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Wearing gloves as part of the wedding ensemble adds a formality to the outfit and, the longer the glove, the more formal the attire.

When you choose if you'll wear gloves and what length of glove, keep the formality of your wedding in mind. The bridesmaid should not be more formally dressed than the bride, so their glove length should be the same or shorter than the bride's gloves.

If you are planning on removing your gloves during the ceremony, practice beforehand so the movement isn't awkward. Take the gloves off and give them to the maid of honor at the same time you hand her the bouquet.

Gloves can be worn throughout the ceremony. You can choose to make a small slit at the seam on the ring finger to be able to easily put the ring on. Or the ring can be put on over the glove, if it will fit. Also, fingerless glove styles are available.

Whatever style of glove you choose, you'll want to be comfortable throughout the ceremony and reception.

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