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Fri Jul-09-04 04:25 PM
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| Etiquette Question: What is the appropriate attire for |
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a guest a at groom's/rehearsal dinner?
The couple are early 20s, like my wife and I. The dinner is at a grill and bar. What can I get away with?
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| Dookus
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Fri Jul-09-04 04:26 PM
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| 1. jacket and tie and dress |
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slacks. Doesn't need to be a full suit.
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Fri Jul-09-04 04:34 PM
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| 2. hahaha! no, seriously. hahahahahah! |
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The BEST I'd be able to come up with would be dockers and a button down shirt.
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Fri Jul-09-04 04:36 PM
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| 4. You could do that at a grill and bar just fine. |
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I'm 27 and can tell you that would be perfectly appropriate for that atmosphere. NO JEANS.
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Fri Jul-09-04 05:04 PM
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| 6. Hey.. a guy wore shorts and a hawaiian shirt to my son's wedding |
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...and thought he looked fine.. Wear what you like..( I woould suggest that you not wear shorts though ) :)
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Fri Jul-09-04 04:34 PM
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Khakis with a sport coat and tie, but it depends on what your position in the wedding is. I've been in a hot reception area, ans as a young groomsman was able to get away with khakis and a button down shirt.
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Fri Jul-09-04 04:37 PM
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| 5. husband of a bridesmaid |
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if that makes a difference
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