it kinda takes the limelight away from the bride
she wants to stand out and be the only person wearing white
i guess it is just good manners really
This used to be considered extremely gauche, as only the bride was supposed to wear white. Nowadays, however, it is done occasionally, as no one seems to know "the rules" anymore.
The old-fashioned rule is: "Only brides are supposed to wear white." It's to avoid drawing attention away from the bride. Today, most people wear whatever they want!
If you're invited to a wedding, but the dress code isn't mentioned on the invitation, just ask.
Absolutely not! White is for the bride and you should not steal her thunder on her special day
That depends on the kind of wedding you're going to.
Even today, there are people who still follow the "old-fashioned" rule that only brides are supposed to wear white. Just ask.
Etiquette dictates that only the bride is to wear white at a wedding.
Yes you can wear beige or off white to a wedding.
a wedding
Yes!
If you are not in the wedding party and there is nothing mentioned about 'white ties' then no, you should not wear a white tie.
You may wear what you wish to.
If the dress is not white then a white bolero is acceptable.
She wore white!
No, because white is the bride's color......just like you wouldn't want someone to go to your wedding looking better than you, wearing white to a wedding says the same thing to the bride. Unless the one of wedding colors is white or the bride speficially ask you to wear white.....DON'T DO IT!?!
They should wear white
white too
Many Westerners thought that a white wedding dress was purity or virginal, but in truth it was Queen Victoria who started the trend for the white wedding dress.
if he wishes to, then yes