Her Ivory Dress + His White Shirt = ?

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Mrs. Avocado, Seattle Age and Occupation: 23, Student Fiance's Age and Occupation: 26, Consultant Engagement Date: July 27, 2008 Wedding Date: October, 2008 Blogging Since: June 30, 2008 Venue: LDS Seattle Temple & Hotel 1000 About Me: Somehow this little farm girl found herself a genuine Pole to fall in love and eventually move away to Poland with. I am an LDS bride attempting to plan a private religious ceremony, ring ceremony, seated reception for 100, and an open house while coordinating for guests flying in from across the United States and as far away as Poland. I try to avoid fads, excess waste, and saturated fat. I strongly endorse photography, DDR, calorie counting, rss feeds, cooking, and utilizing your resources.

Her Ivory Dress + His White Shirt = ?

August 13th, 2008 @ 1:42 pm by Mrs. Avocado

I’ll be picking my dress up in 2 weeks, and so I think it is probably time to start thinking about what Suavocado will be wearing underneath that hot suit of his.

Here is a reminder of what my dress looks like:

If I pair up a white shirt under all of the suits with my pretty dress am I going to be suffering from the dreaded “dirty dress” phenomenon?

You know, the one that all mothers seem to believe in. The notion that ivory dresses will look grungy next to crisp white men’s shirts.

Almost all of our groomsmen are church attenders that wear white shirts to church every week and so I know they already have a favorite white shirt hanging in their closet (hopefully right next to the black suit they will be wearing). Putting everyone in white shirts under their black suits would be free, and save us a lot of time (and money!) tracking down ivory shirts for everyone. Not to mention the fact that Mr. Av is insanely picky about dress shirts.

White shirt or ivory shirt? What have you seen in the past? Have you noticed ivory looking off next to white?