How to dress when you are the mother of the bride (or groom)

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The big wedding day isn’t just a huge, hopefully once in a lifetime big event for the happy couple. It’s a giant day for the happy and proud parents. It’s normal not to hold back monetarily when it comes to making the day a gala event. The ‘bride gets her sometimes bossy reputation because she naturally wants everything just right. In the same way, it is normal and highly recommended for the happy mother of the bride or groom to also spend quite a bit more than usual to also look just right for the big day.

And while it’s also normal to wish to be practical and select an outfit that can play double-duty and serve other functions down the line, don’t make that the thing that decides what you will and won’t buy. Memories of the day are of the first importance. Even now, when things may be constrained during the pandemic, it’s super important, perhaps even more important than before, to make the day memorable. On that note, it’s important to remember there will be lots of photo-snapping.

So, what to buy and wear?

First off, some basics are good rules of thumb for attending weddings anywhere in the world. It’s important not to overshadow the bride on her all-important day. So, nothing too va-va-voom. Not overly bright or gaudy shades. Never wear white. Equally important, avoid black.

Go for classic over trendy and pick a quality fabric. And try to wear something that can move from venue to venue, such as from the church to the reception locality, with ease. Do take the bride and groom’s opinion into consideration. But make sure you love how you look and feel. Go full length elegant, mid-calf, or knee-high. Go frilly or classically tailored. Go for a summery print or a one-shade. Ruching or lace, pastels, autumn tones, or neutrals. It’s all you. Start early, have a big budget and pick the perfect outfit.

Key Takeaways:

  • The wedding of your son or daughter will be one of the most memorable events in your lifetime.
  • Don’t economise on your clothes for such an important event, even when you think that you will wear the outfit only once.
  • The memories of that day will still stay with you forever, and you will always remember what you wear.

“Don’t economise on your clothes for such an important event, even when you think that you will wear the outfit only once.”

Read more: https://40plusstyle.com/how-to-dress-mother-of-the-bride/

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