Would you let your girlfriend wear a jumpsuit as your wedding date?

[Prodyson]

And plenty of people agree it’s not adequate for a wedding, so I’m with them. As I’ve stated before, I don’t have an issue with the jumpsuit, I just don’t feel that particular one works for a wedding.

I pretty much said that in my comment. So I’m not sure why you felt like you had to re-state it. My comment was mainly because you said it’s not appropriate for a black tie affair, when all weddings aren’t black tie affairs. I didn’t say there was a problem with your preference, only that it’s just that. A preference. Not an egregious misstep like wearing jeans or something.

 

[Rawtid]

I pretty much said that in my comment. So I’m not sure why you felt like you had to re-state it. My comment was mainly because you said it’s not appropriate for a black tie affair, when all weddings aren’t black tie affairs. I didn’t say there was a problem with your preference, only that it’s just that. A preference. Not an egregious misstep like wearing jeans or something.

The OP suggests the wedding is a formal affair. We don’t agree on this topic, let’s leave it at that.

 

[knl14]

I dont really know why this is a hard point for people to understand.

Some degree or formality is expected at a wedding. He received the invite, she didn't, meaning he has a better grasp of what's expected.

Her not taking into account the impression he wants to leave at an event he was invited to shows a lack of consideration and respect.

He is soft for not disinviting her. I doubt she would give someone like Idris these problems.

A jumpsuit isn’t necessarily informal. We’re not talking about a body con jumpsuit. This is a structured jumpsuit. Dressed up with heels or nice flats, statement jewelry, etc., this is definitely an appropriate wedding looks for a 23 year old.

Why are you and others adding additional information that the OP never said? If this was a traditional wedding that required a certain dress code she may not be familiar with, or black tie event that required a more formal look then he would have used that as justification for why he thought his girlfriend should change. Literally all he said was that she’d look stupid as she would be the only one wearing pants.

There’s a minimum expectation of a wedding attire—unless the invite was specific as to dress code, then the jumpsuit pictured meets expectations—it just doesn’t meet his personal expectations and that’s an entirely different issue.

 

[born of fire]

its just a jumpsuit. i dont get why hes so pissy over it.

 

[KeysT]

Yes, true but is that outfit really inappropriate or does he just not want her to wear pants?

Either way she’s his guest and should respect his wishes or not go. That would go for either a male or female. Now whether that should be a larger issue with their relationship is a different story.

 

[13473]

if someone showed up to my wedding in that outfit i wouldn't mind

 

[Gold]

Yes, true but is that outfit really inappropriate or does he just not want her to wear pants?

He doesn't want her wearing pants cuz that's what dem liberal feminazis do

 

[shopthatwrecks]

What kinda gay ass man would have a problem with that

a nikka that already have to deal with extra his pullback

Now he gotta do extra to get post matrimonial twat ...

 

[Scottie Drippin]

#coliinceltaskforce

 

[Eddy Gordo]

Is he really going to be embarrassed? lmao

He might be from a religious community that doesnt let women wear pants.

 

[Westbama Heartthrob]

nikka i thought you meant some fashion nova latex bodysuit shyt

who gives a fukk about a woman's wedding outfit?

Exactly

I thought breh was talking about some April O'Neil shyt

 

[Jasonmask]

A jumpsuit isn’t necessarily informal. We’re not talking about a body con jumpsuit. This is a structured jumpsuit. Dressed up with heels or nice flats, statement jewelry, etc., this is definitely an appropriate wedding looks for a 23 year old.

Why are you and others adding additional information that the OP never said? If this was a traditional wedding that required a certain dress code she may not be familiar with, or black tie event that required a more formal look then he would have used that as justification for why he thought his girlfriend should change. Literally all he said was that she’d look stupid as she would be the only one wearing pants.

There’s a minimum expectation of a wedding attire—unless the invite was specific as to dress code, then the jumpsuit pictured meets expectations—it just doesn’t meet his personal expectations and that’s an entirely different issue.

Yeah honestly any piece can be dressed up when you really think about accessorizing and dressy over coats. But I could see the hate as well honestly we would need pictures to properly judge because a jump suit can be pulled off as formal