can you wear seersucker before easter?
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If you live someplace where it gets pretty warm early on in the year, and if Easter is kind of late (as it was this year), then it may be acceptable to wear seersucker before Easter.  I save my seersucker for warmer weather, which in my neck of the woods is usually well after Easter.\n\nP.S. -- I always heard that it was "no white before Memorial Day" or after Labor day.
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its easter for me. im russian orthodox:)
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Easter is celebrated on the first sunday after the first full moon following the spring equonix. Because the jews used a lunar calander, we use a lunar calender, too.
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You are to wear white in the summer so that is AFTER Memorial Day and you stop on Labor Day.\n\nOtherwise you need to wear OFF white or Winter White.
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Easter, Halloween, Christmas, and others
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Shawls aren't necessary.\n\nIt is traditional for the baptised to wear white, but not required.\n\nCheck with the priest or CRE/DRE in your parish. In our parish, we present a white garment to the child or adult. It is a white cloth that slips over the head. Your parish may do that.\n\n\nOh, and regarding the other answer saying baptism isn't valid if it isn't voluntary....the Bible tells us "entire households were baptised." No where does it exclude children, and last time I checked, children counted as part of households. If people were baptising their slaves, don't you think they would baptise CHILDREN????\n\nJesus said, let the children come to Him- do not hinder them. At an infant baptism, the parents and godparents speak on behalf of their children.
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You can wear white any time of year unless someone is holding a gun to your head.\n\nHowever, etiquette does say that it is unfashionable to wear white during the winter (between Labor Day and Easter). It's just cultural -perhaps originating because white attire does not absorb as much light (and therefore) heat needed during cold times.
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depends on who you ask. some of my pagan friends say they do while others say they don't. if they could go invisable like they wear able to than i don't see why not
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it depends on the theme - thansgiving or easter etc...
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Just white skivvies. Do NOT wear white skivvies on Memorial Day. Pass it on.
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That all depends on you and how you're flowing on the fifth day.  I could wear them, but each person is different so you might not be able to.  It's all a matter of personal preference.
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Easter and Holy Week that leads up to it starting with Palm Sunday, then Holy Thusday (The Last Supper), then Good Friday (The Cruxifiction).  Plus Ash Wednesday, which is 40 days before Easter.  Followed by Christmas.
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Please find below details about Pesach (passover). You just say: 'Happy Easter' or 'Have a nice Easter'.\nHope this will answer your questions!\nTiff\n\nSHALOM & WELCOME\nto a celebration of the Jewish holiday of Pesach (Passover) \nPassover is the 8 day observance commemorating the freedom and exodus of the Israelites (Jewish slaves) from Egypt during the reign of the Pharaoh Ramses II. \nA time of family gatherings and lavish meals called Seders, the story of Passover is retold through the reading of the Haggadah. With its special foods, songs, and customs, the Seder is the focal point of the Passover celebration. Passover begins on the 15th day of the Jewish month of Nissan. As the Jewish day begins at sundown the night before, for the year 2006, the first night of Passover will be April 12th.
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You can just ask what Easter means for them, and then tell them what it means for you (take and give). They might be more opened if they see you are really interested in what they say.
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Depends on the synagogue.  A long skirt and a nice blouse (with sleeves) is usually good for anywhere.  Good luck.
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I go to church on Easter Sunday, at my church in Queens, NY.  Then, usually, I go to the Fifth Avenue Easter Parade in Manhattan, NYC.  Often I'm wearing an Easter bonnet I've made myself, and I hand out little tracts and treats.  Then I join my family for Easter dinner, which usually includes ham or lamb.  We might watch an appropriate Easter show on TV.\n\nOften I incorporate a little Passover in my Easter.  I might make up a kind of seder plate on Holy Thursday.  I've also attended a few Messianic Seders.  Last year I attended a model seder for middle-schoolers at a Reform synagogue; this year I've already attended a pre-Passover women's seder at the same synagogue.\n\nGood Friday, I used to go to a Catholic Church, sometimes St Patrick's Cathedral, in the afternoon.  Since my own church started having Good Friday services in the evening, I go there.
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Personal preference! Some religions have codes about jewellery, for example I *think* in some orthodox churches it is traditional for girls to have their ears peirced very early... but most people who wear anklets etc. just do what they think looks good, or what their friends do. *you* can do whatever you like, my sweet.