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Communion Dresses (again, probably)

DublinWriter · 2012-01-15 19:55:19

Hi...our little niece is going through her FHC shortly. She lives in England, but coming over here to say with us for a few weeks and hopefully we'll buy a dress for her. Basically, where's the best place on the North East for FHC dresses? Secondly, in Ireland is there a tradition of girls wearing veils for the FHC or a…

15-01-2012 7:55pm

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Hi...our little niece is going through her FHC shortly. She lives in England, but coming over here to say with us for a few weeks and hopefully we'll buy a dress for her.

Basically, where's the best place on the North East for FHC dresses?

Secondly, in Ireland is there a tradition of girls wearing veils for the FHC or a strictly prescribed dress code? Her parents haven't really gotten any direction from the catholic school she goes to in the UK.

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#2 16-01-2012 3:21pm

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They don't have to wear veils. My daughter didn't, you can get lovely slides in Claire's that will work nicely. Half of the girls didn't wear veils.

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