Some etiquette experts believe that second-time brides should avoid wearing white, veils, or trains, although few second-timers heed. As with any wedding, the time of day and amount of formality of the ceremony, as well as your own particular style, should decide what you wear. If you are having a very simple ceremony with close family friends, then you can wear something more elegant such as a long dress or skirt suit. If you are having a more formal wedding with only relatives in attendance, then you should wear something modest such as a cocktail dress or skirt suit. A second-time bride who is having a black-tie event should probably wear a ball gown or some other type of formal attire. As long as you do not go overboard with fashion, feel free to express yourself through what you wear at your second wedding.