| 4/6/2008 6:05:56 AM | For the ladies.... | |
tlc4u46
Santa Barbara, CA
age: 47
| Why do we keep our wedding dresses? Even after we're divorced? This discussion came up at my job on Friday. I still have mine and can't tell you why. Any thoughts?
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| 4/6/2008 6:06:52 AM | For the ladies.... | |
yanks118
Moab, UT
age: 25
| i don't have mine
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| 4/6/2008 6:10:11 AM | For the ladies.... | |
pt37
Saint Joseph, MO
age: 37
| ill marry both of you we can wear jeans 
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| 4/6/2008 6:10:56 AM | For the ladies.... | |
nowurtalking
Amarillo, TX
age: 42
| Maybe because the 1st marriage is supposed to be the one that lasts "forever"  I still have mine also - it's beautiful and can't seem to make myself get rid of it.
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| 4/6/2008 6:23:36 AM | For the ladies.... | |
headstart68
Evansville, IN
age: 40
| I donated mine to a local bridal shop that sells gently used bridal gowns. It's gorgeous, and I have pictures in it, so why not give someone else a chance to enjoy it?
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| 4/6/2008 6:32:45 AM | For the ladies.... | |
hanoverjoe
Harrison, MI
age: 53
| I always thought you gave them
to your daughters?
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| 4/6/2008 6:47:52 AM | For the ladies.... | |
mitchell1221
Chattanooga, TN
age: 45
| To use the second time around
Like Joe said, to give or to have
to offer to your daughters.
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| 4/6/2008 6:52:14 AM | For the ladies.... | |
dreamsoutloud
Sunderland, MA
age: 46
| I kept mine for my daughter handover and after my divorce an she decided to get married I asked her if she wanted my dress and wedding band and she said no way Mom they are cursed...
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| 4/6/2008 7:14:34 AM | For the ladies.... | |
flowergirl62
South Australia
Australia
age: 46
| I originally kept it incase I had a daughter (which I did) but then I thought that was my dress - she should have her own.
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| 4/6/2008 7:36:02 AM | For the ladies.... | |
stormygrl
Longmont, CO
age: 42
| I'm keeping mine for my daughter to wear....I lived in Europe at the time so mine is one of a kind......it's got parts of it made from several countries in Europe...it's even got crystals all over it.....I just hope that someday she will wear it.
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| 4/6/2008 7:41:39 AM | For the ladies.... | |
tlc4u46
Santa Barbara, CA
age: 47
| Ok we talked about the daughter thing as well, first off would you wear your mothers? Remember how they used to look like in the 70's, all those ruffles and hoops, and don't forget the big floppy hats that used to go with. I know I love my mom, but first off I don't think I would fit it her wedding dress, and I really didn't like it. JMO
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| 4/6/2008 8:42:51 AM | For the ladies.... | |
mitchell1221
Chattanooga, TN
age: 45
| I agree tlc, there is no way I`d wear my mothers wedding dress
either, I don`t care how much it might mean to her. forget it.
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| 4/6/2008 8:43:47 AM | For the ladies.... | |
mitchell1221
Chattanooga, TN
age: 45
| besides, it would make my butt look big, I`m sure of it.
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| 4/6/2008 8:55:15 AM | For the ladies.... | |
tlc4u46
Santa Barbara, CA
age: 47
| Mitchell, don't lie you put it on for me just the other day and I told you it didn't make your butt look big! Especially loved those thigh highs you put on as well
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| 4/6/2008 9:18:37 AM | For the ladies.... | |
garnetlady
Cincinnati, OH
age: 48
| If my mother would have had one and I fit...I'd have worn it proudly. I'm a very traditional kind of gal. I saved mine..not sure why. Funny thing is I tried to get rid of it..I mean what do I need it for. It is old..I threw it in the 'to throw away pile'. Ha Ha my ex took it out and put it on the to keep pile. I figured what the heck..must be a reason although I'm not sure why. So yeah I have it. Just another thing for me to get rid of one day...
ewwww just thought of a reason....no I do NOT want to be burried in it. Pretty as it is....eww no gross.
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