Who would have thought that choosing out a mother of the bride dress would be so complicated? Rules and etiquette points swirled faster than dust in direct sunlight. The hunt for the elusive mother of the bride dress was off and running, but bagging the game was not as easy as I thought it would be.
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Hahaha!!! Almost same thing happened to me. I can’t remember what I wore, but I hope I did not embarrass my girls.
Thanks for listening Sue. Yes, that is one of the goals, not to embarrass others or ourselves. I remember the bride did give me a thumbs up when she saw my dress before the wedding. I am sure you looked lovely yourself,
I had absolutely no idea regarding the dress rules for the MOB and the MOG. I learned something from this blog. It is funny ha ha that the FOB and the FOG do not have these pressures! (They are expected to keep quiet and pay the bills! LOL). Thank you for another humorous blog.
Colleen I think you have listed about all the rules for the FOB and FOG, except show up and look respectable. LOL.
I’m a TBF. Theresa Boedeker fan.
Thanks Tyler. Glad you enjoy the Podcasts.
Lol. Thank you, Mom, for picking the perfect dress. You looked lovely. 🙂
It was my pleasure. And boy did you look awesome my dear.
Theresa, What a sweet and funny podcast! I love your sweet spirit that shines through your words. So happy to visit with you today…I clicked over from Holley’s link-up. God bless you!
Cheryl, Thanks for visiting and listening. And God bless you too!
I tell my kids when I am becoming DJ&MH. Dr. Jekyle (sp?)& Mrs. Hyde – when my patience is being worn thin & I soon will not take it anymore, lol!
So many rules for the dress….ahhhh!
One dress. Many rules. 🙂