Bra Tape Recommendations

I have used boob tape.

Just be advised: it takes a LOT of work to get off. You need a lot of baby oil to break down the adhesive, and it's still going to take skin with it (GET PASTIES AND MAKE SURE YOU USE THEM.)

I've used booby tape and I don't remember it being too hard to remove. Prior to that I used sports paper tape and my THAT was a drama, I was so red!

I would say it definitely works and gives a good shape (I'm a 32DD to F cup) so I know all about SUPPORT. I would try it out/practise in advance so you feel confident on the day. The placement does have to be just right to get the best look, not show, and won't peel off. I wouldn't recommend trying it for the first time on the day, when you're undoubtedly nervous.

I used the Trendix brand (on Amazon) because it was inexpensive and it worked great for me. It has mixed reviews but my personal experience was a positive one. I found the adhesive was strong enough to stick all night long, even when sweating, and supported my breasts (32D), but wasn't so strong that it damaged my skin. It was easy to apply and remove.

I agree that you should absolutely test out the tape before your wedding day. I patch tested a small amount (put it on the under part of my boob and wore it all day, then also for a sweaty workout) then actually taped myself up in the dress to get an idea of how to get the best support without it showing. Day of, I was able to tape myself pretty well.

One thing I found was that I needed SHARP scissors to cut the tape smoothly so that it didn't fray at all. Forgot to bring a pair to the wedding so had to use dull scissors borrowed from the venue and didn't get as clean a cut as I would have liked.

The tape worked well. I wore it to a car show that was outside in Florida heat and humidity (about 98 degrees and 95%) and the tape didn't budge.

Yup! I don't have super sensitive skin but I'm fair and feel like my skin is on the thinner side. Redness, bruises, etc all show up really easily on me.

When I removed the tape it did leave a little redness/outline but similar to removing a bandaid - evidence that the tape was there but no actual damage to my skin. So I think its worth practicing taping yourself ahead of time that way you are more likely to get the placement correct on the day of your wedding. Additionally if you have an outfit change it is worth considering the placement of the tape for both dresses. If you tape yourself one way for your ceremony and wear it that way for a couple hours then try to change it up drastically for the reception there may be a bit of a tape outline that remains visible for a bit. It will go away but not necessarily in the 10 minutes it takes to change.