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I guess they still wear white in their 2nd-3rd-4th marriages. Always stiff the kids that do right and never make those who threw caution to the wind ever feel the least bad. Good grief. Our grooms wear white also.
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I think the hardest part is finding a white dress that looks like a virgin could wear it. We had that problem with our daughter. Just about everything is low cut and off the shoulders.
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08-13-2007, 09:10 PM
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FUNNY! Twelve people are staring at this thread and refreshing it every 10 seconds to see who will post what next!
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Well, they can stop lurking now, I am going to bed...he he he! G'nite all! 
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08-13-2007, 09:11 PM
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I think the hardest part is finding a white dress that looks like a virgin could wear it. We had that problem with our daughter. Just about everything is low cut and off the shoulders.
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oh puhleeeze, duh, you just alter it. That's what we do in our church...next!
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08-13-2007, 09:11 PM
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Well, they can stop lurking now, I am going to bed...he he he! G'nite all! |
Night, Monkey Dude! 
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08-13-2007, 09:12 PM
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I am not talking about people coming fromthe world. I teach a class of kids and most are long term church kids...
I cannot remember Brother Alvear ever telling someone what color to wear...Most cases they have come to us and told us what color they were going to wear!
I think judgement begins at the house of God...If you come from the world it is a whole different story than working with young ones that know very little about the world.
and that is so true "Prevention is worth a pound of cure..." saves a lot of tears later on...
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I think the hardest part is finding a white dress that looks like a virgin could wear it. We had that problem with our daughter. Just about everything is low cut and off the shoulders.
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That is why a good seamstress is a blessing.
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oh puhleeeze, duh, you just alter it. That's what we do in our church...next!
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Monkey Dude, that wasn't my point. It seems if the dress is to represent virginity than why not have it designed to reflect that in the first place?
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08-13-2007, 09:13 PM
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That is why a good seamstress is a blessing.
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Right. I wore a peach lace dress and had the sleeves lined.
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08-13-2007, 09:13 PM
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Originally Posted by Steve Epley
I guess they still wear white in their 2nd-3rd-4th marriages. Always stiff the kids that do right and never make those who threw caution to the wind ever feel the least bad. Good grief. Our grooms wear white also.
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Bro. Epley, I understand where you're coming from...kind of...but I just don't think that wearing white on the wedding day is really going to change things in the long run. If you have a couple that is committing fornication, then will they have a problem lying about it so they can wear the white garb?
Then those who confessed their sins and repented are forced to wear the scarlet letter? That doesn't add up, really.
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08-13-2007, 09:14 PM
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That is why a good seamstress is a blessing.
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There is a website that has long sleeved high nckline wedding dresses avaiable.
I think it's 7th day adventists who are owners.
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