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21st September 2016
09:56am BST

We just feel sorry for any real brides who are actually getting married today. Everyone who spots them will now think they're just doing it all for charity. Happiest day of their life.
The effervescent Shauna O’Reilly, from The Ian Dempsey Breakfast Show, came up with the excellent idea and can’t believe the huge response they received.
She explained, "initially, I thought it would be brilliant to get one or two women to do it, but the reaction was just massive, it’s completely blown me away. Irish women were obviously just waiting for an opportunity to get back into their wedding dresses!"
https://twitter.com/grandantor/status/777219968739971072
The great event is not just limited to brides though.
For example, Stuart Lawlor and his friends will be taking to the streets of Wexford in some rather fetching bridesmaid dresses and over 300 students from Dunboyne’s College of Further Information will be getting involved by dressing up as wedding guests.
Here are some of the brilliant people who have already kicked off their day in style...
https://twitter.com/todayfm/status/778509651231014912
https://twitter.com/deirdrepower1/status/778500880849104897
https://twitter.com/todayfm/status/778495689731018752
https://twitter.com/todayfm/status/778495387346857984
https://twitter.com/nuigalway/status/778514135348805634
If you want to get involved - there are plenty more hours left in the day after all and we know you're just itching to squeeze back into your (or somebody else's) whiter than white wedding outfit - all you have to do is email your details to daretocare@todayfm.com and you'll be signed up immediately.
Or, if you'd rather just admire other people selflessly embarrass themselves on behalf of an incredibly worthy cause, you could simply donate to Dare to Care by clicking here and you can donate to Shauna's page by clicking here.
Congratulations to Shauna, Today FM and everyone involved, can we come to the after party?

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