I’m a 50-year-old bride and wanted an extra sexy wedding dress – I don’t care what anyone thinks, it’s MY day

WHEN 50-year-old bride Theresa went wedding dress shopping she knew exactly what she wanted.

Luckily, her daughters were used to her having her boobs on show and expected nothing less for her big day, but not everyone agreed.

Theresa, who appeared on , said: "I don't want to feel like a big fat bride, that's my biggest concern."

Since it was her second wedding she felt pressure from other family members to have a low-key ceremony at the registry office.

Theresa said: "I think everyone wants to have their fairy-tale moment, and that's what I want."

And the bride-to-be's idea of the perfect Cinderella dress involved a plunging neckline to show off her boobs.

Wedding dress assistant Jo said: "We've all got boobs, some of us have big ones and some have small ones, should they be on display on your wedding day?

"If you're asking me, absolutely not."

The first dress Theresa tried on didn't show off her assets as much as she'd hoped.

Her daughter said: "I don't think it's as sexy as she'd like, I think she'd want it to be more of a V-neck."

After telling the shop assistants that she wanted something more "Jessica Rabbit", she finally found the dress of her dreams.

Theresa said: "As you get older your mindset doesn't change, you still feel like you did when you were younger."

The dress that a deep, plunging neckline and plenty of sparkles to give the old Hollywood glamour feel that she wanted.

The 50-year-old got everything she wanted and more in the stunning dress, so it didn't matter that other people thought she shouldn't show so much boob on her bog day.

Other people loved the dress too, one said: "It’s her wedding day and she should wear whatever makes her happy.

"I’m 56 and wear mini skirts and my husband thinks I’m hot and that’s all that matters."

While others were confused by her dress choice: "Personally I find my own large chest ruins everything I want to wear, I'm always so self conscious.

"It's strange to see someone who wants to emphasize them, I can't relate."