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Help please - Wedding fascinator etiquette
Whizzbie
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Hiya,
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Just looking to see if anyone has any answers!
I'm going to a wedding and I am wearing a fascinator. I know hats should be removed (after mother of the bride removes hers) generally before speeches but I wondered what the deal with fascinators are? The one i am wearing is quite large (disc shaped) and I don't really want to remove it because it matches my shoes but would i look an idiot?
Thanks
:cool:
Just looking to see if anyone has any answers!
I'm going to a wedding and I am wearing a fascinator. I know hats should be removed (after mother of the bride removes hers) generally before speeches but I wondered what the deal with fascinators are? The one i am wearing is quite large (disc shaped) and I don't really want to remove it because it matches my shoes but would i look an idiot?
Thanks
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I don't imagine you would.
Is the mother of the bride even going to wear a hat?
Personally I view fascinators more as big hairs bobbles than a hat.
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Yes I'd not worry. I'd keep it on unless it became obvious that EVERYONE too all theirs off - doubt people these days would know anything about hat etiquette so just go and enjoy. I know I've taken a hat off when I felt like it.Great opportunities to help others seldom come, but small ones surround us every day. -- Sally Koch0
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I've never seen anyone take theirs off at a wedding before.......I also just view them as massive great big flouncy hairclip, so in no way a hat, never going to keep your hair dry hey
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I never knew the thing about when to take hats off! I've always removed mine the second I sat down as I hate them haha!
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LMAO, maybe that's what others are doing......and then others think that's the etiquette :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:heartbreak_star wrote: »I never knew the thing about when to take hats off! I've always removed mine the second I sat down as I hate them haha!
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ive been to quite a few weddings, and never really noticed anyone taking their fascinators off. x I wouldn't worry0
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