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Silly Question...

Katie&Chris2006 Posted:

Silly Question...

Ok, so the dress I am leaning towards getting is two-pieces. Is it weird to have a two-piece wedding gown? Are there pros/cons to a one-piece versus a two-piece?

I know this is a silly question...thanks girls!
SOON TO BE MRS. B Posted:

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I don't think its weird to have a two peice gown...I think it totally dpeneds on teh style that you like and feel comfortable in....I don't really knwo any pros or cons but I think you should go with what you like...and teh pics you posted ealrier in teh week were grogeous!!!!!

JXNOscar Posted:

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It's not weird at all!!!!!! When they put my first two piece on me, it was gorgeous!!!!!!!!!!!!! They actually look seamless on. No one will know until its time to come off
glinda_goodwitch Posted:

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I'll tell you one pro: much easier to go to the bathroom if you need to! I think Maybride05 had a two piece dress and it was gorgeous. You should check out her review.
Soon2bMrs.MC Posted:

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I have 2 piece gown and when u put it on (since its all one color) it looks like a one piece gown.

Mine is not heavy at all, so i love it
Soon2BeMrsS Posted:

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as long as you love it, why not?

Danigrl28 Posted:

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My dress was 2 pieces. I love it and most people can't even tell that it is.

sr081906 Posted:

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Posted by glinda_goodwitch

I'll tell you one pro: much easier to go to the bathroom if you need to! I think Maybride05 had a two piece dress and it was gorgeous. You should check out her review.



One con: (from my MOH). She got married last year and only told me about it when I was trying on dresses. I tried on and love it. But she told me she felt the skirt and bottom were 'shifting' on hers when she was dancing and she had to reajust regularly with hers. I never noticed that during her wedding and the dress bodice was fitted correctly.

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