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The onewedding etiquetterule for guests is to never wear white.
Knowing this, a woman chose a yellow dress as a wedding guest.
A person then approached the woman andasked her to leave.
Thinking this was ridiculous, she refused and stayed.
Still, shewanted to check: was she being inappropriate?
Bored Pandareached out to Nora Sheils, the founder ofBridal Blissevent planning for an experts opinion.
If they really had a problem with it, they probably wouldve included dress code guidelines in thewedding invitations.
Dress codes differ from event to event, from host to host, wedding expert Nora Sheils tells us.
Some expect formal attire, and some expect the opposite.
If this isnt expressed in the invitation or wedding website, then there is quite a bit of flexibility.
That said, basic etiquette says no white/ivory dresses, and I suggest avoiding denim, Sheils adds.
It can be a nice way to make a party more vibrant and exciting.
A black light bulb emits UV radiation and causes certain materials to fluoresce.
Do all colors glow under aUV light?
No, its only lighter colors such as white, yellow, and green.
Others, like blue and purple, can appear even darker under a black light.
The fluorescent dyes in these colors absorb the UV radiation and, in return, emit a visible light.
Whether they will glow also depends on the material of the clothes as well.
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