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Old 01-31-2009, 12:34 PM #1
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Default Ladies I need some clothing help!

We are going to a formal wedding on Feb 14th, I have a black dress that I wore to the last formal wedding in the same family so I am thinking I need a different dress!

My question is since it is "formal" wedding I should probably make sure my tattoo doesn't show, right?

I am having a hard time finding a dress I like that doesn't show it. I have been shopping around here - first they are all SO expensive because of Prom time coming up and my funds are VERY low - second to find one that doesn't show my tat I am finding difficult!

So do I cover up the tat? Plus the dress I have shows part of it and I don't think that looks good.
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