Best colors to wear to Vietnamese wedding?
red is considered a lucky color for Asians, so a shade of red would be nice :-)
OK to wear black to a wedding?
These days it's no longer out of line to wear black at a wedding. Use dressy shoes & sparkly jewelry, not plain pearls, and nobody can think you're dressed for mourning.
Is it bad to wear red dress to a wedding?
I don't think so- I once wore a beautiful floor-length red dress to a wedding, and although I was the only one there in red (which really embarrassed me at first), I got a lot of very genuine compliments on it and I felt very pretty in it. Besides, why should it offend the bride? In China, red is a lucky color for weddings. It means prosperity and wealth. I read a lot of questions on here about brides being offended by different colors (black, white) being worn on people at their wedding, and I just don't get how a color could be offensive. I mean, sure it might be weird for a guest to wear a white dress when the bride's supposed to be the one in the white dress, but really, at the end of the day, who cares? If you have to stand out that much in a color NO ONE ELSE is wearing at your own wedding, just to prove that YOU'RE THE BRIDE, you're either terribly insecure or you have some issues about needing attention. To answer your original question- wear the red dress. Not only will you look beautiful and fun, but red really shows up well in pictures at the reception.
Is it ok to wear a black suit for a wedding?
Holy cow, these answers are all over the place. Frankly, you haven’t given a lot of circumstantial details, but for anyone else wondering the same question, here we go:Fit comes first. Whatever you choose, you better hope if fits well. I’d rather have a $100 suit thats tailored well, than a $2000 suit that fits poorlyBlack is classic, and therefore fine in most/all occasions. That being said, if this wedding is taking place on a beach or during the daytime in the summer, you’re going to look a little out of place. If it’s a daytime wedding and not in a formal church, you should consider a blue or grey suit.If you are a groom: you shouldn’t be asking the internet. You should ask your soon-to-be partner. What they think you should do, is what you should do.If you are a groomsman: you shouldn’t be asking the internet. You should ask the groom. What they think you should do, is what you should do.If you are a guest: OK little different here. You can ask other guests what they plan on wearing (with any luck, the wedding will use a service like Guestboard to make guest communication easier). Unless it’s a very formal wedding, an all-black suit may make you appear like the groom.Again, it completely matters on the setting/nature of the wedding. If a black suit is all you have, don’t sweat it. You can dress it up/down with different color shirts/ties to adjust it’s formal look. Just make sure it fits well, and go enjoy the wedding!
Is it bad for the bride to wear a black wedding dress ?
i just want to get some opinions. i like to be original and i don't like to do things how they are 'supposed' to be done. so i want to wear a black wedding dress at my wedding and i want my husband to wear a white tux. i'm not trying to be morbid or gothic or anything, i'm not like that at all. the main reason i decided on a black dress is just because i found a gorgeous dress that i would love to wear, and it just happened to be black. but now, i have fallen in love with the idea of a black dress. and like i said, i just like to be different :] however, i was wondering if there is any meaning, or superstitious belief to a bride with a black dress ? like bad luck, or something ? i know the bride is supposed to wear white as a sign of purity and blah blah blah.. but i'm really not wearing any color as a sign of anything. i just want to love my dress, be original, and look pretty. and i was thinking that all the guests could wear white, instead of not being allowed to :] let me know !
Is it bad to wear white to someones wedding?
do not wear white to a wedding. It's considered rude because the bride is supposed to stand out. I hope you can find something else to wear.. Good luck and have fun :)
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.