Aw, it ruined the beautiful line of the lace back and the delicate flowery bits climbing up the straps. She could have at least made it an illusion neckline.
i can understand, though, she's a busty girl and straps that tiny were just going to cut into her shoulders and make her more uncomfortable. i wish there was a way to keep some of the lace detail over the cups but i get why she wanted the straps gone.
@@dietotaku no she’s going to be more uncomfortable on her wedding day when she can’t keep her girls in because they cut off the only support the dress had so it’s going to keep falling down.
@@annedalton289 But was it the sample? She was going back for the fitting and I assumed to collect the dress. They said it wasn't long until the wedding.
✨💖✨The 1st lady’s son is such a charming young man. “I think you look absolutely perfect,” in his clear and precisely spoken English. I see hearts swooning in his future.
Wonder if she'll still find the dress perfect when she'll be constantly pulling up the bodice on her wedding day so she doesn't fall out. Thanks for the 118 likes!😊
Because the expensive dresses take six months to arrive after ordering, and the bride was in a hurry, she had to order off the rack. For the lower budgets, I don't know why they'd go over.
The owner of the shop designed the dresses she tried on (the Dando London brand) so they always push those. I would not go to this store in general with high budget, they don’t have good expensive dresses with exquisite beading or big princess wow dresses. Their best dresses are around 2500-3500 mark.
I dislike strapless wedding gowns. They have been done to death and so few brides actually look good in them. Not to mention that they lose the support the straps are designed to provide. Nothing worse than spending your entire wedding day hoisting the top of your sagging multi-thousand pound dress up your torso.
Yes, the straps and lace framed her face and neckline creating a beautiful focal point. The dress immediately became droopy and frumpy looking over her breasts, making her shoulders appear wider than they are! It was a very bad decision. I would have tucked the straps in for the ceremony and wore them for the reception and dance. Two looks if she wanted something different. I think she will regret it come the wedding day.
The straps didnt just give structure to the bust its what held up and gave structure to all that lace around the back. There is nothing that will keep it in place now. You can see in one of the clips that the lace in the back is folded over and looks to be tucked into her armpit to hold it up. Its at about 9:19 while she is turning around you see it in the mirror reflection. She so screwed up that dress. 🤦🏼♀️
I realize not everyone has any knowledge of sewing but I took 1 look at that dress with straps and knew what they would tell her. With that low back, it pretty much relies on the straps. 🤷🏻♀️
I might be misunderstanding it bc I'm autistic but the first bride seems like a gold digger from the "well I'm getting married in 3 months so make it happen" to "my husband is the chairman/ceo" to the "my husband is paying for it I have his credit card" really rubbed me the wrong way I might be misunderstanding it but she really does come across as someone who is in it for the money.
I’m glad that the spaghetti strap bride is happy but I feel like she looked absolutely radiant in the dress when it had straps. It was unique and elegant and looked so classy. As soon as the straps were cut off, the dress immediately became boring and plain. Also, how on earth did they just decide to cut off the straps when the intricate back lace detailing is attached to them? It probably completely ruined the design of the gown
I agree wholeheartedly! Cutting the straps off of that dress absolutely ruined that dress and the intricate lace back and the dress looked instantly frumpy and saggy. Shame on her for not knowing a classy dress. tsk tsk. The designer was probably mortified!
obviously she wasn't able to find a dress that had all the other details she loved but without straps. how the hell do a couple of barely-there spaghetti straps make or break a dress?
@@dietotaku quite easily actually. Cutting them off completely changed the look. I think it looked way better with the straps but it is about what the bride wants of course.
I'm so happy that the first bride took the dress that she wanted, no matter that it was so under budget. Others would have seen the price tag, scoffed, and looked for a more expensive one. Really hope her marriage works out 😊
The first dress looked so tight on her. The other bride who wants strapless has a dress that is completely designed to be dependent on the straps. Her mom made the right observation.
The straps on the dress looked great before she cut them off, it fitted perfectly with the dress and the style. Im not the usual person too complain and this is her dress so she could do what ever she wants too it, but it looked better with the straps.
Well actually disagree. Whilst they were small, they still added to the structure of the dress. After they were cut off, the dress sagged and the line was ruined (and that made her boobs not so perky). Cutting the straps ruined the dress in my opinion.
thats wrong actually, its a dress that is elegant with the straps because of the frame of the dress, if you add a long veil to it you will see the shape now it just looks like a strapless dress for no reason, it is meant to hold girls in and she ruined that certain shapes are meant to have straps for the pattern it doesn't look right if she wanted a strapless dress she should have done that instead of ruining someone else's work its insulting to the designer of the gown
Bride: My wedding is in 3 months. Consultant: We need miracles to make the dress in time. Meanwhile arranged marriages in India: Girl and boy meet for the first time, and 3 months later, they are married. The entire wardrobe of the bride, groom, family members, cousins, uncles, aunts, neighbours... ready in two weeks 😂😂😂
That short time frame is common so wedding companies/planners are accustomed to working quickly. However because a lot of Westerners like to take their time (planning 1+ year out), 3-months is considered incredibly last minute.
The first bride has such a wonderful, positive energy and she looked stunning in the dress that she chose. 💗 Her son was so sweet and supportive as well. And imo, I preferred the dress with the straps because it added a unique extra element to the dress, but as long as she is happy, that is all that matters. 💞
I thought they were very feminine straps with the lace on them etc In the end IMO I thought the bride felt feminine because she was about to fall out of it...
I agree, but I guess she must have some body image issues for her to feel less feminine in the straps. As long as she feels beautiful in it. But it's a shame, she has nothing to feel insecure about, she's beautiful!
Brides do seem quiet obsessed with strapless dresses. I can't ever keep a strapless dress up, so would hate spending my special day worried I was going to expose myself, it's straps all the way for me, maybe even sleeves!
5:37 "it hugs every part of my body but not in a vulgar way" that's such a good way to word it. I think a lot of people similarly want a nice, figure-flattering silhouette but it doesn't get well communicated and is misconstrued as "I want super sexy and lots of skin".
If she didnt want the straps a seamstress should have been brought in during the original visit to see if this was something that can be done before she chose the dress. She's lucky that it worked, because some dresses it would not have worked for. But then again scripted TV "drama" is also another reason from this as well.
I just don't understand the first one had a budget of 6k pounds and they just sjowed her basic builder dresses.. very annoying. It always happens with the Uk version of this show.
This show has literally caused me to have 100 screenshots and a page-long list of what I want and don't want in a dress. Also, the straps deserved better
I love the first brides personality and she's a stunning bride! For the second bride, I hope her dress has enough structure to stay up without the straps, as it wasn't originally constructed with the boning and stuff that usually holds up strapless dresses... I don't understand why they are always showing brides with a small budged over-budget dresses and then there's a bride with a bigger budget and they show her the same 1700 dress they show everyone .. of course even with an infinite budget you can find a "cheap" dress that is more beautiful than all the others, but still
So sweet of you! Others in the comment section are just hating on it. But at the end of the day it is what makes the bride feel the magical moment not what others think 😊
Dresses with straps don't have the inner support that strapless dresses have. They aren't designed to hold everything up like the strapless ones do. This bride, on her "special day" now may have a clothing malfunction when she is dancing or even walking. That will really be memorable. Considering most dresses are designed to be strapless, she could have bought one of those. IDK why she bought a dress with strap when she wanted a strapless one.
Without the straps it looks like hundreds of other dresses, the straps made the dress so beautiful and I think she ruined it. But well, it's her day and she has to feel comfortable in it.
![ILLSLICK - THE KING'S LANDING [Freestyle]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/feIJJnNkTfk/mqdefault.jpg)
I agree with everyone here...the straps MADE that dress.
💯AGREED! 🤯Taking the straps off of the dress rendered it BORING and NOT UNIQUE!!!! Smh🙄
@@gummymummy1234 you’re correct
Cutting it of made the dress look weird.
Aw, it ruined the beautiful line of the lace back and the delicate flowery bits climbing up the straps. She could have at least made it an illusion neckline.
The bride didn’t want them 🤷♀️🤦♀️😂
The straps made that dress look so much more elegant.
I think it needed diamonted straps
It was definitely better with the straps
Liked it with straps way better
Agreed the straps are very elegant. Without the dress looked very frumpy.
especially if you add a long veil people aren't understanding that it ruins the shape of the dress by cutting them off
Now she has a strapless dress that looks like all the other strapless dresses.
This tbh
Not quite. This wasn’t made to be strapless so at some point it’s gonna be a tits out sort of wedding.
XD correct
@@TheVeggiekat yeah
Totally ruined a beautiful dress...
The straps were practically non-existent but cutting them off was stupid. Looked so much better with those tiny straps.
i can understand, though, she's a busty girl and straps that tiny were just going to cut into her shoulders and make her more uncomfortable. i wish there was a way to keep some of the lace detail over the cups but i get why she wanted the straps gone.
@@dietotaku no she’s going to be more uncomfortable on her wedding day when she can’t keep her girls in because they cut off the only support the dress had so it’s going to keep falling down.
No need to be rude to someone you don’t even know by calling her decision stupid. It’s not like it’s your dress, or wedding.
@@mira_arts_v definitely was a stupid decision
It's not stupid if it's what makes HER happy on HER wedding day.
Bride: £1,000 budget
SYTTD UK: Here's a mediocre £1,700 Dando London dress
Bride: £6,000 budget
SYTTD UK: Here's a mediocre £1,700 Dando London dress
🤦🏽♀️
LMAO the most accurate comment i've ever seen on any of these 😂😂😂😂
I know, right? She not only did the bride a disservice, but the store and herself. SMDH
ive seen the Dando London dress a MILLION TIMES
Gather that's the main designer. Noticed that too.
“Dando London” is the owner of the Salon they film in 😉
The straps added to the dress...shame to remove.
I thought so too, I liked how the lace went up and faded into the thing strap part. It was delicate and beautiful.
Preferred the dress with straps. It looks like so many other dresses now.
Nevermind what you prefer. She needs to prefer it. No matter what.
@@evaveronica5222 Agreed, this dress is for the bride, not us randos on TH-cam
@@evaveronica5222 The straps provided structural support. She probably regrets that she cut them off.
She easily could have tucked the straps away into the dress without cutting them off.
Exactly and had two looks...strapless for the ceremony and straps on for the dancing. smh..,
Sample dresses are made to be changed about
@@annedalton289 But was it the sample? She was going back for the fitting and I assumed to collect the dress. They said it wasn't long until the wedding.
@Anne Dalton That was her dress not a sample.
Am I the only one who thinks by cutting the straps off she ruined the dress 🙄
Same thought
Definitely!
I agree ☝️
Agree sigh ^
It didn’t “ruin” it, per se.... but I thought it looked more delicate with the straps. Now it just looks like the same old same old
I don't understand people who want strapless... especially if it's not designed to have no straps. It will fall down all day!
I hate strapless dress. EVERYONE WEARS THEM. THEY'RE NOT UNIQUE. AT LEAST SHE IS SLIM. USUALLY HEIFERS GO FOR THEM
@@jacqueline8559 you had me until you started fat shaming
@@jacqueline8559 stfu
@@SheBeastJehanne right?!
@@jacqueline8559 I agree that they aren’t unique and that everyone wears them but there was no reason you had body shame to get your point over
This heart-pounding moment is like the hairdresser asking if you want a pixie hair cut.
ive gotten a pixie cut before and this is so true XD now i have a 4 month grown out buzz cut :)
@@bloxycola333 Hi there! Nice to see another Buzby in the comments! Greetings to you from a Buzby lady in North Carolina!
@lucent0 ...after the hairstylist already gave you the pixie cut. ✂️ 🤣
@@johnnabuzby6103 hello! yeah its nice to see another Buzby in the comments XD
@@bloxycola333 It sure is! It's not a common name or spelling.
Everyone is talking about the straps and not how adorable 🥰 the first lady’s son was and her dress was was basic but she rocked it.
Yes that was so cute...
His little gasp when his mom came out in the second dress... precious.
✨💖✨The 1st lady’s son is such a charming young man. “I think you look absolutely perfect,” in his clear and precisely spoken English. I see hearts swooning in his future.
It sounded like he was told to say that.
She should have just kept them and put them down/hid them. So just in case, it does start falling, she could put it on-
Good call!👍🏻👍🏻
The word straps has been said so many times that now it doesn’t even sound like a proper word. But it looked 10x better with the straps.
Wonder if she'll still find the dress perfect when she'll be constantly pulling up the bodice on her wedding day so she doesn't fall out.
Thanks for the 118 likes!😊
I know right. That would be annoying
It’s designed to be with or without straps 🤦♀️
@@annedalton289 I'm aware. But many bride's that choose strapless dresses are constantly adjusting and pulling up the bodice on their wedding days.
Why do they put a bride with a high budget in dresses so below? And the other way with brides with a small budget in over budget dresses ?
Because the expensive dresses take six months to arrive after ordering, and the bride was in a hurry, she had to order off the rack. For the lower budgets, I don't know why they'd go over.
The owner of the shop designed the dresses she tried on (the Dando London brand) so they always push those. I would not go to this store in general with high budget, they don’t have good expensive dresses with exquisite beading or big princess wow dresses. Their best dresses are around 2500-3500 mark.
I dislike strapless wedding gowns. They have been done to death and so few brides actually look good in them. Not to mention that they lose the support the straps are designed to provide. Nothing worse than spending your entire wedding day hoisting the top of your sagging multi-thousand pound dress up your torso.
She looked MUCH better with the straps. She looks too wide on the chest area without them.
Yes, the lace drew the eye upwards and tapered to her shoulders.
Exactly. Too wide in the chest, or as I said, a linebacker.
Yes, the straps and lace framed her face and neckline creating a beautiful focal point. The dress immediately became droopy and frumpy looking over her breasts, making her shoulders appear wider than they are! It was a very bad decision. I would have tucked the straps in for the ceremony and wore them for the reception and dance. Two looks if she wanted something different. I think she will regret it come the wedding day.
The straps didnt just give structure to the bust its what held up and gave structure to all that lace around the back. There is nothing that will keep it in place now. You can see in one of the clips that the lace in the back is folded over and looks to be tucked into her armpit to hold it up. Its at about 9:19 while she is turning around you see it in the mirror reflection. She so screwed up that dress. 🤦🏼♀️
That's exactly what I was thinking! She absolutely ruined the beautiful dress...
That’s exactly what I was thinking
This is going to give alterationists fits. No, with that bride’s particular figure and the flimsy mesh/lace back, the dress won’t have enough support.
I realize not everyone has any knowledge of sewing but I took 1 look at that dress with straps and knew what they would tell her. With that low back, it pretty much relies on the straps. 🤷🏻♀️
I’m happy the first bride found a dress that she loved so far below her budget and the resort where they are getting married looks incredible!!
I might be misunderstanding it bc I'm autistic but the first bride seems like a gold digger from the "well I'm getting married in 3 months so make it happen" to "my husband is the chairman/ceo" to the "my husband is paying for it I have his credit card" really rubbed me the wrong way I might be misunderstanding it but she really does come across as someone who is in it for the money.
Straps made the dress unique and elegant.
I’m glad that the spaghetti strap bride is happy but I feel like she looked absolutely radiant in the dress when it had straps. It was unique and elegant and looked so classy. As soon as the straps were cut off, the dress immediately became boring and plain. Also, how on earth did they just decide to cut off the straps when the intricate back lace detailing is attached to them? It probably completely ruined the design of the gown
I agree wholeheartedly! Cutting the straps off of that dress absolutely ruined that dress and the intricate lace back and the dress looked instantly frumpy and saggy. Shame on her for not knowing a classy dress. tsk tsk. The designer was probably mortified!
She is a beautiful lady and I respect her opinion. I just feel that the dress looked so much better with the straps.
Ngl it looked better with the straps. They were all freaking out about literally a piece of string lmao
Not me designing my future wedding dress when I don’t even have a boyfriend👁👄👁
You're not the only one🤭
She should have gone for a strapless ones, insted of cutting the straps off! She ruined the dress!
obviously she wasn't able to find a dress that had all the other details she loved but without straps. how the hell do a couple of barely-there spaghetti straps make or break a dress?
@@dietotaku quite easily actually. Cutting them off completely changed the look. I think it looked way better with the straps but it is about what the bride wants of course.
As long as she is happy that's all that matters and I'm sure they can do something to add extra support for her
@Marissa Moonlight they are just saying their opinion.
@@adriana9869 An opinion that criticizes someone else’s harmless choice is a shit opinion and should be kept to themselves
The lace lost when the straps were cut... oh, my heart. The entire dress got about 30% heavier.
That bride’s son is to die for! Love him! 😍🥰
I'm so happy that the first bride took the dress that she wanted, no matter that it was so under budget. Others would have seen the price tag, scoffed, and looked for a more expensive one. Really hope her marriage works out 😊
The first dress looked so tight on her. The other bride who wants strapless has a dress that is completely designed to be dependent on the straps. Her mom made the right observation.
I am here...I've seen the first bride before but I'll still watch again
You’re first
@@ILikeBirds 🥳🥳🥳
Yes I have seen this before
The straps on the dress looked great before she cut them off, it fitted perfectly with the dress and the style. Im not the usual person too complain and this is her dress so she could do what ever she wants too it, but it looked better with the straps.
The straps weren't enough eligible to be called straps
😂😂😂Right!
Ageed lol
Well actually disagree. Whilst they were small, they still added to the structure of the dress. After they were cut off, the dress sagged and the line was ruined (and that made her boobs not so perky). Cutting the straps ruined the dress in my opinion.
thats wrong actually, its a dress that is elegant with the straps because of the frame of the dress, if you add a long veil to it you will see the shape now it just looks like a strapless dress for no reason, it is meant to hold girls in and she ruined that certain shapes are meant to have straps for the pattern it doesn't look right if she wanted a strapless dress she should have done that instead of ruining someone else's work its insulting to the designer of the gown
Loved the straps. Delicate and unique
If anything the straps should’ve been made thicker so they would be more flattering and less tacky, not gotten removed.
those straps were literally EVERYTHING.
Bride: My wedding is in 3 months.
Consultant: We need miracles to make the dress in time.
Meanwhile arranged marriages in India:
Girl and boy meet for the first time, and 3 months later, they are married. The entire wardrobe of the bride, groom, family members, cousins, uncles, aunts, neighbours... ready in two weeks 😂😂😂
😂😂😂
Ah yes we love an arranged marriage 😂😂
So true, my aunt (moroccan) had an arranged marriage and everything happend in litterally one week 😂
That short time frame is common so wedding companies/planners are accustomed to working quickly. However because a lot of Westerners like to take their time (planning 1+ year out), 3-months is considered incredibly last minute.
Wow! That literally happened to me 😜23years ago!
Dress was stunning on her with the straps 😍 , it didn't look anything special without the straps , what a shame
The dress looked beautiful with the straps
The dress looked so pretty with the straps and suited her much more!
The first bride has such a wonderful, positive energy and she looked stunning in the dress that she chose. 💗 Her son was so sweet and supportive as well. And imo, I preferred the dress with the straps because it added a unique extra element to the dress, but as long as she is happy, that is all that matters. 💞
‘My budget is £6,000... and Paul is paying for it... I’ve got his credit cards’
Somebody is going to live a long happy life! 🤣😂
Shame she has to buy a sample dress that everyone else has tried on
If she didn't like the dress after cutting the straps, she should have paid for the whole price. But at least she liked it
When she pulled out those scissors and start going at the straps, I literally screamed.
"I want the straps removed, because it makes me more feminin"
Sooo... Only man has straps? 😅
I thought they were very feminine straps with the lace on them etc
In the end IMO I thought the bride felt feminine because she was about to fall out of it...
It makes her feel more feminine 🤷♀️
Straps on the dress were what made the dress so special and unique!
Lol!!! She never would have just chopped off the straps like that 😂
She’s so much happier and feels so good in that dress nothing else matters!!!
All the talk about straps and them straps are barely visible, let alone make her look masculine. :/
those were the tiniest straps possible and it looked better with the straps on
I agree, but I guess she must have some body image issues for her to feel less feminine in the straps. As long as she feels beautiful in it. But it's a shame, she has nothing to feel insecure about, she's beautiful!
a lot of people like strapless wedding dresses and even though it looked better to me with the straps, it's not MY wedding dress
Brides do seem quiet obsessed with strapless dresses. I can't ever keep a strapless dress up, so would hate spending my special day worried I was going to expose myself, it's straps all the way for me, maybe even sleeves!
I love the straps. So delicate and feminine and beautiful .
So why did she choose a dress with straps if she didn't want them?
I must congratulate you on the training of your staff. They are well trained.
when she took the scissors my anxiety went UP📈
She has bigger shoulders so the straps look better
Well, if the bride wants the straps removed and it looks bad, that's her problem
Until she complains that they ruined her dress and demands that they get her another free of charge.
The bride gets what the bride wants....
@@jessicaellina3878 the way she speaks makes you wonder about her little grey cells. Sorry.
No they can alway put different straps on
I love how the bride feels proud when fiance is paying! Just love it. I pray he won't break her heart.
Both of these brides are beyond gorgeous. Wow.
The first consultant is so sweet
What a lovely child.
5:37 "it hugs every part of my body but not in a vulgar way" that's such a good way to word it. I think a lot of people similarly want a nice, figure-flattering silhouette but it doesn't get well communicated and is misconstrued as "I want super sexy and lots of skin".
If she didnt want the straps a seamstress should have been brought in during the original visit to see if this was something that can be done before she chose the dress. She's lucky that it worked, because some dresses it would not have worked for. But then again scripted TV "drama" is also another reason from this as well.
I loved it with the straps, the lacing was beautiful
The bride has the most beautiful smile .
Love the blue highlights in the bride’s hair.
Love the little boy. He’s so sweet.
If you have a 6000 pound budget you should shop elsewhere lol
At least her husband-to-be is probably happy at the price she ended up spending 😂
Why? What's wrong w/ the place she went to?
The vibes of first bride were so cool and playful
That gasping sound you hear is the designer having a stroke with every snip of those scissors.
I just don't understand the first one had a budget of 6k pounds and they just sjowed her basic builder dresses.. very annoying. It always happens with the Uk version of this show.
Denise and her family are so beautiful and sweet! I love them!
My goodness that kid is adorable!
Should have kept the straps. 💚💚
I aspire to be patient like that fitter. 9:15 her nervous laugh she does all the time 😂😂😂
OKAY OKAY can we talk about when she says "I'm using Paul's money [̲̅$̲̅(̲̅ιοο̲̅)̲̅$̲̅] *giggles* I have his credit cards 💳 *laughs* LIKE GURL
My mom was a seamstress and I recall her saying it was back luck to cut a garment when someone was wearing it. 😆 Hopefully the marriage lasts.
I still cant believe its 2021 😭
Margaret has a lovely way with her bride - better than any other assistants featured 👍
I do not see anything wrong with the straps. They look perfect on her .
Brides budget : 6000$
Consultant : hmmm 🤔 Lets pull out some from 500$~2000$ then ..
And it's the other way around if they are on a a budget.
lol
Ya Exactly !!!
The consultant would have sold her a more expensive dress! But the bride had just 3 months time? Money does not make everything faster
Seriously. I was not impressed with the dresses she took
Say Yes to the Straps 👍 The dress looked so pretty and feminine with the straps. Cut off .. nothing special about it
Paul is very patient. So patient that he waited sixty years to find his wife.
This show has literally caused me to have 100 screenshots and a page-long list of what I want and don't want in a dress. Also, the straps deserved better
I love say yes to the dress but I’m tired of seeing all the same dando London dresses
Say yes to the dress Ireland has more variety.
That dress looked so much better with the straps. Lol.
Too early for the juicy comments...tsk
Ikr
PLS SDJJFDFJ😭
😂
i sayed no to the dress when she took off the straps, i think that the straps are more elegant and fancy but she was like "yassss"
I love the first brides personality and she's a stunning bride!
For the second bride, I hope her dress has enough structure to stay up without the straps, as it wasn't originally constructed with the boning and stuff that usually holds up strapless dresses...
I don't understand why they are always showing brides with a small budged over-budget dresses and then there's a bride with a bigger budget and they show her the same 1700 dress they show everyone .. of course even with an infinite budget you can find a "cheap" dress that is more beautiful than all the others, but still
Dear
When the dress is designed with straps you need them to hold your breast
If
The dress doesn't have straps it can be add on
*nothing but just for dinner* 😂😂
Personally, I preferred it with the straps. But it’s not my dress, so if she likes it strapless then I’m happy for her
So sweet of you! Others in the comment section are just hating on it. But at the end of the day it is what makes the bride feel the magical moment not what others think 😊
I am so glad I am not the only one who thought the straps were better.
The first bride have been already shown in this show 2 years back
Thanks. I thought it was a deja vu for me only
Witch vid
Agree. Cutting straps ruined the dress.
What’s important is what the bride wants .. no matter how pretty or ugly the dress is !!
If it makes her happy on her special day then go ahead :)
Dresses with straps don't have the inner support that strapless dresses have. They aren't designed to hold everything up like the strapless ones do. This bride, on her "special day" now may have a clothing malfunction when she is dancing or even walking. That will really be memorable.
Considering most dresses are designed to be strapless, she could have bought one of those. IDK why she bought a dress with strap when she wanted a strapless one.
the straps made the dress!!! i agree with so many of the others commenting
Every thing about SYTTD UK is so fake but I’m still here binging all the episodes hahaha
Without the straps it looks like hundreds of other dresses, the straps made the dress so beautiful and I think she ruined it. But well, it's her day and she has to feel comfortable in it.
I hate it without straps honestly
The first woman’s son was so precious!!!