its how they gather your dress train at the end of the ceremony. they pin the train to the back of your dress so the train is not down and dragging the whole night.
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its how they gather your dress train at the end of the ceremony. they pin the train to the back of your dress so the train is not down and dragging the whole night.
i was planning on holding up the train the whole night lol i was wondering how brides do it
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Posted by jessica08bride
its how they gather your dress train at the end of the ceremony. they pin the train to the back of your dress so the train is not down and dragging the whole night.
i was planning on holding up the train the whole night lol i was wondering how brides do it
Don't be too embarrassed. When I first started dress shopping I told my mom I refused to get a dress with a train because I didn't want to be tripping over it all night. My mom laughed at me & then explained the concept of the bustle. Then I agreed to a train, but only a short one. I ended up with a nice looong train.
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I really hate the look of pretty much all bustles. I dont know why but they just seem that nice to me. Luckily on my dress you cant even tell when its bustled.
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My FH's mom said when she got married they had elastic connected to her train that went around her writst (that was 'the look') at that time...imagine!
My FH's mom said when she got married they had elastic connected to her train that went around her writst (that was 'the look') at that time...imagine!
That, for some reason, is what I was imagining too when i started dress shopping. That's why I didn't want a train