For those of you brides out there that wear glasses and contacts, which will you wear for your wedding. I've had a terrible time with the last brand of contacts I've been prescribed. Does anyone have any advise as to what brands have worked best for them and/or if your just sticking to your glasses. sorry for jumping around so much. Thanks!
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Re: glasses v. contacts
As far as what kind of contacts to get, talk to your eye dr because everyones eyes and their eye comfort level is different. They have more breathable and tons of different types of lenses now-a-days.
Before I had Lasik, I wore contact probably 3/4 of the time, but as I got older, I was having a harder and harder time finding ones that were comfortable. The last round, I must have sampled at least 5 pairs and the last ones still weren't perfect. I found if I wore glasses up until I need the contacts that helped.

I think wearing glasses, though, is definitely a statement. It's whatever you are comfortable with, but for me I wouldn't have wanted glasses in my photos-- don't like how they look.
Now, of course, Lasik made everything better
i am wearing my contacts....if you afraid your eyes will dry out, bring your glasses and supplies just in case. bring a backup of contacts, eye solution, etc as well. i wouldnt buy a new pair of glasses just for the wedding...for me that seems like a waste.
have you thought about how glasses would go with your hairstyle?? just a thought...
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I can't wear contacts due to past eye surgeries. I wear glasses every single day. And I love my glasses. BUT -- I hate taking pictures in them. This is because there are way too many photos of me in ungly coke-bottle glasses in elementary school, and these oversized montrosities in junior high. Sure, they were in style at the time, but now, when I look back, I can't even see what *I* looked like, becuase all I see is glasses.
So, on my wedding day, I kept my glasses nearby but never wore them. I'm SO happy I did that, because I love all my photos and won't have to worry about the glasses ruining "the look" in 40 years.
I will without a doubt wear contacts - unless something unforseeable happens like a sty or something (I'm keeping my fingers crossed after a huge and hideous one I had in the fall). I have worn contacts for 15 years, and have a few pairs of really nice frames but still only wear them on very limited occasions. I wear Air Optix, by CibaVision and they are really comfortable. They are supposed to let more oxygen in your eyes. At first it was a weird change from my old ones I wore but now I love them. And I have an astigmatism in both eyes and still have no problems.
The only thing I can say for people who always wear glasses is that sometimes when you don't wear them, it just looks weird (for lack of a better word) because nobody ever sees you without them. A girl I went to high school with, who has worn glasses for probably 20 years everyday, decided not to wear hers for her wedding, and seriously I didn't even recognize her when I saw the pictures. But its totally your call and based on what you feel more comfortable in.
I read that a few of you plan on getting contacts before your wedding. I would definitely recommend going a month or 2 before so that you can try them out and get comfortable in them, and find the right pair. They can be very hard for people to adjust to, especially if you're trying to wear them all day right away. Red scratchy and uncomfortable eyes will haunt you in your pictures way more than glasses will.
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