Yet another bridal thread

[Amanda1]

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I've glad you've changed your name. You were never a tart.

oh, sounds like you need Ghost... something long and slinky and slightly floaty

Yes, I second Ghost, they don't look much on the hanger but are beautifully cut.

Can you not get the one you linked to on your blog? That was lovely.

(and what sort of budget do you have?)

You were right about Ghost - not sure it's the right size though.

Something with a neckline like this one could be good.

This is beautiful too.

a cowl neckline thus can work wonders on lesser norks.

Most bridal shops do a 'slinky' range these days - it's worth going to a couple and just trying things on for ideas (If you're in London Liberty is fantastic for this type of wedding dress)

Congratulations! I love wedding dresses. Sounds like you have a fabulous figure.This maybe?

noooooo - those under-bust seams v bad for the norkless
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i love the one MrsB linked "also good"

cowl necks are very elegant imo

and the monsoon stuff is great too (jackies link)

better pics of that one here - the front is even nicer than I thought it would be.

Have you broadish athleticy shoudlers or slim delicate ones?

Amanda - the one in your blog is the Siena one at the top here isn't it? It is gorgeous.

even if it's in March, if it's mostly indoors in a hotel you'd be surprised how hot it can be.

Amanda - suffer in the name of beauty - ie buy the dress you like regardless fo whether you wil be cold or not

i dont like th e sienna one - neck too unfashionable and unflattering on anyone (IMO)

btw congrats on your engagement Amanda

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uch its just not my cup of tea Amanda

i much prefer MrsB's cowl necks, but thats just my opinion babes!

if you like it go for it!

I love the neckline - fab on someone with small norks (and you're right - wouldn't need any necklace with it). But MrsBadger's right - you need to try loads on, and see what really works on you. You need to take the Cod trademarked 'blunt friend' with you for advice, too.

(or a camera)

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You're not American are you? (sorry - such a mad dress I couldn't resist)