One of my good friends has A LOT of tattoos. A 3/4 sleeve and on her chest and on her legs. How am I going to cover these up? Using make up will smear on to everything else including my dress which will ruin everything for me. To cover them with the dress i would have to have long sleeves floor lenght! There are no cute dress like that! I haven't asked her but I close to her and I was in hers!! Please help me!! Thanks so much!!!
Re: Need help with bridesmaid that has lots of tattoos!
I have tattoos and I used to be a cheerleader when I was in college, I had to cover my tattoos because I have them on both ankles and on my shoulders and they were visible. I went to WalMart and found a product called Sally Hansen legs. It's actually like an airbrush pair of pantyhose and it looks natural from far away. I had to use a couple layers because my tattoos are really colorful, but when I covered my whole leg with the stuff, I actually thought I looked great because you could even see pronounced veins. Although it does rub off slighty I would at least give it a shot because the bottles are only about 4 dollars.
I understand your dilemma and if the bridesmaid is okay with it, that's fine. I had to cover my tattoos when I was in my cousins wedding and it was fine with me. I can understand people being rude to others for tattoos and I was happy to save myself the rude looks and be able to have fun. It's just the way your present the request to the bridesmaid. If you all are really good friends you should easily be able to find a solution to this situation. Good Luck!
1- Because this is about the third post about tattoos in the past week
2- Because it is simply rude to tell someone you don't like the way they look and you want them to change that.
3- Because it is superficial and people need to get over the fact that other people have tattoos. They do not mean someone is bad, a criminal, a hussy, or any other stupid judgement people place on someone with tattoos.
4- Because tattoos have nothing to do with religion. Crosses are probably the number one thing tattooed in this world, so why would a church be against it, unless they strictly follow the book of Leviticus in the OT
5- Because if you are that concerned with the image someone else may think, or talk about, then you should not have asked the tattooed individual in the first place.
[QUOTE]Forget what everyone else thinks. If YOU don't want them seen have them covered up. This is YOUR day... not you BMs. I am sure if she asked you to, you would. If she has a problem with it you either have to suck it up or remove her from the wedding. One of my wedding party members has 4 tattoos and I have asked her to see if we can find a way to nicely cover them up. Just because she put them on her body doesn't mean you like them and doesn't mean you care about her or love her any less. I have a tattoo and I would cover it up if I was asked.
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It stops being YOUR day once you involve other people. At the very least, it's yours and your FI's day. But that's only if you elope.
You sound like a pretty crappy friend.
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