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The bride's mother is the last person to be seated before the procession of the bridesmaids begins.
The mother of the bride must wear a bright coloured dress or suit to show happiness and is also a sign of good luck for a happy marriage
the mother of the bride should wear red because it color coordinates well.
If the bridesmaids dresses are colours like regency, violet or blue I would say a Teal dress. Teal compliments silver extremely well.
Since the bridesmaids are wearing brown the mother of the bride can wear these colors:Rose color with a hint of brown sheenCopperSoft yellowDifferent soft pale shades of blueIt is best to take one of the dresses with you so you can match your dress to the bridesmaid's dress.I would generally stick to golds, tans, copper and soft yellows. You want the make sure the pictures look great and the idea is to compliment the wedding party, you will have more options by searching online we found a good dress for my mom at House of brides (http://www.dpbolvw.net/click-3854389-10534659) they offer a variety of colors and quick shipping.Good Luck,Kris
The mother of the bride is definitely defying tradition by wearing black but this is the 21st century and there are lots of black/white theme weddings. The mother of the groom could wear the traditional beige or champagne to coordinate with the mother's choice of color. I am not sure what "candy apple" means. Is that green? If so, then she could choose a color more in line with the bridesmaids' dresses and wear lime, jade, hunter green or sage. If it candy apple is red, then the MOG could choose red, burgundy, wine, cinnamon.
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Generally the mother of the bride and the groom's mother get their corsages when the bride's; maid of honor; bridesmaids flowers are delivered to the bride's parent's home, but if the bride would like to give her mother a bouquet of flowers personally from her then it should be done in private (at home) or, if you want to give the bouquet of flowers to the mother then also include the future mother-in-law or it is poor etiquette and there could be some hurt feelings by the mother-in-law.
The critical thing is that she shouldn't take attention away from the bride. Everything else is largely irrelevant (though ideally she should neither wear the exact same color as the bridesmaids nor something that clashes hideously with it).It's pretty common for there to be at least a few photos of the wedding party and the family together (it's also fairly likely that at least some of the bridesmaids will be family, and therefore in the family photo even if there isn't specifically one of the family with all the bridesmaids), and you don't want the mother to be mistaken for a bridesmaid, or for the colors to clash too much.
Yes, Barack's half-sisters Maya (mother's side) and Auma (father's side) were her bridesmaids, as was Michelle's best friend Santita Jackson.
The time when the bride walks up the aisle with her father and or her mother, or whom ever is giving her away, is called the Wedding Processional. Usually the bridesmaids walk up the aisle, followed by a flower girl and ring bearer...then the moment everyone has been waiting for...the bride and her father or parents.
The father of the groom. Men on the left, women on the right