I'm a firm believer that brides should make the most of the body parts they're happiest with for their wedding day -- to a point. AisleDash's own Susan Wagner wrote a great post recently about how a plunging neckline can give you a sexy style without baring your entire shoulder, and in most cases, it works.

Most cases.

There are certain body types that are just not well-suited to certain styles, and a very busty woman, like our darling Scarlett Johanssen, seen here, needs to be cautious when choosing a neckline that bares down to there. The thing is, cleavage is great, when appropriate and not looking like it's about to spring loose and make a run for it -- I don't see anything wrong with the bride looking sexy. But brides, remember: you want your guests to remember you, and I will bet you right now that, without looking back at the picture of ScarJo, you can't remember the details of her hair and makeup because you were completely consumed with her bulging breasts.

And so, the moral of the story is: "Find a dress for your body, and flatter the body parts that make you feel beautiful. But if it requires an architect to hold anything where it needs to be held, or if there's any fear of any body parts bursting forth unexpectedly, keep shopping."