I am having a May wedding in the north Georgia mountains at 2:00 p.m. What kind of dress should I wear? I have found three beautiful dresses. All of which are pretty formal. I'm not sure what to wear and if a dress can be too much for an outdoor farm wedding. It's a beautiful farm specifically set up for weddings; however, I don't want to overdo it. Please advise!
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Dear Share,
Can you tell me a little more about the three dresses that you love. Is there one that you feel more drawn to?
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One dress is a two piece, halter dress with a bit of a princess bottom. The second is a stapless detailed dress that is very elegant and form fitting. The third is a very dress that is very different with a form fitting strapless top and the bottom is very full, it looks a lot like the dress Kevin Costner's wife wore in their recent wedding. I love all three and wonder if I should keep looking for something a little more simple since the wedding is outdoor and 2/3 p.m.
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They all sound classic. If you think you would be comfortable and feel the most beautiful that you've ever felt then you should wear one of those dresses.
You should try on dresses that you feel are beautiful.
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I found it and bought it this weekend. I now understand how the dress actually finds the bride and not the other way around. I'm very happy with my choice.
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