No cleavage if you want to keep it classy. Many other styles look more elegant and feminine.
None. You either thin and hot fully covered or not. No one wants to see YOUR TITS.🤢 Class verse Crass 🤮 .
Drop 15lbs more than you think you should. 5ft 1in-3in 95-98 lbs, 5ft4-5ft6 100-107.
OR you can waist a FORTUNE in Time to find a misbalanced “specialty wedding gown”…. and still look like a cheap whore with tits flopping around everywhere.
I hope that’s clear⁉️
Hey, its your wedding, so show as much cleavage as you feel comfortable with.
In the end its upto the bride - as you said it should be the greatest day of her life. Or at somewhere in the top.
I don't judge other women based on how they're dressed even though it wouldn't be something I would find appropriate on me.
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It's typical for a wedding dress to be somewhat revealing (usually some combination of cleavage, shoulders, or back, sometimes leg). It's obvious the display is for her spouse. But it's up to the bride. Going in just lingerie would be off putting to wedding guests, at what point before that it becomes tasteless in public she has to determine. Partly would depend on the wedding she wants. I'm assuming a fairly traditional style Western wedding here.
I dont know how to quantify the amount of cleavage so I guess not a lot but its the brides choice. Go nude if thats what you want.
I had quite a bit personally. Strictly because I thought it looked good.
either completely covered up or a little bit of cleavage is fine in my opinion.
Show your normal level of cleavage, you're getting married not becoming someone else.
a lot of cleavage please so us guys have a reason to go
I don't know--if a girl has great breasts, than some cleavage can be a spectacular fashion accessory.
Not too much, not too little.
u Not too much
It’s up to bride
As much as she wants
No Cleavage
