Is the aim to find something you maybe could possibly wear again, even if you had to smuggle it over the border into Canada?

Snork.

I was thinking that I could raise the hem and make it a cocktail dress after the wedding, but no! Smuggling to Canada to sell on the Sekrit Toronto Bridal Black Market is a much better idea.

Mostly I'm looking for something that won't make me look lumpy or give me too much cleavage.

And crap, I forgot to ask about shoe color.

Sure, they could be, but in this case they're not.

I am SO not a one-word kind of person. I keep thinking of things like, "Serious, but not in a humorless kind of way. Determined, but with a wry sense of humor."

I was thinking that I could raise the hem and make it a cocktail dress after the wedding, but no! Smuggling to Canada to sell on the Sekrit Toronto Bridal Black Market is a much better idea.

If you're looking for one where you could raise the hem, the one msbelle linked to is probably your best choice.

Who's making you use only three words, Emily? That's weird.

I like this dress that no one else picked, but not if you need long: [link]

If you're looking for one where you could raise the hem, the one msbelle linked to is probably your best choice.

It's not a dealbreaker, but the one msbelle linked to is probably best for my body type. I'll have to try it on to see.

Of course, there are no David's Bridal stores near me. Bastards.

I so do not get the whole "full length gown bridesmaid dress" thing. I am ungowny. I mean, it's not the Oscars!

I do like a lot of the shorter options, and they are def. rewearable.

Sorry, I skipped right over the floor-length requirement. Hello, reading comprehension.

Who's making you use only three words, Emily? That's weird.

National Honor Society.

National Honor Society.

Dumb.

Well, everyone else is looking at floor-length. I could buck the trend and show off my gams, but I'm not meant to be the center of attention.