Mother of the groom pant suit

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Mother of the groom pant suit
Dress Code for the Mother of the Groom Some
Dos and Donts What should you wear for your
sons wedding? While there is no definite
answer, a few dos and donts can be broadly
grouped for a clear picture. Go with the times In
the past, it was the norm for the mothers of
grooms to wear age-appropriate matronly dresses
in pale shades of beige and brown. Now, mothers
of the groom have a lot to choose from. While
the traditional gowns are still an inseparable
part of any wedding, the dress code has evolved
to include chic and sophisticated mother of the
groom pant suit, and below-the-knee dresses. The
formality level of the wedding has to be taken
into account. You cannot attend a beach wedding
in a gown or be at a church wedding in a midi.
The choice before you is greater than what was
permissible in the past.
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Collaborate with the mother of the bride
Traditionally, the mother of the bride selects
her dress first and then informs the mother of
the groom. A sample of the fabric is often
shared for a better understanding. It is
therefore necessary that you collaborate with
your counterpart from the beginning so that
there is a look of harmony in the two dresses
and the mothers of the couple stand out in the
crowd. This does not mean that the two dresses
should be replicas. While she may decide on a
pantsuit in dark maroon, you can choose an
electric blue mother of the groom pant suit. Ask
your
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son too as his wishes on what you should wear on
his great day should matter a lot to you.
The type of dress There are two factors here
the venue and the weather. For a church wedding,
a classy beaded floor-length gown or a dressy and
elegant 3- piece scalloped sequin lace mother of
the groom pant suit would be perfect. Similarly,
wear a flowery dress or a midi to a beach
wedding. Check the weather too. The same type of
dresses that you would wear in summer can be
complemented by a shawl draped around the
shoulders or a high-end bolero jacket in
winter. Follow these tips and your dress code as
the mother of the groom cannot possibly go wrong.