I am going to a family wedding, so I will be in the photos. I was told I don't need to coordinate with the blue of the bridesmaid dresses. Based on how dressed up the ladies were at the bridal shower, the long formal dresses below (Photo #4) would be about right, though fancier than I would naturally gravitate towards, so I included options that I would wear alot (Photo #1, short black dress; photo #2) to other functions that could arguably be dressed up for the occasion. I like black and I keep gravitating towards it, but it also seems too severe for a wedding, especially a close relative's.

The pink print halter dress, burgundy velvet strapless dress, with or without the silk pants underneath, (photo #3) and the black halter dress with silver sparkles (Photo #1) are already mine. The burgundy strapless dress (and pants) was my custom wedding dress made to fit me while I was about 6 months pregnant. It does not fill out up top like it did then. It is fancy but probably would be the most bohemian outfit there.

The rest are from a shopping trip today that I forgot to bring heels along to. My current shoe options are the the high heeled sandals or the black ankle boots (one each worn with the images of the black halter dress in Photo #1).

My absolute favorite of the bunch is the blue jumpsuit (3rd from the left in photo #2) , which sadly did not come in the right size (that piece across the front would need to be sewn in place to not slip down); I needed Small and it only came in XS and the M that is in the photo. My second favorite is the long burgundy dress - it had sparkles in the fabric and a pretty ruffle along one side. It also has it's own breasts built into the dress which are easily 3 times larger than my own. The long asymmetric turquoise dress seems to pale for my coloring, though quite pretty.

SO - (1) keep looking, (2) go with what I've got, or (3) go back and get one of those outfits I tried on today?

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