Right that’s what I was looking at I don’t think the grooms had a problem with it if multiple people did it 😂

Same! Do we even know if the bride wore white?

@@kneau i don't think there was a bride lol

@@Nenebeautyywonderful!

@@Nenebeautyy which would explain the white dresses! Maybe they paid homage to the traditional western white dress with the female guests

The fact that the people complaining didn’t even pay attention to that when the very photo shows it just shows why I don’t take internet controversy seriously.

@@nopeninja9765 I don't see the point of getting upset if the wedding couple were cool with it. At the end of the day, they had final say.

@@nopeninja9765 no what’s even better is the people complaining weren’t even invited or knew who the grooms were or that they were even grooms

Exactly!!

only famous people could wear white and the rest of the peasants had to wear beige lol

Wow that seems ironically left out of the narrative 🤨 social media is so shady. I saw another woman in white and chalked it up being a non-traditional wedding and it was probably an agreement. I didn’t even know it was a gay couple’s wedding until I read your comment lol it’s the pointless outrage for me

@@bellaelleira I mean there's a pic of the grooms in the vid, but yea you got a point

I only found this out by reading your comment lmfao this whole headline and story is pointless

@@minheo03 yeah I noticed that AND another woman wearing white so I came to the conclusion that this was not a “traditional” wedding but I didn’t wanna jump to conclusions because I didn’t know what Jacque looks like to know that that pic specifically was of him and his now husband. So I came to the comments to _see what the streets were saying_ lmao and this comment confirmed what I thought initially thought but didn’t wanna be wrong in assuming. Them failing to mention that it was gay wedding with there being no “bride” to disrespect, seems purposefully done to create sheep-like outrage which is terrible cuz now people are only talking about this wedding because people are making it seem like Dua was the ONLY woman wearing white when it was pretty much what seems to be the dress code. That was the part that bothered me. It’s sleazy imo

exactly lol

And if that's the case I can guarantee he asked her to wear that dress to his wedding, for press, cause it's Dua Lipa. Also was there a theme? Because a woman behind her is also wearing white.

There's also literally a woman next to her wearing white as well. It was probably an all white party nurr

@@tillyrose2632 exactly!!!! Its an all white wedding theme and it was an excellent choice!!! The guests looked amazing and the grooms looked amazing!!!!

@@Booby_toesdays right causes the people who got married don't give a f 😂

Did not know that. Cool.

Exactly! That sounds so flattering, especially on your own special day. If Jacquemus actually had an issue, he’d blast her all over social media and every guest would be upset. The only people throwing a fit are the ones who weren’t even there.

@@pixi3d3ath47 it's a gay wedding so I don't think he'd mind her or any ladies wearing white and sheer and white was dress code for women 🤦🏻‍♀️ people on internet just want something to talk about everything's a controversy now

Bebé oui oui and first reply btw.

And on theme! The audacity of wearing a color in the theme of the wedding

😂😂😂😂

@@mariapaz6379 truly unacceptable! so disrespectful

That is the comment I was coming to write lmao

lol

Actually it was the theme wearing white that day, people so lazy to do a little search to find out the truth before they attack others.

No it's that it's generally considered rude to do. Exceptions to the rule doesn't negate the rule

@SweetChick10101 that's actually exactly how those rules work like there's a reason there's a rule that you don't wear white to a wedding now can you make exceptions to that rule based on your person yes but that doesn't negate the fact that it is a generally known rule that is generally considered rude to wear white to a wedding did I say Millie Bobby Brown is being rude no I simply referenced the fact that it is a well-known rule that it's generally considered rude to wear white to somebody else's wedding but go off Queen

I don't think grooms actually care about women wearing white anyway, it's usually an issue because the bride almost always wear white. There's no bride here, only 2 grooms so I don't think they care

@@Pleasetiemyshoes even if it's a general rule, immediately attacking some for it if you don't know if this specific wedding allows it is just rude and not needed at all.

Yeah, the point is not to upstage the brides dress, but neither of the grooms wore a dress? And it's literally HIS dress, getting a TON of attention on social media? And also another woman in the photo is also wearing a white dress....it kinda seems like maybe its just not your standard dress code

That’s what I thought, too… not wearing bridal white doesn’t seem like a big deal when there isn’t a bride.

Also, a lot of weddings have a color theme for the guests and turns out, a lot of the times is white! I'm only twenty, so i've only been to like three weddings, and the colors for the guests' attire included white in all of them

Thank you for this comment. I liked the dress on her before knowing this. I also noticed another woman in a white dress. Maybe it was black and white themed.

Why do gays get married if they don't follow God? Not hate, I’m curious

Best take I’ve seen so far. No offense to Debra from Wisconsin, but the people I see mad about it don’t really understand the culture of the fashion industry they are trying to speak for

@@thegillmachine 🤣🤣🤣

so you're assuming the criticism comes from middle America. It's a great possibility that Deborah from Wisconsin doesn't know or care who these people are. Or care about fashion people from LA and NY.

@@gobyfish1399 if Deborah didn't care, why is she commenting on this? She should shut up.

as a deborah from maryland, i approve this message

Sounds wonderful

i'm curious on what's the correct way. isn't it like jah-ku-mooz?

@@adobokkeumbap jak-mus with the french pronunciation of U

@@kittymeowsthetruth That's his family name. His parents named him Simon

@@kittymeowsthetruth well it’s definitely normal depending on the language and that’s his last name....

@@kittymeowsthetruth Its normaln for France lol. Lisa is an exotic name in my coutry.

Yes! You can even see it on the picture, there was another female guest behind dua lipa that also wear white dress… i think it’s the dress code

I thought that this was obvious

100%

Yeah! I mean there isn't a bride, only two grooms so why people are upset 💀 Just two husbands bruh, ain't nobody wearing a wedding dress.

@@mavis.lahar2001 People like getting upset for no reason, I don't get it, it's not their wedding for them to be upset about, don't assume whoever is getting married will have the same reaction or opinion as you. For instance, there's some upset that the dress was see-through, but that's the fcking dress the groom designed! he most likely doesn't mind, and if he finds it upsetting it would be his place to speak out not some stranger on the internet with nothing better to do

@HELLUR i dont get it

Doesn’t mean he told her to specifically wear that .

@@hibeautym nah y'all better get job instead of being mad over what celebrities does and does not.

@@hibeautym bruh you think dua just said make me a dress and he just made one for her. Designers specifically ask for stuff like event, theme, person's individual taste before they make dresses. It's a designer dress, and the _designer_ made it, he's not just making a random dress out of the blue

@@hibeautym it's a gay wedding 💀

Nah but when you have to censor out parts of an outfit, that’s how you know it’s kinda whack and shows too much💀

Exactly, making good press for Jacquemus and Dua I guess. She’s stunning!

Yea causes people always wanna talk so it whatever

Haha yes and I liked it more than original. An egg shaped padding in that shear dress would look great

The earings are fitting too

@@katsa6052 i actually was surprised that somebody designed that because to me it looked very odd and impractical. I'm going to rewatch the video now because I had no idea these circular shapes were not supposed to be there XD

4. No one in the marrying couple wore a white dress, so they wouldn't be upstaged by Dua's white dress! (They looked great btw 🥰)

Yeah she was on theme

Yes. Everyone was wearing white.

yeah the theme was white/beige 😭

I wore white lace to a wedding once. I got a lot of weird looks and felt uncomfortable. Plus I was really young I think 18 maybe. Its funny now.

under the underwaer is also gorgeous

Jahhhhhmousse 😅

Jah - (phlegm) - moose

Mais tellement "JARRRRH-MOUSSE" ça me fume bordel

As a non French French speaker, same

idem

No

No

Nope

"In some places in Europe it's customary for the maidens of honor to also wear white" girl ...no maidens of honor are not even a thing in europe, they are an american thing

@@sofypi7493 not true they're very important in Spain and in the south of Europe in general

I live in Spain and most of the couples that I've met would ask guests to wear all white to the wedding, I wouldn't be surprised if they did that too in the south of France.

@@mistressofthedark5775 I read it was a white and beige themed wedding 😊

In Philippines, most weddings require everyone to wear white. And all female guests WEAR GOWNS. Im not exactly sure why u guys in us always wear somewhat a simple style when its such a big day. Weddings here make everyone wear gowns and for male they all wear suits or barong (a traditional formal chlothing) . A bridesmaids gown here can easily outshine any brides dress in US. Our brides here are mad stunning tho! They have this extremely intricate gown design with awesome bead and lace works and a long trail. The bride also wears a really long veil and tiara Not all wedding require the guest to wear white but usually they still choose colors like yellow or sky blue (light colors in general) . But nevertheless the common here is for guest to wear white

It was apparently the groom's design for her soo in a gay wedding

same 😂 i thought it was part of the design

SAME HAHAHA i was like… those cups are horrid 🤣 why is dua’s top so much better ??

Yes, it was white and beige themed. 😊

I also speak french and his confident pronunciation honestly riled me up throughout this whole video 😆

Agreed! Her earrings were gorgeous too!

that sounds very elegant! I used to bartend weddings and I loved seeing all of the non-traditional concepts.

You are only allowed to agree if not then shut up 🤫 I don’t get the internets anymore

i think the “outshining the bride” take is pretty stupid aswell. Im a woman and i could give a simple crap if other women are gorg like who cares lmao

What's stylish about a see through dress

Ok frenchie, give us a clue?

Lol

@@caravanrose fellow other "frenchie" here. This name should be pronounced "JA-KE-MÜS" JA being pronounced with a soft -j sound like he did in the video or in the word camouflaGe; CQUE being pronounced with a hard -k sound like in cope or mechanism and the letter e pronounced as uh (the sound y'all typically make when hesitating) ; and MUS is pronounced with a clear -u sound (if you've ever heard the letter said out loud in french, idk how to explain it for you, I don't even think you have this sound in English) and the s is optional, some say it, some don't. I guess it really depends on the mood. Anyway, I hope I was of any help. Have a nice rest of your day.

@@AmelieKaren7_13 thank you! That certainly helps, have a nice weekend 😁

@@AmelieKaren7_13 would the MUS be pronounced like either "mew" or "moo"? Or something different than either of those?

i wanna say it surprised me how naturall and not so pretty face she has here but i totally love her for it and actually like it more then perfect beautifull face, thats just boring

Not in this instance, I agree. But I don't think that this would be okay at any gay couple's wedding without their permission. Some people do not like to see others try to upstage them on their wedding day, no matter the gender.

@@inessa5923 I am only talking about this specific instance tho. Ofc it would probably be rude at other times. But since it's a Jacquemus dress worn at his own wedding we can probably deduce that it was approved by him.