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I think actually this could work if you handle it properly. [In the words of Hillary Clinton, I'm donning my "asbestos pantsuit" now, because dress code always seems to be a heated issue...] :-P As Misma said, get the word out, but don't FORCE people to wear black and white, and don't insist on it being uber-formal. For example, if I was a guest and could wear a black sundress with white polka dots (that I own), I'd probably think a black & white wedding was kind of fun and old-Hollywood glam...if I was told I must wear an evening gown (something I don't own), not so much. I know that a tradtional 40's black & white wedding was very high glamour, but I think you should leave the very fancy look to the bridal party, venue, invitations, etc. Let your guests play along at a more casual level if they want to (and don't be upset if they don't).
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