I’ve always known I would want a separate dress to wear for the dancing portion of my reception. I don’t want to get my wedding gown trashed after I break it down for one too many songs, LOL. So after dinner, the cutting of the cake, the bouquet toss, and the first couple of dances, I’m going to change into a “bridal cocktail dress”. We’ll also probably hit River Street for the “after party” and I’ll need a short dress to party in. I may add an inexpensive short veil to the ensemble since I’m not too keen on one for my actual wedding gown, but feel like I’ll miss getting to wear one on our wedding day. This way, people will know I’m a bride while we’re out on the town! I had originally planned to buy a dress like this:
But because I’m trying to keep the budget as tight as possible, I decided I’d just wear the dress I got engaged in on New Year’s Eve! It’s a Betsey Johnson “Teen Vogue” strapless sequin cocktail dress with a hot pink/fuchsia sash. Here’s a picture of it:
This idea is perfect for four reasons:
Will you wear more than one dress on your wedding day? What does your 2nd dress look like?
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