There’s absolutely nothing wrong with wanting to look and feel attractive or sexy during your wedding day, but take it easy with the plunging necklines, short skirts, and high slits. Remember that you’ll want everyone to look at you as you walk down the aisle, not look away from you in embarrassment. What’s considered “appropriate” for your wedding day usually has more to do with the respect for your friends and family than your personal tastes. They won’t care what kind of dress you wear - what’s important is that you honor the day’s meaning and you go along with the role you have to play.
Another guideline you can follow is to suit the dress to the formality of the event. At a beach wedding, you can wear a sun dress style wedding gown and show a little bit of your cleavage - but this might not be right for a formal evening affair. If your wedding ceremony will also be held in a church, you might be required to keep your arms and shoulders covered.
Even if it is your wedding you can’t have it all, but that doesn’t mean you can’t arrive at a happy medium. You can cover up with a shawl or bolero during the formal ceremony and take it off during the reception - or wear a different dress entirely. What’s important is that you be respectful and considerate of your guests’ feelings and sense of propriety, particularly your loved ones.
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Really, i think this dress is horrible. She should wear it in a strip club, not on her big day. Is disgusting.