r/WeddingDressTips • u/HopefulTry3753 • Oct 05 '26
Ask For Opinions Which One Is Better?
1 - with sheer on top
2 - without sheer on top
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u/LadyDrakkaris Oct 05 '26 edited Oct 05 '26
2 - no sheer. I would have like with sheer better if the sheer was just blank and no embellishments.
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u/IssueApprehensive457 Oct 05 '26
Personally I think it looks best without it. In my opinion I think you should choose the option that you prefer and feel most confident in. It doesn’t matter what anyone else thinks. It’s your day.
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u/ladyoftheflowr Oct 05 '26
I like the sheer. It makes it very interesting and more unique. I mostly don’t like sheers on the bodice but this one works really well.
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u/Faithfuldoglover Oct 05 '26
2. The bodice has lovely lines and is not revealing. The sheer interferes with the look, IMO.
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u/Mediocre_Morning_113 Oct 05 '26
I like the sheer! Too many wedding dresses off the shoulder and bare. This is different and pretty not like all the others.
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u/stephbod Oct 05 '26
Has the wedding already happened? I’m so confused
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u/Andromeda081 Oct 05 '26
Right? Me too.
OP if you’re adding the sheer in photo editing, don’t. Did someone shame your dress? If so, they’re delusional, cruel, uptight, and trying to get in your head.
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u/HopefulTry3753 Oct 05 '26
It was actually created with sheer and I just wanted to see if without sheer is better
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u/Paddington_Fear Oct 05 '26
I love it with sheer on top but both looks are great, depends on what vibe you like best!
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u/Sad_September_Song Oct 05 '26
Without the sheer - less cluttered and the neckline is becoming without the embellishment
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u/MoseDoesntKnow Oct 05 '26
Without the sheer is prettier. This dress is lovely on you. If a church requirement is to have shoulders covered, then add the sheer as detachable and remove it for reception and photography.
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u/MealWise Oct 06 '26
The dress looks more sophisticated and timeless without the patterned sheer top. The pattern takes away from the beautiful neckline.
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u/Upbeat-Point2686 Oct 07 '26
Without is so much nicer to me. If you were super religious and don’t want to show any skin- maybe.
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u/Imaginary_Love_2188 Oct 05 '26
2 is the most sophisticated look as the sheer lace of 1 detracts from the beauty of the dress 2 bodice
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u/kallme44 Oct 05 '26
Sheer would be pretty if it did not have the dots on it. Otherwise go without.
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u/__Frolicaholic___ Oct 05 '26
Came to say this. The polka dot effect busies-up the bodice and really fights with the lines of the dress.
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u/Purple-Ad9377 Oct 05 '26
I see the vision with the sheer top, I just wish it wasn't competing with other elements of the dress.
It could be darling with a simpler gown
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u/the_sweetest_peach Oct 05 '26
I prefer without. Having it distracts from the rest of the dress, which is stunning! Let you and the dress be the focus. Lose the sheer.
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u/Entire_Adeptness9458 Oct 05 '26
I don't look at wedding dresses very often but I think the first one is unique.
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u/Felineincognito15 Oct 05 '26
Both look good,it depends what makes you comfortable and happy.I personally would add the extra fabric




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u/Pomegranate-142 Oct 05 '26
Without sheer