Dressing for formal night

[FionaMG]

 

4 hours ago, twonpcb said:

 of you who told us to wear our tuxes and enjoy ourselves:  Thank you!  

 

Were we in the minority as far as being dressed up?  Yes!  Did we enjoy ourselves and look damn good?  Yes!  We got many approving nods as we proudly wore our tuxedos on both formal nights.  Thank y’all to everyone who encouraged us to go ahead and wear our tuxes!

 

Nice! 😊

Now you know for the next one! 😉

Edited January 31 by FionaMG
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[shipgeeks]

We are just off Vision.  I was pleasantly surprised at how many passengers did dress up.  Certainly not all, by any means, but we saw more tuxes and suits than on some other recent cruises.  It was nice.

[Scottdalfonso]

1 hour ago, shipgeeks said:

We are just off Vision.  I was pleasantly surprised at how many passengers did dress up.  Certainly not all, by any means, but we saw more tuxes and suits than on some other recent cruises.  It was nice.

Older ship, older crowd, older traditions 

[Engineroom Snipe]

7 minutes ago, Scottdalfonso said:

Older ship, older crowd, older traditions 

I resemble that statement.

 

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[Cruise a holic]

We still enjoy dressing up on formal nights- A true celebration of the cruise.  After covid, we want to celebrate each and every cruise.  We lived in casual clothes for a few years- and of course, like many ate too much!  We did purchase new clothes that fit us properly now- and have lost some of the covid 15.  

 

 I think many people still aren't in the post covid mode and still wear the stretchy casual clothes.  

[travelberlin]

Does anyone know how many formal nights on a 13th night cruise? And on which night there is lobster?

[Biker19]

Just now, travelberlin said:

Does anyone know how many formal nights on a 13th night cruise? And on which night there is lobster?

Two or three. Likely the second to last night. All this assumes a sailing out of the US.