subject: Do You Need To Find A Mother Of The Bride Dress? [print this page] This wedding is unquestionably your daughter's big day. But don't forget that it's yours, too. Along with the river of emotions you're treading, you'll have a chance to spend time with old friends and new family. You'll pose for photographs and probably even dance with the groom. And, most importantly, you'll watch as your daughter says, "I do."
Here are some things that will help as you shop for your outfit.
Make sure you have plenty of time to look for what you want and 6 months, if you have that kind of time, is not to early to start. You may have to order a special color, have it properly altered, and most of all that it is just the right size and fit. This all takes time. Look for a dress that shows off your best features and is appropriate for your daughter's wedding day.
If you usually wear pants and are most comfortable doing so you can find an evening pantsuit that will look formal and stylish and lovely. Depending on the time of year and whether the wedding is indoors or outdoors and how formal or informal it is your choice should be in accord with all that. If the weather is warm you might pick a tea length dress with straps and wear a cape, bolero jacket or stole for the ceremony and take it off for the reception.
While black was a taboo color for the mother to wear to her daughter's wedding for many years, it is now very fashionable and elegant for formal weddings. It is important that you check with the bride and groom to be sure they are OK with it, Wear your loveliest jewelry. That does not mean it must be very expensive. It must be tasteful and pearls or faux pearls are always a favorite choice.
When the weather is cooler a long sleeved or 3/4 sleeved dress would be good and comfortable in the cool weather. A great looking suit would also be very attractive for you. The color you decide on usually coordinates with the color theme of the wedding. Be sure that the Mother of the Groom knows your colors so there is no conflict in the attire for the both of you.
