Dear Karen,
Although I was thinking I’d keep my outfit a secret until the Big Day, I decided that you’re my nearest and dearest and deserve the opportunity to see what I’ll be wearing. I also thought perhaps you wouldn’t recognise me in anything other than jeans, a t-shirt and trainers, so consider this a cheat sheet at the church. I’ll be waving at you, so make sure you wave back! And remember to fill the hip flask this time, okay?
Helloooo! Karen, look at me, over here! Question: do you think this outfit is too casual? Be honest, now.
I’m miles away from the bride-to-be, but I can already sense her heart palpitating in fear, so let me say “fret not, poppet, I won’t be dressed like that”. Instead, I was thinking of wearing:
My gown will fit a human, not a Barbie, but otherwise will look just like this. (Photo credit: Lorelei92950)
I kid, I kid. In fact, I promise you I won’t be wearing anything other than this, below. Pinky promise!
Love,
Wendy
You are keeping us in suspense too
Ah, that might have been my intention. I can be sneaky that way sometimes!
Can hardly wait to see the pictures.
Me, too, Fern!
Now you have to post what you do wear…we are all dying to know.
We certainly will post what we are wearing. As a bonus, we might even slip in a photo of the bride!
If that’s a tiny glimpse of what you’re wearing it looks very tasteful and unpretentious. Wouldn’t want to usurp the bride, I guess.
No one wants to usurp the Bride, least of all the mother of the bride
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