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 Posted: Sun May 11, 2008 5:39 pm
Where do you get bras for your wedding dresses?
I will probably go with something that has thin straps, or maybe no straps at all. Or maybe a low back. But how do you get a bra to go with any of these options?
I looked at victoria's secret and they only had the kind where the sides have adhesive. I tried one out before and it is very low quality and I was terrified of it slipping off at any time.
I also got this thing called "feather bra" that suctions to the boobs without adhesive, but that was in China, and I haven't found anything similar in the US.
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Posted: Tue May 13, 2008 7:11 am
I got my dress as well as my undergarments at David's Bridal. It was just easier that way so I knew my bra wouldn't be peeking out from underneath my dress. (I ordered dress & bra the same day.) Mine's a strapless corset-like contraption. Sucks in my tummy and gives "the girls" great support.
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Posted: Tue May 13, 2008 10:01 am
You can always go to specialty bra stores, which are a little more upscale than regular mall stores. They provide good strapless ones. For low back, they have the low back extenders which you add to the back of a bra and which wrap around to the front which make the bra at the back, much lower.
There is, as you said, the adhesive side ones which are strapless and backless. IF, and I say IF, you can find a good quality one than I would probably say if you need both backless and strapless this may be the way to go. There's also the boob adhesives which you attach to your breast and are supposed to help support them.
I'd say maybe check out some specialty bra stores as they might be able to help if you tell them what you're looking for.
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Posted: Fri Oct 10, 2008 1:54 am
I got mine from Marks & Spencer, it was the only place I could find a suitable one at the time, but I've seen the same type of bras slowly coming into other shops since.
It's got multi-way straps, so it can be changed from strapless, halter or just normal; but that wasn't really important for my dress, as it had such a high neck-line.
The reason I got it, is because it's made of like a sort of rubbery fabric (sorry, it's hard to explain), it's completely seamless and it's very thin at the edges; so it gives you support and shape, but doesn't show through under your dress.
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