Should the father of the groom wear a tux that matches the color of the mother of the groom? Same thing for the grandfather of the groom, should he match the dress of the grandmother? The mother's choices are brown or dark plum, the wedding is in Oct.
Need some help! thx
Re: Father of the groom tux
Leave the matchy-matchy for the groomsmen/bridesmaids.
[QUOTE]Should the father of the groom wear a tux that matches the color of the mother of the groom? Same thing for the grandfather of the groom, should he match the dress of the grandmother? <strong>The mother's choices are brown or dark plum, the wedding is in Oct. </strong>Need some help! thx
Posted by Marla181[/QUOTE]
And I hope that means those are the 2 colors that the moms are deciding between? Because the bride doesn't decide what colors anyone wears except herself and her BMs.
It's my fiances mother who said his father was going to match her dress. I mean this isn't a prom, it's a wedding. I was hoping they would wear the classic black tux. Those colors are her choices for her dress.
I've usually seen the dads match their wives, or they go neutral with black or maybe silver vests and ties.
Our dads elected to match the groomsmen (black vests and striped ties).
Really, nobody cares. Let them figure it out and don't worry about it.
"the bride doesn't decide what colors anyone wears except herself and her BMs"
Marla, my FI's dad is going to be wearing a tux with the same aqua colored tie that I bought for everyone.
[QUOTE]I can't stand some of the women on these boards and their attitudes... "the bride doesn't decide what colors anyone wears except herself and her BMs" Marla, my FI's dad is going to be wearing a tux with the same aqua colored tie that I bought for everyone.
Posted by Ken&Cass[/QUOTE]
The attitude you're referring to is called "accommodation." Dictating attire for anyone outside the wedding party is venturing into bridezilla territory.
This is a belated married bio, with no reviews yet because I'm lazy.
Sometimes I feel like people think that brides are delicate little flower princesses who get all dressed up and pretty for one special moment of their dreams, when really they're just normal people who just happen to be getting married. Things shouldn't have to be sugar-coated for grown-ass women. -mstar284
No, the attitude I'm referring to is women jumping down people's throats and assuming because someone mentioned the colors that their mother's may be wearing they are 'being a horrible person' or 'acting a bridezilla'.
None of the people on this site know that the original poster was telling the mom's what colors they can wear. They assumed it because she was asking about whether or not the parents should match, and they threw back attitude for it.
ITS WRONG
That way he coordinates, but doesn't match exactly. Although, he would be perfectly happy to match, he is very into it.
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