For those of you who are not wearing bras, or you having cups put in the dress? I did't even know this exsists. Are they comfortable? Do they make you look weird?
My dress has boning in the torso and the back is corset, is it possiblt to get a way with a bra?
MrsWmson2be
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One of my bridesmaids asked about this possibility. However, she's very busty. The seamstress told her she couldn't get away with having cups sewn into her dress because they wouldn't lend her any support.
For my gown, I ordered a bra to go with it. I'm busty also though. Consensus is that you can have the cups sewn in and they'd work...but only if you didn't require that much support up front.
HTH
futuremrsGafforio
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I had my girls done, so I am hoping I won't need a bra at all !!!!!!!
mcb916
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I have been wondering the same thing!!
Beach-e-bride
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im having my dress made and they are putting cups in for me since its a halter with a low back- i have no other choice-- im a c-cup and they said it will be fine
MrsStefan
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I'm having cups sewn into my dress. I am 'lacking' in that area, so say the least. I've had cups sewn into other dresses I've worn and I find them to be very comfortable. They don't make you look funny at all.
May2004
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I actually wore both - had cups sewn in and wore a long-line bra. My seamstress suggested that I have the cups sewn in as well, it keeps the shape of my strapless gown.
