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Tea length / calf length dress what are your thoughts? - anyone chosen one?
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The Dolly Couture Beverlywood is still my favourite
Gorgeous dress sk00bie :T!0 -
I am wearing a tea length dress, when I started dress shopping I wanted the full princess dress but I tried on loads and never got that 'the one' feeling. I saw this dress hung up in the shop and thought wow but didn't think it would suit me, I'm only 5'2 do it is a bit longer than what it should be but I love it
This is my dress but mine is ivory
I'm found these shoes but not sure if they are bling enough, I'm wearing a birdcage veil which is attach to a headband with bow so kind of ties in nicely
I saw these advertised in a mag, could be worth a look
http://www.kittyanddulcie.com/index.html0 -
Oh miss_w I love that dress too, it's definately on my 'to try on list'!
Love the shoes as well, if you want more bling, have a look at Charlize by Benjamin Adams, I am so tempted by them!
I love Madame Butterfly too, but they're a tad expensive.
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I adored Fly Dragon Fly's tea length dress!
(P.S Sorry I was so excited about a 'tea length dress' I didn't see your budget!)
How stange, haven't posted for a while and was just browsing and saw i was mentioned hehe thanks for the love.
I choose my dress for the same reasons as you, I have a son and didn't want to drag my dress around or have to carry it at all, you have so much more freedom in a knee length / tea dress and you will not regret spinning round in it and you'll get some awesome photos promise!! It's soooo fun!0 -
I think of all the photos I've seen on here since I joined yours are the only ones that really stand out. I just adore the photos of your red shoes, and all the snowy pictures!!fly_dragon_fly wrote: »How stange, haven't posted for a while and was just browsing and saw i was mentioned hehe thanks for the love.
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I didfly_dragon_fly wrote: »did you see the second wedding ones? x
but I loved your first wedding's photos so much I don't think any would beat them!! (I love the snow!)... besides you didn't have your red shoes :rotfl: 0 -
I'm having both...hopefully! I bought my ful length dress in the sale, and it has a full ballgown style tulle skirt. The dress is actually a corset and seperate skirt, so i thought for the evening reception I would have a tea length skirt made. It will all depend on the cost, as a friend of a friend is hopefully going to make it. Fingers crossed! x0
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I also love the tea length dresses - the full on style just isn't me.
they always remind me of Alice in wonderland, and as we are having a tea party afterwards I may have just persuaded my self to try one.When you're chewing on life's gristle, don't grumble, give a whistle.
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