I was helping my sister in a wedding shop. It is her first marriage. However, there were dresses and people in the shop looking for dresses for a 2nd wedding. Should these girls wear off white and something a bit shorter or what. I am just curious.
- Anonymous(36-45)1 mo
I hate to break it to the world, but "the rules" of what should and should not be worn on one's wedding day have long since died off. Wedding rules about the dress specifically, were largely meant to symbolize a woman's purity in wearing white on her wedding day....ugh, most women these days lost their virginity ages ago be it their first wedding, second, third...etc, so the symbolism is just that, a myth in the wind. Even back then where this rule was more adhered to, trust and believe, A LOT of girls were lying walking down the aisle in all white from head to toe...and who cares? Today, be it your first or 2nd wedding, wear whatever you want. It's the brides dress, it's whatever she wants to look like that will make her feel beautiful on the day. That is all that matters.
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I don’t see why they couldn’t wear a white dress. If they’re the bride. I know the symbolism may not be true to the tee but most first brides aren’t so pure either to begin with. It’s optional to cry a type of beige/tan/coffee/buttercream type of color, but it’s not mandatory.
Guys who have multiple marriages don’t cut their suit every time they do a new one. It’s a formal dress for a formal occasion. In general ladies can have any color wedding dress also. If they didn’t prefer the classic white.
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@bddddd are you agreeing with me disagreeing or just making an added comment? I don't know what you’re trying to say. For the actual information given. I’d say I agree. And that’s kind of what I said earlier that it may not match tradition, but they can still wear white. If they can then they can. They should by default unless they have a specific wardrobe or wedding theme in mind. Etc. also the questioner asked what SHOULD. And there is no should. Nothing is off limits. We can just throw out random colors, but ultimately for herself, the other lady she seen, it will always come down to personal preference. So there’s really no wrong answer. And anyone giving an answer would be entirely random/spontaneous.
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1 moIf white is supposed to be for virgin brides, I don't know why bridal shops would keep such dresses in stock. That tradition is very dated and out of touch with reality. Nonetheless, some people will talk about a second time bride wearing a white gown, it is much easier to avoid mean-spirited gossip by choosing another color, and I have seen many ivory gowns which are quite elegant.
I don't think there is any symbolism attached to the length of the dress, but the extravagance of the dress should not exceed the extravagance of the wedding and reception. The only consideration might be whether the bride will change dresses between the wedding and the reception. If she will wear the bridal gown at the reception, a longer dress which drapes the floor will become problematic.
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True but there are some virgins of both sexes still present in today’s society. I think white gowns are glamorous and if anything she may not be pure but the dress can symbolize being delicate and something to protect other than her wearing a troll costume lol. But I love everything you said, and pretty much agree. Sometimes it is also annoying to me to see certain ladies who don’t have the best of reputations to go ahead and put on a lovely white gown for their wedding day. But regardless of who wears it. Shouldn’t take away from what it means to each couple personally.
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For a second wedding, you can wear any color dress you want. There are no traditions or rules that dictate a specific color for a second wedding. You can choose white, or explore other colors like ivory, blush pink, soft blue, or even bolder choices like black or navy. Ultimately, the best color is the one that makes you feel beautiful and comfortable.
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Usually not white. Also, a simple cut. (No big ruffles etc.)
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For a second wedding, or even for a first wedding... a woman should wear whatever she wants to wear. It's her day.
00 Reply I mean, I don't there there's a "should" here. Many people go for a different style of dress than in their first wedding for personal reasons, but beyond that, there's no real rule about how people are supposed to dress at their wedding, especially a second wedding.
21 Replylong skirt with a high cut, made of white silk, top made of handmade laces, white pushup bra, a corset to make waist thinner, gloves with laces fitting to top, stylish hat maybe with stylized very transparent veil if you're catholic.
Some wedding dresses looks like they were made of bed sheets, this look so ridiculous10 Reply- 1 mo
How about...
The bridegroom could correspond, then:
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There's no rule for what to wear for a second wedding you can either go as traditional bride in white or anything else you'd like. A wedding is a wedding regardless if it's the first or the third.
10 Reply I think it's best to ask in more dedicated spaces than the clueless people here 🙈
20 Reply945 opinions shared on Marriage & Weddings topic. That really depends on the style of the wedding. There is no rule saying you must wear a white dress.
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1 moMy uncle got married for the second time in 2022. My now-aunt was married once before also, and she wore a white dress.
00 Reply- Anonymous(18-24)1 mo
White is to symbolise virginity. Weddings are rarely held between virgins anymore, it’s ann outdated standard. Why are you judging other women, are you that insecure within yourself?
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It has nothing to do with me. I just wondered about the style and color because truthfully it had never crossed my mind.
The white wedding dress is a symbol of virginity. I know that is outdated. My wife was not a virgin when I met her. But if it is a second wedding, she should wear whatever makes her happy.
00 ReplyI'd go with whatever's available and looks good. Don't worry about the unwritten rules.
00 ReplyThey should wear whatever makes them happy. As, a side note you're extrodinarily beautiful.
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It’s a wedding. White’s fine. They probably weren’t virgins the first time anyway
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A yellow dress. She's lucky as fuck someone wants another man's trash
00 Reply First from the right, the one with uncovered shoulders.
00 ReplyIf its second wedding lingerie would works perfect, easy to remove. LOL!
00 Reply- Anonymous(36-45)1 mo
2nd marriage gray. 3rd marriage red. 4 marriage black.
11 Reply - Anonymous(45 Plus)1 mo
Black for the poor bastards life long death sentence
00 Reply I don’t see why not if she wants to.
10 Reply- Anonymous(36-45)1 mo
Her favorite color.
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Just wear black and get it over with. LOL
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Blue
00 Reply - Anonymous(25-29)1 mo
Pink or gray
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The one she wants
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