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Bridal Underwear and Honeymoon Favourites

The traditional colour for UK brides is white so wedding lingerie tends to follow the same trend and are primarily available in white, ivory/cream or pale colours. Of course, if you are wearing a white dress, then it is preferable to wear white lingerie, as darker colours would look at bit odd and may show through the dress.

The night of the honeymoon is a different story altogether. Wedding night lingerie is something which cannot be prescribed but it is suggested you keep it clean and simple. You don't want to enjoy being with each other so having elaborate outfits could downplay on the emotional aspect and only reinforce the physical. We suggest a little bit of lace or maybe a simple sheer baby doll piece of lingerie. You know your man so we leave the finer details up to you.

However these days sometimes women prefer to wear stronger colours for their wedding , white does not suit everyone, so buy lingerie to match the dress. Few wedding lingerie collections have darker-coloured lingerie so you may need to look at lingerie that isn't specifically designed for weddings. The style of the dress is also an important consideration when purchasing lingerie to wear under it, and you should try the lingerie on with the dress. It is nice to buy something special for your big day, and if stores which specialise in wedding lingerie do not have what you want, then just look for appropriate lingerie in the non-bridal range. The old adage is something old, something new, something borrowed, something blue and brides often wear a blue garter for the something blue.

The lingerie you wear on your big day is ultra-important. But ironically, it probably won’t be ultra-sexy. The wedding lingerie you wear under your gown has to be chosen with the gown in mind. If it’s sleek and close fitting, you will need very simple lingerie, particularly knickers. Visible panty line on your wedding day is the last thing you need. If the dress is backless, you will need to choose a backless bra/body. The key is to allow plenty of time to find it. There’ll be lots of other things to think about as the day rolls up and it’s not the easiest thing to find perfectly fitting lingerie unless you have it made for you. Backless bras are particularly difficult to find. The best place to start could be online. You don’t necessarily have to buy from a web store, but it will give you a good idea of what’s out there, including some things you may never have heard of, such as the NuBra – strapless sticky cup things made by Fashion Forms which are guaranteed for more than a hundred wearings and sold out almost straight away when they were first introduced in New York’s Saks Fifth Avenue last year.

But your wedding lingerie doesn’t end with your wedding day. There is the wedding night and the honeymoon to think about. That’s when you can afford to be a little more adventurous. Most lingerie makers have a bridal section which ranges from gently romantic to – well, there’s Frederick’s of Hollywood’s ‘bombshell fantasy bridal set’ which is your typical meringue except most of it has been nibbled away. Frederick’s also stocks some simple but sexy basics for the day itself, including that NuBra and an extreme cleavage bra which might give Uncle Vernon a fatal coughing fit. And it does some ‘honeymoon must haves’. These include a ‘sexy giftwrap set’ in which you are the gift.

Speaking of gifts, lingerie is a great thing to give the blushing bride-to-be at her hen/bachelorette party or, as they say (slightly depressingly) in France, ‘l’enterrement de vie de jeune fille’ – the burial of life as a girl. You can afford, again, to be a little daring. Some suspenders and stockings, maybe – Dim’s ‘Sexy Kit’ does them all in one handy package. It will heighten the mood of the party instantaneously, as well as that of the blokes surreptitiously staring at you all from a neighbouring table.

 

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