Is this dress okay for a christening?
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Is this dress okay for a christening?
I bought this dress awhile ago and have yet to wear it. There is a christening coming up and i've never been to one before. Is this too fancy or okay? I don't want to feel out of place!
Also I need to find some shoes to go with it below £30! I have a cream clutch so i'd quite like some cream or champagne shoes!
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Re: Is this dress okay for a christening?
Slightly out of your price range but these I think would work quite well.
http://www.schuh.co.uk/womens-white-...ace/1125071970 -
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Re: Is this dress okay for a christening?I would say you should wear something more conservative. You might get cold too, it's in a church

High heels aren't too good either... You may find that the church has an uneven floor, especially if it's an older one. -
Re: Is this dress okay for a christening?I'd wear it with a black blazer, nude heels and pearl/gold jewellery(Original post by Abi24)
New Look have a ton of nude/cream shoes in under £30.
Personally i'd team it with something that covers your shoulders, you're going to be in a church and it's generally seen as tradition to cover your shoulders with thick straps or a cover-up.
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Re: Is this dress okay for a christening?Really?!? It's age old tradition that you don't bare your shoulders in church, hence why ALL royal brides have had sleeved dresses instead of a strapless.(Original post by PeaceLoveKindness)
There's absolutely nothing wrong with going strapless in a church, but I do suggest something to wear in case it's cold ^_^
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Re: Is this dress okay for a christening?No you always cover shoulders in church, it's just respectful.(Original post by PeaceLoveKindness)
There's absolutely nothing wrong with going strapless in a church, but I do suggest something to wear in case it's cold ^_^
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It's like other places of worship will ask people to remove their shoes or require women to cover their heads.
Christian Churches will often be less strict about it (though when I went on a school trip to Rome one girl had to borrow a teachers long coat as her skirt was too short and the straps of her top too thin to go into St Peters).

