What are you wearing under your wedding dress?

At David's bridal they give you a corset and underskirt to wear and you can actually order them or purchase your own. The corset really slims you

I was planning on wearing a strapless bra and some form of Spanx or high shaping underwear.... However my dress has a longer bodice(I was planning an A-line dress) so my dilemma is how the hell do u pee in the dress. I think it will be too hard to pull up the dress to pull down such high undergarments. And I can't be undoing the snaps and corset back each time lol so I'm thinking regular Undies will be easier to get off and on.

I just wore jockey shorts to prevent chub rub.

@Jennifer, a lot of the undergarments have clasps at the bottom to make bathroom time easier. The one I pictured does

I start out with cute undies on but went to the bathroom at the start of the wedding and never put them back on. I just shoved them in my clutch. My DH was so excited to find them by accident at the end of the reception. He thought it was a fun way I was flirting with him.

@Amandaw I had some like that years ago, but I was having a hard time finding some recently. Maybe I'll keep searching. Either that or I need to drop 5-7 lbs to be able to breathe better in my dress with out them lol

@Jennifer got mine from Amazon and I love them. Try looking there

I will be wearing a longline bra and spanx

Shape wear that goes from the thighs to the belly button. I can't stand chub rub

As long as the cups work fine, ill only have underwear.

Probably nothing other than a thong

Shape wear should be worn with a strapless dress. There's a style from davids bridal you may like. The style is 8950

No bra, and a joke pair of panties for FH - we're big anime nerds and it's common in a lot of anime for women to wear blue & white striped panties, I thought it would be funny to surprise him with me wearing a pair AND I can say it's my something blue haha

I had a corset dress so no need for a bra and I wore light stretchy jockey brand shorts underneath to help wick away moisture and prevent chafing.