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Wedding
Hi There..
I'm just wondering, I know that if a girl hasn't had sex before she's married then she's able to wear a white dress and if she has had sex before marriage she is able to wear an off white dress..
Is it up to the individual girl as to whether she wears a white dress even if she has had sex before marriage? Or is it the 'rules' that she is to wear an off white dress if she's had sex before hand?
Thank you :D
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This isn't a rule. You can't just tell people what to wear, especially on a day this important. People get married in all kinds of attire, regardless of their age, sex, "purity", etc.
Besides, even if that WERE the rules, how the hell would they even know / enforce that?
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This is how i see it, the "rules" that you speak of are merely traditions. If you would rather wear a white dress then by all means wear a white dress, it is your special day and it is your choice of what you wear. Congrats. And good luck!
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When a woman gets married, It is HER day. If she wants to wear purple, yellow, orange, white, peach, pink it's up to her. Nobody should or shouldn't tell you what you can and can't wear to your own wedding. Your wedding day is going to be a day you remember for the rest of your life. I have also seen woman get married in red, pink, yellow (I've watched many weddings on television) You can even have your own theme idea. Some people get married in a church or on a beach etc. It's about how YOU want it to be and it is what you make it.
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The white dress has been said by many to represent purity.
However, anyone who claims to be able to tell millions of brides what they can or cannot wear is a complete asshole. Brides may wear what they like. Anyone who comments is at best, sexist and rude, and at worse, a complete scum bag.
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I've seen women get married in red. What color a woman wears at her wedding is her own personal choice. It's just like the rule about white after labor day. It doesn't matter.
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