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Wedding guest asks if figure-hugging dress is ‘too sexy’ & people are saying it ‘so hot’ she’ll rival the bride
A wedding planner shared what dresses to avoid
IT can be hard to know what to wear to a wedding and many people are often reluctant to fork out for a new outfit for each event.
One wedding guest decided to try on a dress from her wardrobe for an upcoming occasion and asked if it was appropriate - and people didn’t hold back in the comments.
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The woman showed herself wearing a lacy, floor-length maxi dress which had a high leg slit and a plunging neckline.
She wrote on : “I wanted to wear something elegant to a wedding, but still feel sexy.
“Would this dress fit the criteria?
“Or is it too much?”
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The strappy gown was figure-hugging and the wedding guest finished off the look with some stilettos.
After posting the snap of her eye-popping dress, people were quick to chime in.
A number of Reddit users thought that the woman would be in danger of upstaging the bride if she selected it for the big day.
One person wrote: “You look absolutely sexy in that dress you would probably rival the bride.”
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Another added: “You’d look hot in that dress.”
Meanwhile a third described it as “sensual.”
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However, some people defended the outfit, with one saying: “Fits the brief like a glove.”
We previously shared how a wedding planner was fed up after noticing that four women showed up to a ceremony wearing white-hued dresses.
Her annoyance was so great that she couldn’t bite her tongue.
Wedding planner Cari Izaguirre said there is no reason for a guest to ever show up wearing the same colour as the bride.
Speaking about etiquette, she said in the : “You do not wear white to a wedding. Or a light ivory. You just don’t do it.”
Standing outside of a reception she organised, she said there were four people sporting looks that crossed the line.
This followed one wedding guest being slammed for wanting to wear a dress that was "too white".
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