14 is definitely old enough. I wouldn`t want that to be his normal routine, but for a short time because of a lost key? Def.
I was in two weddings with realistically wearable gowns. My sister`s I basically designed, so it has early 90`s symptom, but it was a winter wedding, so black velvet and tea length. I used it a bunch.
And my college best friend had us in these unimaginably lovely simple light chiffon prints. It was such a straightforward dress, but so pretty, and perfect for us at her outdoor spring wedding. I regret having cut my hair before that, becuase our other two friends had their lovely long hippie hair, but I`d forgotten this and hacked mine all off. It was such a pretty, natural, multicultural wedding and that bit of symmetry across the ethnicities would have looked nice.
Lorne ,'Why We Fight'
Natter 66: Get Your Kicks.
Off-topic discussion. Wanna talk about corsets, pandas, duct tape, or physics? This is the place. Detailed discussion of any current-season TV must be whitefonted.
You're not nuts, Suzi.
Buffistas who are Soda Club members, what is a good starter model? I'm not sure I'm ready to spring for the Penguin.
I only had one bridesmaid and since my dress was the traditional white I told her to pick anything that tickled her fancy. She went with a really pretty mint green v-neck that suited her coloring perfectly. We were both extremely happy with her choice.
This is a woman who, without fail, refers to strapless wedding dresses as "Belle Watling" gowns.
What does this mean??
Suzi, he'll be fine. Not a big deal at his age, and given the kind of kid he is.
I would love to do my wedding over just so we could all look a little spiffier. Me, especially. I look at my gown now and recoil in horror.
I still love my wedding gown. I would kind of like to rework it into a cocktail dress, but I never wear cocktail dresses, either, so I'm not sure that would be a useful transformation.
These were the dresses for my wedding: [link]
I knew my girls would never wear them again, which is why I bought them at JC Penny's instead of David's AND used a 30% off coupon to buy all of them - they came to $80/each.
Mine was the first dress I tried on, it was cheap, and it was very 1988. Think vaguely GunneSax with lace in white, and you're there. So not me.
Belle Watling was a madam in Gone With the Wind.
I did end up with a bereavement fare, or a "compassion" fare from United, which was 10% off their published fare. Good enough.