Wedding Intimates

There are two types of bridal lingerie, what you wear for your wedding day, and what you wear for your wedding night. For the ceremony itself, focus undergarments that offer comfort and support. When you and your new husband can enjoy some alone time, slip into something with a little more edge.

During your ceremony, support and comfort are more important that sexiness. The last thing you need on your big day is to worry about sagging or falling out of your gown, and you probably want to avoid wires that stab into your side or lace that chafes your breasts. 

 

 

Look for seamless bras, especially if you have a gown made of lightweight fabric. You might be able to get away with a standard bra if your gown is made of heavier material, but you must make sure that no straps or other lines show through.

Not many gowns have a convenient neckline that works with a standard t-shirt bra. Find a bra specifically designed to work with your neckline. 

You won't be able to readjust creeping panties while you say your vows, so if you choose something uncomfortable, you'll have to stay uncomfortable. Since weddings and receptions can take a while, this is best avoided. Wear a panty style you know you feel comfortable in rather than choosing a different type for the sake of being sultry.

Save sexy details for your wedding night, Lace and sheer fabrics allow your skin to teasingly peek through. Try to choose panties that match your bra to keep things looking uniform and to maximize your sex appeal. 

Try on boy shorts or top pants, Both options cover your rear, but boy shorts are a little tighter than tap pants. These options blend comfort with seduction, since racy details, like lace or mesh, can make these otherwise conservative options a little sultrier.

A standard nude pantyhose smooths out your legs for the ceremony. It may not be the sultriest of options, but it will promote a smooth silhouette.

Create a sexier look with garter belts and stockings, Some brides can get away with this during the wedding if they have a full skirt, but otherwise, you can easily slip into this for the wedding night.

Add volume to your bust with a corset, bustier, these garments push up your bosom while nipping in at your waist, creating a remarkably curvy figure. If you want to wear one during your ceremony, stick with a seamless bustier.

Look for matching sets, most bridal lingerie is often sold in sets, and buying your lingerie this way ensures an appealing, uniform look. It also saves you the hassle of matching pieces separately. 

 

Make a checklist of the lingerie you need. Doing so may help reduce your stress level, since you already have a lot to remember as you plan your big day.