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So in this one she is wondering if she gets a tattoo and it's super noticeable, is she ruin her friend's wedding pictures now we have

over the years I felt like had every scenario when it comes to tattoos and

bridesmaid dresses.

Hey, this one says, my best friend getting married at the end of the year and I'm in the

wedding. I currently only have tattoos that are covered by clothing for the most part and would be covered by the dress she picked

I've been saving up for a sleeve and I would like to start working on it. I finally found an artist that I like.

I'm concerned that getting a sleeve would be a major aesthetic change right before her

wedding. I know it's my body and it shouldn't matter, but as you know all too

well people care a lot about their wedding pictures. Should I wait until after her wedding to get started on the sleeve or should I ask her opinion on what she'd prefer?

I want to move forward with what I want for myself, but I also don't want to ruin anyone's special day

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