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From traditional wedding lingerie to a more relaxed bedroom style.



Sustainable, everyday luxury meets cool styling and a dreamy, subtle colour palette. Open Hearted plunge bra, £98 – pair with the Sharing is Caring Brazilian brief. £54

theunderargument.com

The ivory lace Flora Body with bra support is a classic. £54

bravissimo.com

The Deco Daisy kimono is the ideal choice for when the bridal party are lounging with a glass of fizz while the hair and makeup team get to work £110

onehundredstars.co.uk

The Karma multi-way bra comes out in March, and we’re sure it will be worth the wait. Can be worn with backless, low back or halter-neck gowns

simone-perele.com

Colour popping. Bralette £7 Mini brief, £4

Primark stores

Pleated French knicker from Rosie Exclusively For M&S. £18

marksandspencer.com

The Saga collection includes push-ups and half cups, thongs, briefs as well as these (no-less stylish) more supportive styles. Full Cup Plunge £75, Shorty £60

screampretty.com

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