| Me and my husband going to my friends
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| | open top button would look great. White
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| wedding and I am wearing an oriental
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| | will look dated and if he goes for yellow
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| style dress that is in a champagne/gold
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| | to tone with you, it's just not going to
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| color. The Chinese are big into silver,
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| | go well with the grey. Black is a good
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| jade (a semi-precious stone which is
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| | color and certain blues, but it HAS to be
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| usually a light, translucent green, but
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| | the right blue so you'd need to choose
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| does come in other colors) and turquoise
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| | carefully.
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| (another semi=precious stone which is a
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| | When you go shopping, take the suit
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| vivid opaque blue and usually marbled
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| | jacket if you can to help you find a good
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| with white and/or black veins).
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| | match.
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| Because your gown is gold I would
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| | For a more formal style wedding then a
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| recommend sticking with gold jeweler. If
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| | black dress (cocktail type) is okay as
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| your dress is adorned with a beautiful
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| | long as it is an appropriate style and
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| pattern as they so often are, I'd
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| | won't detract from the bride. If the
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| recommend some simple earrings such as
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| | wedding is early in the day then I'd
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| diamond studs or delicate diamond drops.
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| | forego black for a soft color.
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| I would choose a dainty watch or bracelet
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| | Another time that black or white is
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| (in just plain gold or with a little bit
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| | appropriate is if the bride wants a
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| of sparkle), wearing both with an ornate
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| | "black/white" wedding and requests guests
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| dress would look too much and take away
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| | to wear one or the other. According to my
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| from the dress.
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| | sources, for a formal day-time wedding,
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| If the dress is plain then do go for more
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| | women should wear elegant short dresses
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| ornate jeweler with colored gemstones
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| | or suits and men may wear a dark suit.
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| (you can get away with silver with a
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| | Then you'll want to change into a long
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| plain dress, its also cheaper and more
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| | evening gown and tux for the reception.
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| readily available!). If you go to any
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| | Without knowing the other colors in your
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| web site and type in 'Chinese earrings'
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| | wedding, it is hard to tell you exactly
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| and then click on 'images' it gives you
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| | what would work. However, in general you
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| some great ideas. The round Chinese
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| | should stick to lighter colors for
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| symbol drop earrings are nice and some of
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| | daytime events. Red, yellow, gold, light
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| the chandelier styles look very pretty
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| | silver and any pastel color would be
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| (although some of these are more 'Asian'
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| | appropriate. Darker colors such as black,
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| than specifically Chinese).You can also
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| | plum, burgundy, hunter green, etc. are
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| get away with the bracelet and watch
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| | more appropriate for evening hours.
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| together.
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| | If you're still set on the color black,
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| Is your gent brave? If so, a pink or
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| | however, you may just want to change the
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| lilac shirt would look fab with his
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| | length of the dress. A black tea-length
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| charcoal suit. It's a very modern look
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| | or cocktail-length dress would be
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| and if he's not wearing a tie then an
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| | appropriate for an afternoon ceremony.
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