Post # 16
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Helper bee
- nursegurnett
- 6 years ago
- Wedding: December 2015
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MemberK-labree: That is a vey pretty option! I will definitely see if something like that is possible. My only concern is I don’t want conflicting lace patterns on the dress so I will have to see what the alterations dept could do!
SellyJo: I think you and the other bees might be right about how constrictive the wrap might be! Thanks for the example, it was very helpful!
Post # 17
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Bumble bee
- BookTea
- 6 years ago
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so if sleeveless is not an option, I would continue to look for dresses. There are plenty of dresses with sleeves, that look like they were made to be with sleeves.
on a side note: I think it’s rather rude and controlling for your fiance to try to dictate your dress. you are not showing cleavage or anything disrespectful in your dress.
i understand respecting your significant other, but there is noting disrespectful about your dress.
Post # 18
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Bumble bee
- fscarlett
- 6 years ago
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Post # 19
Hostess8572 posts
Bumble Beekeeper
- jenilynevette
- 6 years ago
- Wedding: October 2014
I actually really like the cap sleeves on that dress, but if you are unsure, I would get a pretty coverup that way you can decide on that day if you want to wear it/take it off.. or wear it for the ceremony and take it off for the reception!
Post # 20
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Blushing bee
- K-labree
- 6 years ago
- Wedding: July 2014
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I agree you definitely don’t want two lace patterns. It may be worth trying on and tucking in the plain tulle to see if it works with your dress. I just thought it may be a way to technically provide some cover and comfort but look like it was always part of the dress (which I just have to say is gorgeous!)
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