Is it ok to wear black and white for a wedding?

Question

ive seen a lovely outfit but not sure whether its ok to wear black and white at a wedding

Answer 1

It depends. If it's mostly white with black accents, no. If it's mostly black with white accents, yes.

Answer 2

sure is.  

Answer 3

Yeah!! I wore a white dress with black flowers over it for my last wedding, and lots of people commented on it :D U'll look lovely! xx

Answer 4

yeah..sure but don't look too depressed -.-

Answer 5

Yes, it is very acceptable to wear black and white to a wedding.

Answer 6

I wore black and white to my aunty's wedding and so did my grandma but only a tiny bit of black mostly white so i suppose it is ok.

Answer 7

Well sure i guess i would suggest a pink top or something.  

Answer 8

Black and white is very formal and often associated with organised crime but wear it.

Answer 9

yes its fine, i went to a wedding that had a black white and gold theme the pics looked great

Answer 10

Def...you'll look great...black/white always works...

Answer 11

I guess if you want to look like a Liquorice Allsort it will be ok.

Enjoy yourself and have fun

Answer 12

Since this is a nice outfit and only the pants are completely white, I see no reason why you shouldn't be able to pull this off. If you were wearing a mostly white outfit with a tiny bit of black, especially if it was a really dolled up dress, I would probably say no. You could be mistaken for part of the bridal party.

Technically, the bride is supposed to be the one wearing all white, ivory

or champagne colors. But you won't be wearing something that makes

you look like a bride or bridesmaid, so go for it. This outfit will probably look great and get you lots of compliments!   ☺

Answer 13

as long as the cut and shape of the outfit isn't too bridal, yeah you'll get away with it.

Answer 14

i think it sounds great!

Answer 15

depends on how much black is in ur outfit

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Answer 16

i'm assuming this is not your wedding?

and you can wear whatever you want, it's a free country.

maybe get an idea of what the wedding's gonna be like or what other ppl may wear if you're that worried about it though

Answer 17

i guess it depends on the ratio of black to white?