With so many options available, its easy to curate a collection of dresses that reflects your personality and meets the demands of your lifestyle, all while staying within budget
If you dont want to do a bouquet toss at your second wedding, make a lovely speech instead and present it to someone special at the reception
"Demi Moore, Overnight Star, At Long Last"
I started with the easiest dress code, because I am a lazy procrastinator and the other ones looked hard: Because I am 5'3'' and "fingertip length" rules are basically pointless nonsense on me because my arms are short (more on that in a moment), all the dresses were allowed: Here's the dress I chose to wear for my hypothetical trip to Ben Davis High School's prom, which is adorable, and so I assumed it wouldn't be allowed for most of the other high schools (spoiler: It is not): Next, I tried another school that I had pegged during the planning of this project as a "relatively easy" dress code: So while Broken Arrow High School has a relatively forgiving dress code, it's still presented in a way that might warrant hiring an SAT tutor to understand
Leather dress sneakers with a low profile are your best bet here as they offer a sharp, minimal look that works well in more professional settings
