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dumb question time....

forrma7forrma7 member
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my FI is wearing his dress blues at the wedding, and i'm speaking to the florist tomorrow so i need to be sure....he doesn't wear a boutonnière correct? that would be out of uniform right?

ok thank you for bearing with my silly questions but i just need to make sure
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Re: dumb question time....

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    LuluP82LuluP82 member
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    edited December 2011
    Yup, no bout with the uniform. However, ask him if he is planning to wear his uniform the entire night-- my guy is planning on changing into a tux for the reception, just bc he says the uniform is difficult to party in. If that's the case, you should probably have a bout for him (if he wants one).
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    forrma7forrma7 member
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    edited December 2011
    ohhh that's a good suggestion! i'll see what he says. thanks :)
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    armygf10armygf10
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    edited December 2011
    That is so not a dumb question! I sure hadn't thought of that. :) 
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    danamh83danamh83
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    edited December 2011

    Nope flowers are never worn on a uniform. 

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    shan87shan87
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    edited December 2011
    Not a dumb question! I didn't even think about it until the Florist brought it up. I asked FI and he confirmed it LoL so no worries!!
    For us it saved us like $30-40 (multi. guys in uniform)
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    msLynn2010msLynn2010
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    edited December 2011
    Great question FI is wearing dress blues also
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    SuRfGrl81SuRfGrl81
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    edited December 2011
    No you can't wear flowers but if you really want him to be decked out make sure he wears full dress! :) Meaning he wears his medals and ribbons not just ribbons....usually this uniform is designed for special occassions such as Changes of Commands or Retirements.
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