[ SECRET POST #4201 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4201 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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[Sophie Turner, from Game of Thrones]


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(Hindustan Times)


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[Philip Quast in "Ultraviolet"]


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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Am I the only one recalling the don't wear red to a wedding (aside from white/the bride's dress color)? The implication being that white steals the bride's spotlight and red steals the bride's groom...

I mean if the couple doesn't care, fine. But you better not show up to my wedding in red or white...

[philstar22]

That's not a tradition that's stuck, I don't think. I've never heard it mentioned for a modern wedding.

[(Anonymous)]

ayrt

I feel really old school right now lol

[(Anonymous)]

I had always thought that general wedding etiquette was that you dressed fairly simply so as not to upstage the bride because it's her day.

[(Anonymous)]

Yep.

[(Anonymous)]

If your man is going to leave you over someone in a red dress, then you clearly have other issues, sweetheart.

[greghousesgf]

THIS

ayrt

[(Anonymous)]

lmao

valid point

[(Anonymous)]

That's some ol bullshit

[(Anonymous)]

I've never heard that about red. White is a no-no, black used to be off limits but it depends on the wedding, level of formality, etc. Obviously you avoid anything that looks too much like mourning. Red is... kind of a gray area. I think most people avoid it because it's a very bright, attention-drawing color and you're not supposed to draw attention to yourself on someone else's wedding day.

[greghousesgf]

I've heard it's perfectly OK to wear a party-type black dress to a wedding, just not a funeral-type black dress.

[(Anonymous)]

Sure, if it's in the evening (think cocktail dresses or something more formal), and it also depends on the location. It'd probably be fine in NYC, but maybe less so in rural Indiana.

[(Anonymous)]

Yeah, this is my main issue with it. That outfit is very clearly meant to draw attention and that's just rude when you're attending someone else's wedding. The bride is supposed to be the star of the show.

[(Anonymous)]

No, red is good luck! Wear red, give money, have someone bring a baby.