A Wedding in March in London, England  - What to wear?
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It could snow, or it could be beautiful, I'm afriad you will  need to be prepared for both, as well as the obvious rain!  Smart trousers would normally be fine, it would depend on the person hosting it.  Take scarf, gloves and an umbrella if you will be outside for any of the time.  I would probably prepare 2 outfits and decide on the day, or choose an outfit you can dress up for warmth e.g a dress which you can then wear with a top underneath, boots and tights instead of heals and a pretty jumper and smart coat.  My birthday is late march and last year I was sitting outside the pub in the afternoon, howe3ver a few weeks before it had snowed!.  Have a great time!
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Well, it's your wedding so I think you should be able to wear whatever you feel comfortable with regardless of what everyone thinks. It's your day so enjoy it! My best wishes out to you and your family! Congratulations!
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Dress for the occasion, with taste. Wear something you are comfortable in, not something you have to fuss with or worry about.\nBrush up on your manners and etiquette before you go.\nBe relaxed and friendly, be yourself
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Unless you are willing to go silk flowers ( I did at my wedding.. had them dyed black and platinum which were my colors) I would keep the bridesmaids carrying white flowers of a different variety than yours - ie like Daisy's.  That color in natural flowers would be hard to match.  For the reception hall decorations though a nice deep green would offset that color nicely.  Good luck and congrats on your upcoming nuptials.
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This really depends where you are seated.  Lots of tourists watch West End plays and most of them are casually dressed.  Better stay on the safe side and wear something dressy but not too dressy.
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Depends on what you want really!\nI am planning mine at the moment, so we can learn together! I am having it at a register office. I had to call to book an appointment with the superintendant registrar. They asked me when I wanted to get married and booked it over the phone! Next week we have to take our passports and proof of address to the register office to prove we haven't been married before.\nWe are having the reception at a local pub owned by a friend, and the flowers I am doing. I am buying silk flowers I can keep forever. My friends are making food so we can have a big huge buffet!\nGood luck with your wedding, get in touch with your wedding date if you need any more help!!
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Dress dressy in a comfortable way. Don't wear jeans or sneakers. You legs and shoes are going to be pretty mch the only thing people are going to see since you'll be wearing a gown (I hope).
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Seen them 100 bucks on up to a few thousand.\nIf you want something inexpensive and nice try going to a dept. store like Nordstoms and getting a dress that isnt necessarily a "wedding dress"
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It's your wedding - 20 years ago those things mattered more.  Now you can wear whatever you want.
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Not white: (symbolic of death in China).  Wear a neutral color.  Better yet, tell your secretary, "Thank you for inviting me to your wedding.  I am very honored & I will attend."  Then ask your secretary, "I'm not sure what to wear to a wedding. Would it be appropriate to wear a black suit, or a navy suit?"  This should get a response on how formal the wedding is, too.  I doubt you could go "business casual" (polo shirt & pants) but I could be wrong. She shouldn't be offended at your saying this, but rather flattered that you care how you present yourself to her life-changing event.
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It depends on what time of year you prefer, and what day of the week. The most popular months are: April-Oct, and most popular day is Saturday. I would say you're probably safe if you have 6-9 months to go. But, your best bet is to just contact churches and reception sites as soon as possible, especially if you're interested in a particular range of dates in the Spring and Summer months.\n\nGood luck, and have a wonderful wedding!
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I highly recommend trying kilts. Very sexy. Or maybe wizarding robes. They're both less confining than pants.
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When we got married in the mountains we decided on black jeans and a nice white top.  One other piece of advice about mountain weddings, make sure you have a back up location indoors some where because there is no predicting the weather up there.  We got snow and ice in June.
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Don't go into dresses and suits because you will probably never wear them again. Try for a nice top and shirt, fancy but not overdone, and also something you can wear to other occasions too. About the boquet, gather a bunch of friends and go pick some in a field where flowers grow and no one cares if they are picked just before the wedding, maybe a day before or something. You can arrange them the way you like. You could just have the wedding in your backyard or a friends backyard if yours is unnacceptable.\n\nSeriously, about the rings, you might just have to splurge. They will (hopefully) be for a life time, so I think it will add up in the end. Weddings just are expensive, not very many ways around it.\n\nGood luck in your marriage! (whenever and however it happens)
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Fall theme with deep reds browns and golden colors.  Use leaves and mums as decorations.  I went to a wedding like that it was beautiful.  The bridesmaids wore a deep apple red dress.  Very lovely.  Or for my August wedding I just did a theme of hearts.  I like silver so everything had silver hearts on it.  My favorite color is purple so a had many different shades of medium purple flowers and decorations.  It was elegant yet relaxed.  Go for whatever your hearts desire is.
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I'm getting married in a courthouse next February. I will be wearing a nice light colored dress (full length) and my fiance will wear a suit and tie.
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As a professional woman and a Londoner I like to think this is a subject I can help you on.For men, wear a smart suit with matching jacket and trousers of either a charcoal gray or navy colour-black has become more fashionable of late.Open collars are not really acceptable and shirts should be relatively conservative, blue, light blue or white while ties should not be garishly patterned or over the top.Trainers are NOT to be worn-smart black shoes.You'll find this applies to most smart restaurants.To appear like a true Londoner make sure you are seen clutching the Evening Standard, which is sold across the city and is THE paper to read in LDN.