I will be attending a Mormon wedding and i have no clue what to wear?

1. 9 hours ago
its not in a temple, and my bf is mormon, well his family is not him so much, i just dont wanna sound dumb asking his mom what i can or cannot wear considering i am 25! lol

2. 9 hours ago
i know mormons are normal people, i am dating one and have known him for years, i just want to know if i should "cover-up" a little more, wear a floor length dress? or at least a short sleeve instead of a stappy one, etc

3. I'm not sure about Mormon weddings either but I'm sure you can't go wrong with a nice dress that isn't too revealing

4. Just wear something that is classy. Don't over-do it one way or the other. The weddings strange and the receptions even stranger in my experience. If they are getting married in the temple, you won't be able to attend.

5. Depends on how strict they are, but generally nothing sexy or revealing, low cut, too short, backless etc. When dating a mormon in high school I needed a whole new wardrobe!

6. This does not sound like a temple wedding so since it will be a traditional wedding just wear normal wedding attire.

7. I've looked this up before (even though I'm not Mormon), and I think that a modest dress or skirt, paired with a modest top, will do. The dress/skirt should be ankle length. As for the modest shirt... just be practical. No cleavage, shoulders, etc. Make sure it passes the "Praise the Lord!" test and the bend and snap. lol that's what I do with my tops. Again, I'm nor Mormon but I'm pretty sure this will work. *This is what Mormons wear to like Sunday services!

8. wear something that you would wear o an other type of wedding but, nothing to flasy or revealing.

9. Mormons are NORMAL people, just like you! There is no dress code! : ) Use common sense... and wear something classy, sophisticated , just as you would wear to any other wedding! : ) Mormons....Women - In Mormon churches, women are expected to wear very conservative dresses with ankle-length skirts. In some very tradititional Catholic and Orthodox churches (these are few, outside the mainstream of their own tradition), women are expected to wear dresses with skirts below the knees; heads are to be veiled (hats can be worn instead; veils are sometimes available for use in the narthex, or entryway, of the church); shoulders are not to be bare. In Mormon churches, women are expected to wear very conservative dresses with ankle-length skirts. Again, these stricter guidelines are exceptions. In the vast majority of Christian churches, common sense is the prevailing guideline. It is best not to look slovenly, and one should avoid clothing with offensive or suggestive messages; beyond that, don't sweat the dress code. For more info, go here: http://www.associatedcontent.com/article... : ) Have fun! :)

10. wear a wetsuit.

11. A tasteful dress that doesn't show to much skin. No mini skirts, or spaghetti straps. I would go with a short to 3/4 sleeve dress with a knee length or longer if it is night time wedding.

12. You should wear something sexy but still kristy kristy, you want to show everyone that you can balance your life and that you spent just enough time traveling for the perfect look.

13. To be safe, wear a sheet and cut holes for your head and arms. They can't complain about that being revealing. I don't know what their deal is with covering up so much, there is nothing wrong with a little bit of skin. Wear what you want to wear. I say wear a skimpy top, mini skirt and thigh-high boots.

14. My best friend Is Mormon. When I attended her wedding I wasn't able to go inside, but I wore a knee-length skirt and a cute 3/4-sleeved top (it was fall in Ohio, so it was sort of cold, and rainy) But you could easily were a tea dresswith short sleeves if it will be warm, maybe with a cover-up of somekind would be fine. As long as you aren't too short, too strappy or revealing you are fine. If you have a cute thin-strapped dress, just pair it with a short sleeved shirt under it, and your problem is solved. My BFF wears cute dresses with cap sleeves that cover the shoulders and go to about her knees, and she layers the t-shirts under dresses to make them less revealing. My POV though is the later in the day it is the longer the dress/skirt for ANY wedding. Hers was 11am, then we had lunch. If you are going to an evening wedding I suggest a longer skirt paired with a very nice top and layer it with a sweater or wrap (just incase you get too hot or too cold). Hope this helped!