Wedding Dresses For Big Bust: How To Shop The Perfect Dress?

 

Big breasts are a blessing! Don't you agree? If not, I am sure after reading this article, you will. Did you know that the average bride has about 18 inches of cleavage? Shopping for the perfect wedding dress can be extremely challenging if you have a larger-than-average cup size. The good news is, with some tips and tricks, it's not impossible. Whether you're walking down the aisle or not, this article will provide you with everything you need to know when finding the perfect wedding dress for big busts.

 

Know Your Options Before You Shop

Before you start shopping, you must know the different wedding gowns available. This way, you can better understand what you're looking for. 

- Full-Length Wedding Gowns: These are the most common type of gowns, and they're fitted on the top with a full skirt. If you have a big bust, this gown will help enhance your curves while hiding any areas you want to keep covered.

 - Bridal Gowns with a Bolero Jacket: This style is perfect for brides who want to accentuate their shoulders. This type of gown will draw attention to your upper body, where most women have their largest breast area. 

- Short Wedding Gowns: Perfect for women who are self-conscious about their midsection but want to show off their legs, short wedding gowns are fitted on the top and have a short skirt. Short wedding gowns are also ideal for women with huge busts.

 

What to look for when shopping for wedding gowns

A wedding gown should more than look good on you. It should also make you feel great about yourself. Here are a few things to keep in mind while shopping for a gown: 

- Fabric - The fabric your gown is made of will be a massive factor in how it looks on you. You can search for stretchy materials or ones that are a bit looser to cover any trouble areas you may want to cover up. 

-Lace: Don't forget about lace. Wedding gowns often come with lace accents, which can be a beautiful design feature that also offers a bit of support. 

- Neckline - The cut of the bodice will affect the fit more than any other factor. For brides with larger breasts, you'll want a gown with a V-cut or scooped neckline to avoid cleavage from your top. 

- Cut - The overall shape of the gown is significant, too. You don't want a bulky or boxy gown; instead, you want something that hugs your curves. A-line or sheath styles are great for plus-sized brides.

 

Necklines to avoid:

Larger busted brides should steer clear of v-necks unless they can manage the depth of the v-dip, resist the impulse to display too much cleavage, or strike a balance with a fuller skirt.

High-collared: Wedding dresses aren't the best choice for brides with a larger bust because they draw attention to the size of the bust, which isn't always flattering.

Halter neckline: Dresses with a halter neck or a very high neckline draw attention to a woman's bust size, but they can also make a woman's chest look compressed, and the dress stretches across her bust. Anything that puts pressure on your chest should be avoided.

Strapless: You should know that even though many strapless dresses have built-in bra cups, they may not be large enough to support your breast. In a similar vein, spaghetti straps frequently aren't sturdy enough to raise the bust, leading to painful rubbing or even a snap as you move your shoulders about. Call ahead to some local dress retailers to see if they have dresses in stock with thicker straps if you need to wear a supportive bra.

 

Tips for Shopping for a Wedding Gown with Big Breasts

- Shop at the End of the Season - Bridal gowns are often released at the end of the year, so you'll have plenty of options. This way, you don't have to worry about being squeezed into a gown meant for someone with smaller cup size, and you can focus on finding a dress that fits you perfectly. 

- Bring a Friend - Shopping for a wedding gown is often a stressful experience. Having a friend with you can help you stay calm and focused on what you're looking for. 

-Don't shop online: Before you buy a wedding gown, you want to be sure that it fits you perfectly. You don't want to have to modify the dress after purchasing it or have it altered, which can be expensive and time-consuming. 

-Try on various gowns. The more styles you try on, the more likely you will find a dress you love. Look for a looser style that will flatter your body type. 

-Ask for help. If you're unsure how a particular gown fits, ask a sales associate to help you. They're trained to help you find a gown that is perfect for you.

-Go for a designer boutique. Have your wedding gown tailor-made. Or choose a designer to suit your needs. Choosing a designer with expertise in couture techniques will give your bodice just enough rigidity to keep you feeling secure from the altar to the dance floor.

 

Style options to consider

• Dresses featuring sweetheart scooped and delicate v-necklines will allow you to show off your cleavage without having to worry about your top sliding down.
• Brides with more curves will appreciate the support that a corset dress can provide. A corset may increase your cleavage by pushing your breasts closer together, but at least they won't move about all day.
• If you want to maintain your proportions despite having a larger bust, try wearing a fuller skirt.
• While it is acceptable to purchase a dress with built-in cups, you should still consider investing in a supportive underwire bra. It's important to get a dress with straps that are thick enough and a back that's high enough to hide your bra strap.
• Invest in a good bra before dress shopping. It isn't a great time to risk a strapless bra, so bring it to all your appointments. On the big day, no amount of breast tape will help. Good bras can be expensive, so don't hesitate to invest in a branded one.
• Before booking a boutique session, do your research. Big-busted brides must be realistic about bridal boutiques. Sample sizes are small and not designed for a B/C cup or larger. Call ahead to discover whether the boutique offers larger sample sizes and strapped dresses. Plus-size stores offer several options.
• Always add straps! If the straps aren't right, a seamstress can add alternate straps or sleeves. It will increase your dress cost, but it may make it more practical in maintaining the grip and provide comfort as well. 

 

Conclusion

Finding a gown fitting in all the right places is difficult, to say the least. If you have larger breasts and find it difficult to buy everyday clothes, consider how challenging it must be to locate the dress you will wear once in a lifetime. To be sure that no one missed out on having fun on their big day, BridalFusion.com has discussed the challenges of finding the perfect wedding dress for brides with big busts. Follow our guidelines, and we assure you that you will land up with the best dress for your body type. So, forget about your worries and prepare to have fun at the once-in-a-lifetime event of your life. 

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