or dark purple shirt and then a tie. Try to add color of some sort because black, and more importantly white, are the bride and grooms “thing”, if its a traditional couple. You wouldn’t ask your date to wear a white dress to a wedding, would you?Any other time of day, I would say go for a suit but lose the jacket. Especially in summer. Go for black or navy pants, with a light blue or light green shirt, with a tie. roll up the sleeves, showing that you care about your appearance towards others, and that you respect the lime light of the couple but you also aren’t trying too hard to be the best looking guy in there.
Do you always wear your wedding ring? Why?
I wear mine all the time. I only remove it when I’m in the ocean, the shower, or a swimming pool (mine are very delicate and can slip off easily in the water) because I don’t want to risk losing them, or on the rare occasions I’m doing something that might damage them (gardening, for instance).Otherwise, they’re always on, for several reasons (in no particular order):They are comfortable, so I don’t find my rings intrusive in any way when I’m doing my normal daily tasks.I’ve only been married for one year, so it’s still pretty exciting to wear them.They’re gorgeous. My husband picked out my engagement ring without me knowing, and I love imagining him picking this as the ring he wanted to give me.They’re very sparkly, and I constantly entertain myself reflecting light off of the stones.If I’m having a rough day and I’m not actively with my husband, my rings are a quick and easy reminder that things are actually really great. I often find myself looking down at them and remembering how I felt when he proposed, or when we picked our wedding bands, or when I saw him waiting for me at the end of the aisle, or when we were reading our vows. I know I can remember those wonderful moments without a ring, but it’s nice to have a physical reminder always with me.I do not wear my rings out of a sense of obligation, or to signal to others that I am “taken” or “off the market.” I wear them because it makes me happy to do so. I would be just as married and just as committed without the rings.And, as I mentioned, they’re gorgeous. Most days, they’re my only accessory.
Can a person in food industry wear a wedding ring?
I'm thinking of applying to a job as a waitress and just wanted to know whether I'm allowed to wear my wedding ring or not? I've heard people say that you can't wear jewellery ?
Does a left-handed person have to wear their wedding ring on their left hand?
It is you who has to decide which hand your wedding ring should be adorned on!Even right-handed people wear their engagement ring and wedding ring on the vein finger. It does not matter whether you are left-handed or right-handed. Its your choice :)