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Baptism attire
So, we've finally set a date for Preston's baptism and now I need to figure out what he's going to wear.
Do they have to wear the all white stuff? I know it's not a requirement but if he doesn't, does it look bad? This will be in a Catholic church if that helps.
I don't really like the all white and would rather find a dressy outfit for him but I just don't know the ettiquite.
Thanks!
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Re: Baptism attire
I think this depends on the church. I've been to baptisms where white was not a requirement- in fact I've seen babies baptized in onesies.
I would talk to your Priest (contact at the church) and find out what their requirements are.
I agree- I think the all white on girls looks fine, but I've always thought it looked different on boys.