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DH & I were married at SCC, we recently met with a priest regarding Jack's baptism. During our meeting, the priest said, you know, if you ever wanted to, you could have a church ceremony here. We really hadn't ever considered doing this, but since then its been on my mind as something we might consider doing at some point. DH agreed that he'd consider it as well. So, the girly side of me wonders, what should I wear to my vow renewal at a small church...I won't be wearing my original dress as it was my something borrowed and I'd like to do this in something I own and less casual than the traditional bridal gown...What would you wear? I was looking at some Jim Hjelms' for bridesmaids dresses, but really am not sure which direction to go. Advice? Two cents? What say you!
Re: Wedding vow renewal Q
My friend is wearing a bridesmaid's dress to hers. It's tea length I think, either in pink or blue. I don't remember. Are you supposed to bring gifts to a vow renewal?
My parents did a vow renewal for their 25th anniversary. My mom used the occasion to go outside of her normal style. She wore a really plain off the rack dress that she loved, but was just not a splurge. For her renewal she wore something fun that she loved just as much as her original dress and it wasn?t white, it was pink. She told me she felt so pretty and so girly in it.
So that?s my suggestion, wear something fun, appropriate and that you love. Don?t wear anything traditional, but something special.
i'm glad you brought up this point... not about what to wear, but about the blessing of your marriage. DH & I opted out of a church ceremony for various reasons, but will want our children baptized. it's good to know your priest didn't give
now back to the more important issue at hand... I saw a TON of white dresses in the windows at West Farms this weekend. Some were dressy & some were more casual. I think J.Crew has a nice selection as well.
it's good to know that your priest didn't give you a hard time about not being married in a church.
And I would totally make it a dress that you can wear again.
I?ve actually thought about re-vowing with DH if I ever do convert so we can actually sign our Ketubah. Second time around I wouldn?t wear white, I wouldn?t go full length and I?d try to be as trendy as my non trendy body allows.
We thought about reknewing our vows after just about 90% of our day went bad. But after almost 3 years of marriage (holy crap 20 days) we have other things on our mind. I still would like to do something big for our 5th because our day was cut from over 200 people down to 29 people and we insulted a LOT of people. (Huge traditional Italian and Irish family on his side) but they all understood why we rushed. It was rushed because of his father but we are both happy and blessed that he was able to be there.
Anywho. Wear whatever you want! I?ve done plenty of research so you can wear whatever you want. Wear a white dress, wear a red one. Doesn?t matter!
Just don?t ask for gifts from your guests. That?s tacky.
If you have any questions, feel free to contact me. I've done enough research on this to know just about everything when it comes to reknewing