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Contributor: lezergirl lezergirl
My long time gf and I are getting married, and we both want to wear dresses. I'm just wondering how common that is - has anyone had any experience with GLBT weddings?
02/21/2011
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02/21/2011
Contributor: Waterfall Waterfall
I do not have any experience with GLBT weddings, however I think that you and your girlfriend should do whatever you please, it is your day so enjoy it the way you want to
02/21/2011
Contributor: Jobthingy Jobthingy
For my moms, she wore a dress, but not a wedding just. Just a nice summery dress and her partner wore pants and a suit.

I have also been to one that they both wore really nice pant suits.

Really, its your day and whatever you want to do that makes you guys happy is what should be done.
02/21/2011
Contributor: Dusk Dusk
I think your wedding should be everything you want it to be. Who cares how common it is!
02/21/2011
Contributor: BadassFatass BadassFatass
I say, do what you want!
02/27/2011
Contributor: DeliciousSurprise DeliciousSurprise
Wearing two dresses is common, wearing two suits is common, wearing a suit and dress is common.

It's your day.

Just like heterosexual couples can wear a gown and suit, or flipflops and bermudas, it's YOUR day. if you both want to wear gowns, more power to you

You shouldn't wear something you're not comfortable in just because you think that's what you're "supposed" to do.
02/27/2011
Contributor: Eden C. Eden C.
I think 2 women getting married in dresses is fairly common; that seems to be a symbolic image.

My mother is straight and wore a pantsuit when she married my dad, so why not?

My girlfriend wants to wear a tux when we get married, and I want a big, poofy, ridiculous dress. My goal is to look like a meringue. Wish me luck!
02/27/2011
Contributor: TheSinDoll TheSinDoll
Quote:
Originally posted by lezergirl
My long time gf and I are getting married, and we both want to wear dresses. I'm just wondering how common that is - has anyone had any experience with GLBT weddings?
Who cares!? It's y'alls day. Do what you want!

Be happy!



Best to you both!!!!
02/27/2011
Contributor: Eden C. Eden C.
Have you picked the dresses out yet? If so, link!
02/27/2011
Contributor: TheSinDoll TheSinDoll
Oh, btw, yanno what I wore on my wedding day? A white t-shirt and some torn up blue jeans and flip-flops.

The Husband said I was hot as fuck.

If you're in love... it won't really matter.

02/27/2011
Contributor: ninaspinkturtle ninaspinkturtle
Quote:
Originally posted by lezergirl
My long time gf and I are getting married, and we both want to wear dresses. I'm just wondering how common that is - has anyone had any experience with GLBT weddings?
well first off congrats!!!! and i never have but the wedding is about you 2 and noone else i say if thats what you want go for it
03/02/2011
Contributor: ButchAndFemme ButchAndFemme
My girlfriend and I are getting married June 10 and she went all out. Big poofy, beautiful, white dress. I can't wait to see it. I'm wearing dark brown dress pants, a white on white paisley shirt, and a sage green vest over the top. Not tux clad butch, but pretty up there. We both just want to wear something that we'll be comfortable with and will reflect us individually.

Wear what you're comfortable in!
03/05/2011
Contributor: BunnyBoy BunnyBoy
It's your special day! Get crazy with it if you want! Both get pretty dresses and be happy!
03/12/2011
Contributor: Illusional Illusional
Quote:
Originally posted by BadassFatass
I say, do what you want!
Agreed!
03/12/2011
Contributor: Illusional Illusional
Quote:
Originally posted by lezergirl
My long time gf and I are getting married, and we both want to wear dresses. I'm just wondering how common that is - has anyone had any experience with GLBT weddings?
Yes, show us dresses! I love wedding planning!
03/12/2011
Contributor: TumorCrunch TumorCrunch
Quote:
Originally posted by Waterfall
I do not have any experience with GLBT weddings, however I think that you and your girlfriend should do whatever you please, it is your day so enjoy it the way you want to
agreed!!
03/13/2011
Contributor: G.L. Morrison G.L. Morrison
I think it's surprisingly common. I consider myself butch and don't even own a dress but I've been married twice to women and decided to wear dresses. The first wedding we wanted something that matched and so we had to compromise --she couldn't get anything too frilly-- we wore white dresses, matching earrings (got tattoos LOL) and rode away afterwards in a horse drawn carriage... very princessy. We also had a harpist, a champagne fountain and an impossibly tall cake with meringue lilies and orchids. LOL.

The second time was in the woods and we made ritual "robes".

I have worn tuxes to different events before but never considered them wedding fare. LOL.
07/11/2011
Contributor: RainbowOokami RainbowOokami
Quote:
Originally posted by lezergirl
My long time gf and I are getting married, and we both want to wear dresses. I'm just wondering how common that is - has anyone had any experience with GLBT weddings?
I think thats beautiful best of luck to both of you!
07/15/2011
Contributor: Ghost Ghost
It's your wedding, do what you want. I had a wedding at the courthouse and instead of taking the retarded vows seriously, we played slapstick jokes on the judge. He married is anyway. At least he was a good sport.
07/15/2011
Contributor: Triple X Moma Triple X Moma
Best of luck to you both.
08/09/2011
Contributor: Booktease Booktease
Aw, congratulations! And I think it's actually pretty common. I agree with the above posters, though: do whatever makes you happiest and the most comfortable.
08/10/2011
Contributor: BabyL0ve BabyL0ve
that's beautiful! You guys should do what you want. Who cares what other people thinks. Good luck with the wedding!
08/10/2011
Contributor: C-Rae C-Rae
DO what you like! What makes you ladies happy! And congrats on the marriage!! It's your wedding so just screw what's normal lol
08/10/2011
Contributor: CamelliaGirl CamelliaGirl
I've seen weddings where both women wore dresses in the "lifestyle" section of my local newspaper, but I've never been to one (really really wanting to now)
10/24/2011
Contributor: zz1aag zz1aag
Quote:
Originally posted by lezergirl
My long time gf and I are getting married, and we both want to wear dresses. I'm just wondering how common that is - has anyone had any experience with GLBT weddings?
as long as its not the same dress!
11/01/2011
Contributor: laceypanties laceypanties
Arizona and Callie both wore dresses!
11/06/2011
Contributor: Willow Wand Willow Wand
Quote:
Originally posted by zz1aag
as long as its not the same dress!
Haha! THAT would be awkward!

I agree though, whatever you both want, you should get!
11/20/2011
Contributor: wrmbreze wrmbreze
I married a guy and we had shorts/tshirts on.
11/20/2011
Contributor: Rawhide Rawhide
Quote:
Originally posted by DeliciousSurprise
Wearing two dresses is common, wearing two suits is common, wearing a suit and dress is common.

It's your day.

Just like heterosexual couples can wear a gown and suit, or flipflops and bermudas, it's YOUR day. if you both want ... more
Great answer! I agree. Each combo is common, but even if they weren't, you should do what makes you happy. Don't feel pressured to take on roles that don't reflect who you are. Not every wedding has a bride or a groom, even though some dykes do feel more comfortable as the groom (myself included). If you want to wear dresses, more power to you!
11/20/2011