Is this dress good for a Polish wedding?

samnslon 8 | 22

9 Jul 2010 / #1

hello
im coming to poland in 2 weeks for a large wedding, the wedding will have around 250-300 guests and i have never been to an english wedding before so i have no idea what i have to wear, im going with my polish boyfriend and i could ask him but i would like it i i could pick the dress and buy it and for him to agree with me, the wedding is in legnica and it will be rich people attending so i dont want to let my boyfriend down by looking stupid... any advice would be great...

goddiva.co.uk/Home/maxi-dresses/Maxi-Gathered-Corset-Dress- with-Split

it comes in different colours too
so any tips or pointers would be great.

thank you

:)

Magdalena 3 | 1827

9 Jul 2010 / #2

Looks fine to me - just don't choose black or white (for obvious reasons) :-)

OP samnslon 8 | 22

9 Jul 2010 / #3

ok thank you :)

enkidu 6 | 611

10 Jul 2010 / #4

The dress is OK. Only advice - It would be nice if you cover your shoulders where in Church. Of course - it's not necessary but I am sure that it gesture vould be appreciated.

terri 1 | 1661

10 Jul 2010 / #5

>>>>the wedding is in legnica and it will be rich people attending so i dont want to let my boyfriend down by looking stupid... any advice would be great...

...I would not chose that dress. Rem,ember it has to do for the church (where your arms should be covered), for the meal (sit down for few hours) and for the dancing (vigorous dancing). Can you see yourself dancing the polka or other fast moving dances in that dress - if yes, it's o.k.

Remember people might say that you're trying to compete with the bride.....
I would have rather chosenthe floral print dress.

enkidu 6 | 611

10 Jul 2010 / #6

The most amazing dress I have ever seen. Its sexy and prudent at the same time. In my opinion the most perfect style of dress ever invented:

Amathyst 19 | 2700

10 Jul 2010 / #7

Love how the girl who's a patriot on the picture is from India or somewhere :D

Its the Union flag, not "England" flag, so I can live with it :D

Remember people might say that you're trying to compete with the bride.....

Oh come on, its just a maxi dress, its the fashion - are people really that shallow that they'd even give it a second though?

I would have rather chosenthe floral print dress.

She could then dab cat pee round her ears and have the complete "old lady" look :D

Wroclaw 44 | 5359

10 Jul 2010 / #8

it comes in different colours too

I like the blue one

Amathyst 19 | 2700

10 Jul 2010 / #9

Okay joking aside, something like this is appropriate for a nice wedding:

asos.com/Karen-Millen/Karen-Millen-Curvaceous-Halter-Satin-Dress/Prod/pgeproduct.aspx?iid=1159441&cid=8799&sh=0&pge=2&pgesize=20&sort=2&clr=Pink

beckski 12 | 1609

10 Jul 2010 / #10

My sis had asked our cousin Ula how we should dress, for an upcoming wedding in Poland. She said not to wear anything black and no hats. (Like we'd really want to wear a hat anyway...)

OP samnslon 8 | 22

11 Jul 2010 / #11

I would have rather chosenthe floral print dress.

what floral print dress?

katherinebk - | 6

17 Jul 2010 / #12

The dress is great, but not in black or white.
And in Poland it's very important to cover your shoulders when you are in church.
Do not worry so much you will have a LOT of fun polish weddings are awesome!!!!!!!!!

opts 10 | 260

17 Jul 2010 / #13

i have no idea what i have to wear, im going with my polish boyfriend

Make sure that you wear a clean underwear.

polishmama 3 | 279

10 Dec 2010 / #14

I am writing a blog from the perspective of a Pole living in America and one of my posts was about coming to a Polish wedding for the first time. Perhaps it will give you some perspective of what to expect....

polishmamaontheprairie.blogspot.com/2010/12/once-upon-polish-wedding.html

skysoulmate 13 | 1250

10 Dec 2010 / #15

Very nice blog mama, enjoyed the summary.