Brides please note wedding dresses do not usually come with a bustle built in. A few companies come with a "pick-up" or "American" bustle which consists of a button and a simple small thread. The thread is usually located down the middle seam of the skirt and simply loops around a button or hook at the bottom of the bodice.

from: www.infolizer.com
This is a bustle but not a reliable one. It easily falls and usually doesn't hold the weight of A-line skirt. Plus if you are wanting to dance it won't hold. If you opt for this bustle have it reinforced or other hooks added to give it a more elaborate look and it will hold thru your wedding.

from: southernweddings.com
The other most popular bustle is a french bustle. It is done by a series of loops hooks or ribbons located on the under skirt of the dress. It is not seen unless the outer skirt is lifted. A bridesmaid, planner, or dedicated friend needs to practice bustling the skirt in the proper way because it can get confusing if you don't know what you are doing. It is simple, some people just get overwhelmed when they see the loops and ribbons and don't know how they go. A full skirt, or A-line will definitely be the best kind of dress requiring this bustle. A seamstress will have to install this kind of bustle. It is sturdy and will hold no matter how much you dance.

from projectwedding.com
Which ever bustle you choose make sure it will hold up to your expectations!
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