Ok so I got the dress. Now I have to get a bra. It's going to have to be one of the long ones I'm guessing. I need ALOT of support. I'm a DDD so I don't think cups are going to do it. I'm also not the skinniest person, and the boning in the regular long bras kill me. Does anyone know anywhere that customizes bras? Or carries alot in stocck to try? The last one I got for my friends wedding from a so called specialist, the wire popped out before the ceremony even started. TIA
daniellek730
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Try Blum's in Patchogue. I haven't gone there but it has highly been recommended to me by several people. I most likely be getting my undergarments from there. They will measure you also.
Good Luck!
JLWSJC
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Posted by daniellek730
Try Blum's in Patchogue. I haven't gone there but it has highly been recommended to me by several people. I most likely be getting my undergarments from there. They will measure you also.
Good Luck!
ITA . I HAVE been there and they are great. And if they bring you something you don't like, they have no problem trying to find something else that'll fit you and you'll be comfortable in. Def go there.
Tracey1979
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I agree re: Blum's - that's where I got mine.
MrsC2010
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i get my bras at Intimacy in the city. I highly recommend them!
las1
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Orchard Corset in NYC
debzy
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I agree - go to Blum's. However, I will say this...I bought a longline bra with every intention of wearing it. However, when I tried it on with my dress a few days before I was boob-a-licious. Two days before the wedding I decided to try my dress on sans the bra and it looks amazing! I decided to not wear a bra at my wedding and was so glad. It was super comfy. And I'm not small either (D) and ALWAYS need a bra. But the wedding gown will fit you perfectly and you might be surprised that it gives you enough support.
Just something to consider.
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I agree - go to Blum's. However, I will say this...I bought a longline bra with every intention of wearing it. However, when I tried it on with my dress a few days before I was boob-a-licious. Two days before the wedding I decided to try my dress on sans the bra and it looks amazing! I decided to not wear a bra at my wedding and was so glad. It was super comfy. And I'm not small either (D) and ALWAYS need a bra. But the wedding gown will fit you perfectly and you might be surprised that it gives you enough support.
Just something to consider.
I am praying that happens! I despise the longlines. Thanks for letting me know. I have some hope now :)
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Ok so I got the dress. Now I have to get a bra. It's going to have to be one of the long ones I'm guessing. I need ALOT of support. I'm a DDD so I don't think cups are going to do it. I'm also not the skinniest person, and the boning in the regular long bras kill me. Does anyone know anywhere that customizes bras? Or carries alot in stocck to try? The last one I got for my friends wedding from a so called specialist, the wire popped out before the ceremony even started. TIA
i have the same problem i have been to 2 places already and ordered several and none of them are supporting me. i dont know what to do.
