Guidelines for Mormon women include their conduct, dress code and roles as wives and mothers, as well as their roles in the church. Mormon women do not serve in the priesthood of the church. Mormon women do, however, run... More »
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints encourages Mormon youth not to begin dating until they are at least 16 years old. When youth begin dating, the church suggests going on group dates, avoiding going on too m... More »
Other than attending services regularly and showing respect for adults, most of the common rules for Mormon teens center around dating. At 16, teens are allowed and even encouraged to date, as long as they do not become ... More »
Dress codes for Mormon women include skirt suits, sweaters, dresses and modest-length jackets with blouses. Shirts with sleeves that are shorter than half-length must be worn with a long-sleeve cover shirt. The length of... More »
Women can attend a Mormon church wearing modest dresses or skirts that go down to or below the knees. They should avoid wearing short dresses or skirts, tight clothing, or dresses or shirts that are low-cut in back or fr... More »
Other than attending services regularly and showing respect for adults, most of the common rules for Mormon teens center around dating. At 16, teens are allowed and even encouraged to date, as long as they do not become ... More »
Mormon women wear a special kind of underwear known as "temple garment." Women start to wear the underwear after their first visit to the temple, when they undergo a ceremony known as the "temple endowment." More »
