Do you agree with brides wearing white that aren't virgins?

I agree with wearing white, even if the bride isn't a virgin. It can alos represent purity of intent and the beginning of a new life. I think that putting apremium on virginity leaves women still acting as the property of males. Those days are over, so meanings can change.

It depends on whether you're religious or not. The white=purity idea is a religious thing. If you believe in it, follow it. Personally, I plan on wearing a white dress because that's what I want to do. It has nothing to do with whether or not I'm a virgin.

In this day and age I don't think it really matters anymore. I've seen very pregnant brides wearing white, and white worn by brides on their second (and even third)marriages. White used to be symbolic of virginity, but it also meant the person was pure, and not in the virginity sense of the word pure. I think if a bride wants to wear white it's her choice, and she should hold her head high and not let out moded, old fashioned, conventions bother her in the least.

I don't really care. I think we are past the era where a bride was expected to be a virgin on the wedding night, or making her wear a red "A" if she is not. I don't think it really raises eyebrows much anymore. White is now mostly a traditional color of wedding dress, we know what it used to mean, but acknowledge that the bride is not really making a statement to the state of her sexuality anymore.

I think that a bride should wear whatever makes her happiest, no matter what colour it is and should not worry about the judgments of small-minded people who are bound by the limitations of superstition and the illusion of moralistic superiority.

I could care less. I think it is an outdated custom here in America, not sure everywhere else. I doubt that anyone at my wedding (I wasn't a virgin lol) cared either that I wore white, it's just a dress! I think they were just grateful that I was the first woman in my generation of family that married without having a kid or being pregnant in the wedding!

I honestly feel that a bride can wear whatever color/style dress she wants to. It's her day and she should feel beautiful in her dress, whatever the color may be. I do understand certain religions and cultures have set ideas about the dress color-whatever works for you, not a big deal. I wore a white dress and I was almost 6 months pregnant. :)

I don't have a problem with it. I think white is more of just a traditional color now, rather than being the virgin color. It's hard to find somebody older than 15 who IS a virgin anymore anyway.

Brides that marry in white do it as its traditional i guess nowadays Adding stuff like roses or other stuff is okay i guess as some people marry in all kinds of wierd and wonderful stuff