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'Most of the guests were wearing even fancier dresses': Guest sparks controversy by wearing her wedding dress to another couple's wedding
Everyone knows the cardinal rule of being a wedding guest: you don't wear white. While each wedding is different, some rules don't change. Wearing white at a wedding is typically seen as disrespectful and attention-seeking and may cause some adverse reactions from the wedding party and the other guests in attendance. A good rule of thumb is that you don't want to upstage or upset the bride in any way on her big day.
This rule typically includes wearing a wedding dress, too… as most wedding dresses are white. But what if your wedding dress wasn't white? Is it okay to wear it to someone else's wedding, even though it was technically your wedding dress? Well, these two best friends seem to disagree on the matter. You might want to read the full story before jumping to conclusions, because all of Reddit seems to have taken the same side. Keep reading for the full scoop.