wat  color  dress  should  i    wear  on  valentine's   day  if  i'm  not  interest  in  love & having  gf
115573
well john i admire your courage for just wanting to wear a dress, seeing hows you have the courage, wear whatever color your heart desires as it will be the least of your concerns when you go public.
553639
A nice dress to compliment the weather.  If its in the spring, wear a nice, light colored dress.  If it's in the summer I would go for a dress that hits at or slightly above the knee--also light colored.  Don't wear white though.
146587
Date who u like the color is not important
278355
depends on gender and if you are enlisted, warrant or officer. also on which uniform. BDU, ACU, dress blues....
538364
well, i hope it wont happen that, but id like it for one reason : my friend has a problem :she will go at the prom, and she doesn't know what to chose between orange & green (serious problem!!! :)) so, if "orange and green got married and were always together ", she has 2 choices : to give up and chose other colour, or to wear them both! :)
170040
Something age and occasion-appropriate that is not white, ivory, or black.  My mother wore a long dress that had a matching beaded jacket over it.  Hers was the same color as the bridesmaid dresses, but it doesn't have to be.
206609
As long as you add a smile and not a veil and handkerchief to you outfit I don't think anybody will be offended.  I think it is worse when people pick something that total clashed with the wedding colors.  Red was the color at our wedding and my Mother in law wore a teal green dress that was hideous.  I'm sure your happiness with out shine anything you have on!
770796
I would prefer lace because silk is really hot (temp)..make sure you go to Victoria Secret!!  Maybe red or black...Good luck lover boy
572590
Wear anything that looks nice and you feel good in.  There is no set dress code.  It is your wedding so you need to feel good about it.
509351
It depends on which you think truly shows how you really are.  I think if you are a really outgoing bubbly person go with color.  If you are more conservative and or shy go with black and white.
33766
Ignore her all valentines day and she'll get all pissed at you.  Buy a cheap card, the cheapest ugliest flower you can find, and the cheapest most generic box of Valentines candy you can find.  \n\nOpen up the candy and place the ring box in it, or the ring if the ring box won't fit.  Shrinkwrap it up again to make it seem like it hasn't been opened, or for a better effect just leave it open to make it seems like you ate some of them all ready.    \n\nThen at the last minute right before it turns 12:00 am Feb 15th run up to her and give her these "thoughtless gifts".  I'm sure she'll be dissapointed until she finally decides to open up the chocolates, and wa-la you're engaged!...\n\nJust don't loose that candy!!!
326651
Any will do, but preferably Blue/Green.\n\nYou don't love a woman because she is beautiful, she is beautiful because you love her.  ~Author Unknown
482948
Hi Pookie,\nI think that it's less a question of colour and more a question of style: have you discussed with your friend what kind of outfit she would like to get married in? What style would suit her most? What would make her feel comfortable and gorgeous? You might even consider going for a makeover together and ask advice about the colours that flatter her. \n\nI have a friend of 48 whose first marriage was very unhappy and ended in divorce after five years - then, when she was 42, she met the love of her life - and yes, she married in white: loose trousers, a wonderful long coat with tiny buttons, and an outrageous hat with tiny veil attached - and I've never seen her look more lovely and radiant!
180004
Go red if you want to stand out and be noticed.\nDeep purple if you want to feel elegant.\nBlack if you want to blend in.\nGreen if you're feeling like having fun, fun, fun.\nPink if you want to feel femine\nYellow if you want to feel sweet.\nOrange if you're feeling bold - observe caution when choosing a shade of orange\n\nWhatever colour you chose keep in mind that you'll not want to regret it 20 years from now
59843
You don't have to wear white. Until Queen Victoria was married in a confection of white lace and silk, it was traditional for the bride to wear either the best dress she already owned (Often the dress she wore at her Debutante ball) or to choose a gown that would thereafter be her "Best Dress"...at least until fashions changed.\nAnd this business about white signifying virginity is just plain vulgar....it IS traditional that white should only be worn by a young lady marrying for the first time, but the colour of the dress makes no statement about the body wearing the dress....more experienced brides, remarrying after being divorced or widowed, are often given funny looks if they wear white, so most choose not to defy that convention.
34956
That depends - what does she like? Jewelry, roses and chocolate are always big sellers on Valentine's Day, and they're big sellers for a reason. Most women like at least one of those three things. If she's into something different, though, go with something non-traditional that you know she'll like. \n\nListen carefully for hints dropped in the next week or so - lots of men miss those, but lots of women will throw them out there just in case. Good luck!
432090
I usually go with dark blue or black colors.  Also, limit the jewelry, makeup, and perfume, too.