I was spending the afternoon relaxing and watching Fine Living Network on tv after a very stressful work week, when I was accosted by a preview of this Canadian reality show, "Bulging Brides," in which a bride who can't fit into her wedding dress chooses to engage in a weight loss "boot camp" to help her fit into her dress, all caught on camera. I
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It's pretty funny.
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but, i think it's safe to say that most women tend to buy their dresses MONTHS in advance and because of the stress that comes with a wedding they might have lost or gained a few pounds. Now if you lost weight you would obviously get the dress taken in BUT if you gained weight what are you supposed to do? Buy a new dress? I doubt many women would run off and buy brand new wedding dress(unless you have the money to throw around) when all you need to do was run to the gym a couple of times a week and watch what you were eating. Don't get me wrong when they show you the walk of shame and show the "future" you and call you chubby it's a little ridiculous but someone telling you that a diet containing too many grains/fats/sugars is no good for you is really nothing horrible either because even though I'm happy with the size I am I certainly wouldn't want to gain anymore weight and that's why I exercise and don't eat fatty greasy stuff everyday.
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This is not a reality show. A reality show about engaged couples is where you try for the seating chart to accommodate a thrice-divorced set of parents and wonder if it would be tacky to register for a down payment on a house.
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