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4th August 08, 10:12 AM
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 Originally Posted by berserkbishop
Ok, we are going over the edge here. I dont know where you grew up, but the last funeral I went to in my hometown I was the only one in a suit. Most everyone, including the family was in jeans. I kept getting asked if I worked at the funeral home. The same goes for most weddings as well. You have to dress to the occasion. Here in the podunk towns of the midwest a dress shirt and tie are more than appropriate for a guest who is merely spectating. I would prefer to wear a suit, but I hate out dressing the groom. I suspect Yeti maybe in the same sort of situation as far as region and dress code. No disrespect, just another point of view.
BB
I agree and was thinking the same thing.
I have been to both "black-tie" and "bathing suit" wedding receptions as well as everything in between.
These days, the "Emily Post" standards are thrown out the window.
The formaility, or informatilty, of the function should be considered when choosing what level of "highland dress" to wear.
Yeti, what do you anticipate the other guests to be wearing?
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