Can all wedding dresses have bra's sewn in???

Anybody? ....

I don't think you can have corsetry actually added to the body of the dress unless that is how it is made. What I think is possible is to have "bra guides" added - sort of like big belt loops inside the dress to thread your bra through so that the bra does not make an appearance at the back of your dress. You'd need to ask the dress shop if they can do that for you.

I have just got a brilliant wonderbra strapless bra - I am bigger busted so strapless bras often look awful on me but this new one gives an amazing shape - I found it in John Lewis. Definitely worth a try. Another option might be a bridal basque.

My dress had less structure than yours (silk overlaid with tulle) and I had bra cups sewn in. The dress doesn't have to be strong enough to support the weight of the cups and your boobs, all it does is hold the cups against your boobs to 'encourage' them into the right position. So it's more important that your dress fits you well across your bust, rather than what the fabric is made of.

I have B cups. Perhaps the above doesn't apply for massive norks.

I'm also worried about this! I bought the Wonderbra Ultimate strapless before I started dress shopping...I've always hated the way strapless bras fit me as I'm quite big busted but this bra is amazing! Thought I'd be able to wear this on the day but I ended up falling in love with a dress with a low back. The woman in the shop advised they could sew cups into my dress but I'm worried they won't be very supportive.

Any big busted ladies had bra cups??

Thanks

Thanks very much for your replies; I shall have a look at the wonderbra and possibly some scaffolding type construction... I'm hoping that, being a corset back, it might help a bit...