need help with dress

If it were me I'd probably go with a tea length dress.

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Congratulations, I clicked the link and asked my husband to marry me there one day.
I would go for a midi style as everyone here is already suggesting, Nordstrom has some really nice ones for summer time. The length is short enough to keep you cool, but long enough to show mother of the bride without being matronly and can be worn to more than one occasion. I'm going to have to start looking at similar dresses for two weddings I have to attend (one in the states, the other one in Puerto Rico).

Once again congratulations to the bride and groom.

Janice, congratulations on the good news. 😊

The last wedding I went to there was some bits of wind and I spent a good bit of time batting my skirt down to preserve some modesty. So more streamlined and less flirty would have been easier.

Best wishes to the happy couple. 💖

Janie

Hi Cheryl,

There’s an idea. I wonder if the dress designers cringed with the flow of their garments once the magnets were placed and the international news cameras were documenting. I will be watching those outside walkabouts with new eyes. 😊 

—Janie

Cheryl, most of my experience with dress designers comes from the Forresters on The Bold and the Beautiful. They are forever adjusting this or that to “ensure the flow”… so while I get the reasoning of using the magnets, I couldn’t help projecting designer angst. LOL 

All countries have their dark shameful periods, indefensible but churning ever forward. Our government waging war on Native Americans and putting them on stark reservations comes to mind today. 

I’m more interested in what Janice has found to wear to her daughter’s wedding. How goes the shopping, Janice?

—Janie