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23 Jun 19, 08:45 PM |
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23 Jun 19, 08:48 PM |
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23 Jun 19, 09:00 PM |
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Lovely pics...my daughters uni have said only black/dark colours will be allowed under the gown think she bit disappointed as probably would have went for a splash of colour too x
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23 Jun 19, 09:04 PM |
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Aw - that’s a shame. I had a black skirt and white blouse for mine back in the 90s - I think we all wore that then? When she was talking about wearing a bright colour, I wasn’t sure, but I do think it looked nice on the photos.
Either way, remember a pocket for the tissues - it’s surprisingly emotional
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24 Jun 19, 12:13 AM |
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I wore a fabulous multicoloured maxi dress with toning sandals, handbag and pashmina. It was such a hot day that the men graduating were all advised to take their suit jackets off as they were worried about them passing out through heat with gowns on too!
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24 Jun 19, 03:31 AM |
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Family joke now I've worn the same dress to DH 1/2 Graduation there weddings one marrried in New York other in Las Vegas they keep teasing DS3 who went down the practicle FE Road now a power supply
Lines Man you better hurry up or the dress will have moths but I've had it on at DS3 sons naming day I love the dress it was £29/99 in TK Max bought on a whim And I've worn it to BILs wedding as well Every time different accent colour bag shoes etc |
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24 Jun 19, 07:26 AM |
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24 Jun 19, 08:41 AM |
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Most people seem to wear the sort of clothes you would go out to a nice restaurant in standard, so a bit dressed up, but not overly so. No hats needed!
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24 Jun 19, 08:42 AM |
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My DD's graduation was in Wembley stadium, I wore smart trousers and a blouse, DH & DS both wore a suit & tie.
Aside from the odd person in jeans, that was pretty standard dress.
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24 Jun 19, 09:27 AM |
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Not sure if someones mentioned it cos i have not read. But if you have degree u should wear your graduation gowns to go into hall.
And its last degree if u have more than 1. I will have to wear my gowns when my eldest graduates (and our colours clash lol) |
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