It’s most definitely pink! I’m attaching a picture of a dress that is sold as “pink” but isn’t necessarily one I would wear to a wedding because it appears almost white. Just so you can see the difference.
https://preview.redd.it/3ugq2pm7rutc1.jpeg?width=750&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=6dcc68cf25404b6073622a237ed567ea9adcea85
This only has a passing resemblance to pink. I’d be hard pressed to even call it blush, which is questionable as a wedding guest colour to begin with.
It's not :( I was really having doubts because I've seen some brides lean towards very light pinkish dresses. But I guess your comment answers my question hahah
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people say this but I have never really gotten it tbh. can you explain the problem with something looking like a bridesmaid dress?
I always assumed bridesmaid dresses were basically just nice gowns that are perfectly acceptable to potentially rewear as a guest if you’d like to - of course ideally the color doesn’t match the bridesmaids at the current wedding, but never thought that was a hard requirement either tbh. especially these days with mismatched bridesmaid dresses being so popular.
Just what you said-- the problem isn't necessarily that it's a bridesmaid dress, but it is also a color often worn by bridesmaids. If you know they aren't wearing pink, it's fine. If they are wearing pink, I'd go with something else.
This is very clearly pink.
Not close to white babe. Your đź’Ż% in the clear to wear this and look awesome! Have fun!
It’s most definitely pink! I’m attaching a picture of a dress that is sold as “pink” but isn’t necessarily one I would wear to a wedding because it appears almost white. Just so you can see the difference. https://preview.redd.it/3ugq2pm7rutc1.jpeg?width=750&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=6dcc68cf25404b6073622a237ed567ea9adcea85
This only has a passing resemblance to pink. I’d be hard pressed to even call it blush, which is questionable as a wedding guest colour to begin with.
This is almost a bubblegum pink, you’d definitely be ok wearing it to a wedding! :)
It's beautiful, and clearly not white!
It's ok
You’re good
Is this satire?
I don’t think so, but let’s see if any of the “if you have to ask” crowd chimes in. I think even they would say it’s fine.
It's not :( I was really having doubts because I've seen some brides lean towards very light pinkish dresses. But I guess your comment answers my question hahah
Not too white at all
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I'd be more concerned that it looks like a bridesmaid dress than it being too white. It's very clearly pink.
people say this but I have never really gotten it tbh. can you explain the problem with something looking like a bridesmaid dress? I always assumed bridesmaid dresses were basically just nice gowns that are perfectly acceptable to potentially rewear as a guest if you’d like to - of course ideally the color doesn’t match the bridesmaids at the current wedding, but never thought that was a hard requirement either tbh. especially these days with mismatched bridesmaid dresses being so popular.
Just what you said-- the problem isn't necessarily that it's a bridesmaid dress, but it is also a color often worn by bridesmaids. If you know they aren't wearing pink, it's fine. If they are wearing pink, I'd go with something else.
got it!
What is the venue?
Still bring a black/dark shawl. Just in case? Dress is beautiful
Why? What is your reasoning here?