Muster????!!!!!

I am getting married on the Triumph on January 5th and I just occurred to me, do you have to go to muster in your Wedding Dress?!!! Please share your experiences.

ALL passengers are required to attend the muster drill ... If you want to wear your wedding dress that up to you.

Yes you have to go to muster, how you are dressed is optional.

I just was trying to make sure there will be enough time to change after the reception and before the muster.

I just was trying to make sure there will be enough time to change after the reception and before the muster.

That's what I'm wondering too. From what I hear, the pictures can take up to an hour following the reception, so I'm not sure if there will be enough time to change.

We were married on the Conquest 5 years ago. The ceremony was around 1pm followed by a short reception (just me and my DH) then pictures. We had plenty of time to go to the Lido for a drink, wander around the ship taking pictures and go back to our cabin before muster. I changed into shorts and a white tank top before we headed to the drill.

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We didn't attend the muster drill during my April 2011 wedding on the Dream. Our photographer took photos during that time.

I am getting married on the Magic and when I talked to the local coordinator she said it is possible depending on how long pictures take that I may have to attend the muster drill in my gown. I would just call the coordinator and ask.

I've seen many brides/grooms in wedding attire at muster, it's fun! I think it adds a special touch & everyone is so happy for you. What better way to make muster go by quickly!? :p

I'm actually so excited to get a few pictures (even if they're amateur ones) because it's something completely different that not a lot of people will ever get to have!

I'm actually so excited to get a few pictures (even if they're amateur ones) because it's something completely different that not a lot of people will ever get to have!

I thought the same thing. Pictures all life jacketed up in my gown. I thought it would be a unique photo op.

On the 6 cruises I have been on we never put on a life jacket at the muster drill.

On the 6 cruises I have been on we never put on a life jacket at the muster drill.

I was talking about a joke photo not that you had to wear one during muster. When we were on the Triumph you had to carry it with you.

I was talking about a joke photo not that you had to wear one during muster. When we were on the Triumph you had to carry it with you.

Oh ok I didn't understand.

I did not have time to change out of my (huge, poofy) wedding gown. Our photos finished up just as they called us to muster. It wasn't bad though, people were congratulating us and stuff.

Princess required us to put on our jacket. I wore my wedding dress during muster drill because I liked wearing my dress and wanted to be able to wear it as long as possible. Only problem is I felt kind of suffocated, with so much stuff on and being packed like sardines.

Princess required us to put on our jacket. I wore my wedding dress during muster drill because I liked wearing my dress and wanted to be able to wear it as long as possible. Only problem is I felt kind of suffocated, with so much stuff on and being packed like sardines.

I actually want to wear my dress for as long as possible, too. And I plan to have it on when I fall into bed after a night of celebrating. I am packing a short, white dress to change into, though - just in case.

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I got married on the Triumph on September 1st this year. We finished pictures right before muster. The crew was great and we didn't have to stand outside at "our"station for the drill. They took us to the Oxford Lounge (were we got married) and let us sit in there so my dress wouldn't get dirty.