Amongst all the chaos of choosing wines and food
items, decorations and lightings, dresses and shoes, and so on, a bride faces
the important task of choosing bridal lingerie. It tends to get all very
confusing. There are corsets, then there are girdles, bustiers, shapers, and
then there are chemises and bra sets, all available in multiple colours. For
someone who is doing it all for the first time, it can be a harrowing
experience, one full of confusion and exasperation about what to buy in the
face of countless options with innumerable designs. However, the brides have
spoken- it was recently revealed in a survey that most brides prefer to wear bridal
lingerie corsets over other forms of underwear and lingerie.
There are many types of bridal lingerie corsets
available with decorations and embellishments, such as lace or small buttons or
hooks. These are usually not worn under wedding dresses, which normally feature
very fitted bodices and most of the times have traces of sheer fabrics. A
smooth polyester, satin and nylon corset looks best when paired with a gown,
and those made of sheer material or having neutral colours, such as a natural
skin tone, ivory, or pink, will reduce unwanted flashes that may be seen when
the dress is exposed to the high intensity light of camera flashes.
Most brides make the mistake of wearing bridal
lingerie corsets directly on the day of their wedding. Ideally, a corset
should be worn at least for a fortnight to be worn comfortably on the wedding
date.
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