At a traditional Catholic wedding w/o communion at 7pm, do I have to wear a long dress?? - first communion invitation cards
I've never been in a Catholic wedding before .. Everything he says on the invitation is as follows:
"The traditional religious ceremony, without a community of 7-8. Cocktails Hour: 8-9. Reception: 9pm-12midnight: Cocktails Appetizers difficult, toast, cake, dance, and the countdown for the new year."
What brand of clothes? Can I wear a short dress / skirt ... so just above the knee or below the knee ... or does the length of the ankle? Does anybody know?
Saturday, January 16, 2010
First Communion Invitation Cards At A Traditional Catholic Wedding W/o Communion At 7pm, Do I Have To Wear A Long Dress??
4 comments:
Depending on the church. The church of my parents, the Catholic religion, but very liberal, jeans are acceptable and routine for mass production. Others are more formal.
I would kill for something more convenient for you! If this means slacks and a blouse Nice, very well. If this means a short dress, very good! I am in ND, so I had to get a bit too warm for this season. But I would not really worry too much about the Catholic side. Find something, as you deem appropriate, and (probably) not the allocation of costs or diaphragm and go with him.
Have a good time!
where what you want, that you think is appropriate for a wedding. You do not have to wear a long dress if you wish.
where what you want, that you think is appropriate for a wedding. You do not have to wear a long dress if you wish.
There's really no set rules for dress in a traditional Catholic ceremony, held at night, if not explicitly mentioned in the invitation. However, given their other details that might help to go semi-formal. A short dress would fit into the first category, but it would be inappropriate for the second category, "formal".
Opt for something a little more glamorous, perhaps brilliant, between the knees and ankles, fall but not developed (as in the neck, or wholly unsupported).
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