Dresses
Even if you are not planning a temple wedding, members of the church are often expected to select a modest gown, one that could be worn with temple garments. That leaves out strapless, halter, spaghetti strap-in other words, pretty much every wedding dress that isn't manufactured by an LDS company.
Even when a bridal store tells you they can convert a dress for you, they don't have the experience that stores that specialize in LDS gowns have and you will likely be disappointed with the results. Ask to see a sketch or better yet, a photo of what the dress will look like.
We thought this was a lovely way to make a dress more modest. A version of this could be used for the bride or the bridesmaids. (Note: the bodice of the first dress is too low - there should be no cleveage showing). Here is another option for covering up a strapless gown (the "cleavage" would be covered by the strapless gown - and of course you would use white lace and satin cummerbund:
Let's see some ideas for the men...
