Wedding Thread

[Anonymous No.9371211]

Looking for inspo for a lolita/egl wedding, maybe some fandom themes. Clothes, decor, marriage party, the works.
Especially looking for groom looks that aren't just another black tux, my fiance wants to go all out and match my lolita wedding dress.

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why does this dude have soccer mom hair?

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>>9371268
It's called gyaruo

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>>9371268
I thought soccer mom hair was the short hair, like a bob, asymmetrical or otherwise

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>>9371211
anon, do you have a style or theme in mind for your wedding? Will you dress sweet, classic or goth lolita? Is your fiance willing to go full Mana?
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[Anonymous No.9373432]

Bump for interest, I'm getting married soon too. I'm not going to be wearing lolita as I'm wearing my mum's old wedding dress, but I'd like to incorporate as much of the style as I can. Going all out!
Congratulations anon!

[Anonymous No.9373612]

>>9372961
Is this an actual wedding? The couple look absurdly young, like mid-to-late teens.

[Anonymous No.9374569]

>>9372937
My fiance is 100% ok with wearing all shiro aristocrat/egl style. He's obsessed with Mana and Gackt [see Bel Air]
I'm hoping for full out OTT classic in white.
We haven't decided a full theme yet, but we're probably using vintage teacups in decor.

[Anonymous No.9374577]

>>9373612
The combination of age and styling screams religious incest cult to me. I'm sure they're a happy, healthy, non related couple but it creeps me out.

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>>9372961
he looks like bobby hill

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It's not a real wedding but a photoshoot of a lolita and her fiance because her friend wanted a wedding in her portfolio. You can find more pictures on her blog, newvoguechildren

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[Anonymous No.9379048]

Anyone have any idea how someone could incorporate lolita into their wedding without a burando wedding dress?

I'm planning my own soon, and I think I'm going for a more normie wedding dress (although admittedly more poofy) because I like the styles.

I'm planning on requesting my jfashion friends wear lolita, but how else could I incorporate it? Bridesmaids dresses would probably be difficult to pull off unless I ordered them from BL, as my bridesmaids will be super different in shape/size.

[Anonymous No.9379114]

>>9379048
Add wristcuffs

[Anonymous No.9379136]

>>9379048
Lolita accessories, like your jewelry can be brand or something? I wouldn't make the bridesmaids lolitas, since other than ordering dresses you'd probably have to get them petticoats and matching accessories, full coords, really, if they're not already lolitas. I saw someone post about how they got matching brooches for their bridesmaids, so maybe something more like that?

[Anonymous No.9379182]

>>9379048
Buy some fabric, take it to a tailor and tell them what you want. It's a lot cheaper than buying a dress from a wedding boutique (My mother did this and it cost her about £100, although that was 30 years ago). When I get married I'm going to make my own dress and bridesmaid dresses for my little sisters. I think vintage style dresses are a good alternative to lolita for bridesmaids.

[Anonymous No.9379185]

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Pick your favorite substyle, theme or even your all-time favorite print or dress. Make that your theme (after lovingly consulting the hubby, of course. God help you if he insists on mashing his theme in and you end up with a Star Wars x IW Lotta theme though), and base your wedding around it -- the background, the deco, even the bridesmaid dresses, etc. You can scan/photograph parts of your favorite dress and use them as background on the wedding invites, the placards, signs, whatever. If you have one of those guest photobooth with props, you can do either generic stuff, eg- top hats, bow ties, flower crowns and bonnets for the guests to take photos with. Or you could do props tied to your print, eg- giant unicorn heads or big teacups or whatever your dress inspires. You don't particularly need to chose a print, if your thing is JetJ, you can do a rococo wedding theme instead, hits pretty close and works well with most JetJ prints.

You can either dress up in lolita for the pre-wedding photoshoots, or save the props and take photos in lolita after and add them to your photo album.

As for the bridesmaids, some of Bodyline's stuff isn't too bad, you can check for reviews. You should add in the cost of getting a properly poofy petti though, or you'll be surrounded by deflated itas on your big day.

Alternatively, if you just want the poof, you could try vintage- or retro-styled bridesmaid dresses, or just plain fit-and-flare if that's fine with you.

[Anonymous No.9379280]

>>9379048
This German lolita had the ultimate lolita bridesmaids, all of them wearing the same print. But apparently it wasn't easy organizing it, because some of them had to buy the dress especially for the occasion and really had to hunt it down. But it looks like the effort was worth it!

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And this is the last of all I had saved.

[Anonymous No.9379804]

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Swear to me on your soul that you will not use dollar store fake pearls if you do this.

Fakes are fine but for gods sake use something like pic related instead of colorless Mardi Gras beads. Fakes can be lovely and cheap, there's no need to go to Joanne's dollar bin.

[Anonymous No.9379812]

>go to /fa/ to see if they have any wedding dress threads or some kind of wedding aesthetics thing
>never been to /fa/ before
>realize its just a bunch of grungy, college dudes who don't actually talk about fashion at all
>its like a less shitty /b/
>disappointed to the max

I would love a Rococo themed reception.

[Anonymous No.9379914]

>>9379048
There was one person who basically used BtSSB Pockets Embroidery as heavy design inspo for a full length silk wedding dress. This was in ye olden LJ days though so it doesn't come up when you search lolita weddings.
http://egl.livejournal.com/16422706.html

I also feel like Madeline Chiffon from MM would be fantastic as design inspo for a full length wedding dress.

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>>9379812
The tree thing on the right is flaring up my OCD.

[Anonymous No.9379949]

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Actually, if we're going down that route, I feel like some of the tea-length dresses just need a bit of work to turn them into proper floor-length gowns, there's no real need to redesign lolita dresses into different dresses altogether.

Take the Dressy Time special set, for eg. It's already in ruffled tiers, so if you add another underskirt with more layers (matching lace), maybe add an overskirt or a train to break up the monotony of ruffles all the way down, or pin up part of the skirt to create some assymmetry, it could very easily look like it's meant to be a floor-length dress all along.

Only issue I foresee is finding the right dress combo -- dressy time doesn't come in white, pink x ivory is the closest. Holy Lacy Doll onepiece does come in white, but only the onepiece is long (and it's pretty stuffy looking). I've been wondering if it's possible to layer a JetJ dress over a bunch of ruffles to imitate the look in >>9379185, though.

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Has any one bought the actual wedding dresses brands release? What is the quality like on them?

[Anonymous No.9381315]

>>9379804
GOD NO I have enough nice looking pearl strands/bracelets stored up since I keep buying extras every time I see good ones. We're going as low budget as possible so we can blow the rest on the honeymoon, but we want it to look classy

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>>9372977
that fucking beehive ffs WHO DID THIS

[Anonymous No.9381419]

>>9381406
It looks like Misako Aoki, Anon.

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>>9381406
reverse image search takes you to the twitter account of the designer

[Anonymous No.9381426]

>>9381419
Does that mean it's BTSSB?
jesus. idk about this one. those sleeves are something else.

[Anonymous No.9381430]

>>9381423
>hiroko tokumine
this is a goldmine.
there's so much shiny satin and big sleeves going on here, it's like the eighties all over again.
some of these are cool designs in theory, but in practice they look like you're wearing a white satin duvet. Is he supposed to be a lolita-specific designer?

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>>9381426
No. Misako has modeled for wedding dresses before.

[Anonymous No.9381438]

>>9381430
No, she does wedding dresses

[Anonymous No.9381573]

>>9381430
I blame the fact that Japan does not have a long Western wedding dress or prom dress tradition. It's probably just as bad as when a Western designer started to do Kimonos - there is a big chance it would look somewhat off.

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>>9381315

Oh thank heaven. Bless you Anon.