u/MasterOfBothWorlds7

I’m attending my boyfriend’s cousin’s wedding next weekend (July 11th). There was no formally announced Dress Code, so I’m kind of shooting in the dark here. I haven’t been to many weddings at all, and none in the summer time.

I found some dresses at Aritzia and Abercrombie, and I need some help choosing which is most appropriate. Most are the same/similar style but in different colors (the style was just what worked best for me)

I’ve attached a screenshot (last picture) of what my boyfriend’s mom (the brides Aunt) and my boyfriend’s sister-in-law will be wearing. To me these seem like different styles of dress so I have no clue about formality or length! My boyfriend’s mom advised me to wear “brighter colors” which I think makes sense for an East coast summer wedding.

All that to say, do any of these dresses/colors hit the mark? Do I need to keep looking? Let me know thank you!

TLDR: I do not have an official dress code for the wedding, and am going off of what other people are wearing. Do any of these work for a summer East coast family wedding?

Hey all, I'm posting because I'm looking for places in Vermont preferably warmer spots I have no problem with the rivers being cooler but a place where it pools so there's a little bit more heat would be great.

My biggest goal is to sit in a lawn chair and be able to enjoy the river/lake. Also to be able to swim and move around in nearby deeper spots..

My biggest problem is me. I've recently put on a substantial amount of weight and I'm having a hard time getting around with the new weight on my lower back. Water is definitely the best way for me to get moving but I have found that pools are challenging because many of them do not have full stairs and pulling myself out on the ladder is not a possibility for me at this point. I would love to find somewhere that I could walk in. Getting in is no problem actually but I need somewhere that I'll be able to pull myself out or walk out fairly easily.

What are some suggestions of places that have easy access ramps for small boats or small incline Riverside access. Definitely want something that will allow me to sit in a chair in the water. Happy to pay any fees for local or private access. Less populated would be better as I pretty much hate the skin I'm in.. but as long as people would be good with me being there in a chair, let there be people. Haha

I live in Westford and would love something fairly local to me, however it's Vermont so when I say fairly local I mean I would drive up to 40 minutes for the right spot.

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