Now, there arent too many etiquette attire rules for second-time brides, but one rule that still holds true is to forgo a blusher veil that covers the face, a traditional style reserved for the very young, first-time brides and one of the few real fashion donts. (Note: Etiquette expert Peggy Post says its acceptable for encore brides to wear a veil that cascades down the back if your wedding is formal .) Try substituting a hat, fascinator, hair ornament/clip or fresh flowers
Even if youre not a mom, or dont wear matching dresses, wearing one is a shortcut to legible class and gender performance
Printed floral gowns such as this one pictured, designed by Anne Barge, offer a refreshing departure from conventional bridal fashion norms
These are all times you will also need to apply a new bandage
Offered in misses and some plus sizes, this long navy blue prom dress, under $200, is an upscale design that won't break the bank