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Miss Manners: Can my female attendants wear black at my wedding to match my tux?

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By Judith Martin Verified, Nicholas Martin, Jacobina Martin
| The Mercury News Verified
DEAR MISS MANNERS: I understand that black dresses are traditionally not supposed to be worn at a wedding. But what if there are female grooms-people at a black-tie affair? I’m planning to have my daughter and my three sisters stand with me at my wedding next year, and since I’m going to be in a tuxedo, I thought they might all wear black, as well. GENTLE READER: Congratulations on realizing that your wedding party should consist of those closest to you, regardless of gender.
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Miss Manners: Can my female attendants wear black at my wedding to match my tux?

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By Judith Martin Verified, Nicholas Martin, Jacobina Martin
| Flipboard
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Miss Manners: My friend couldn’t have known the gift would trigger me like that

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By Judith Martin Verified
| South Florida Sun Sentinel Verified
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... DEAR MISS MANNERS: I received a birthday card from a newish friend in the neighborhood. The card was unsolicited, though the giver had previously asked whether a party I was throwing had something to do with my birthday, and I admitted that it did happen to fall on that day. The card had a few scratch-off lottery tickets in it. My family happens to have a horrible history with gambling, even involving several gambling-related deaths and other traumas.
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