‘She’s gonna pop out!’ people exclaim as bride shows off blingtastic wedding dress that’ll make you ‘feel like royalty’

A BRIDE has left people stunned by wearing an incredibly low-cut wedding dress.

The woman is clearly a lover of all things sparkly, and opted for the eye-catching plunging gown, complete with a huge train and veil.

Every inch of it was bling-tastic, with a video of the bride shared on by the Blini Fashion House.

“Feel like royalty as you glide down the aisle in our exquisite Thessia Bridal Dress!” they wrote alongside it.

And in the description of the dress on their website, they add: “With an open chest detail that adds a hint of allure, this gown strikes the perfect balance between classic beauty and modern sensuality.”

But people were more concerned about the fact that the woman looked as though she might pop out of the dress any second.

“She can’t move with out full exposure of her breasts,” one person wrote in the comments section.

“Hope that dress is glued on!”

“She looks like she’s going to breastfeed a baby,” another added.

“She can’t dance – it’s gonna pop out!” a third insisted.

While another agreed: “Looks like she’s about to have a wardrobe malfunction and pop out…!

“Not royalty at all!”

“Ok at the risk of sounding like an old prude…that’s a whole lot of t**ty for a wedding!” someone else wrote.

“WTF is this?” another raged.

While others insisted that the dress would have been beautiful if it wasn’t so low-cut.

“They ruined a beautiful classy dress. By making it trashy,” one wrote.

“It’s pretty… it just looks like it’s too big and slipping off of her… it doesn’t look right,” another mused.

“The cleavage ruins the beauty of the dress,” someone else said.

“There is no need to show this much skin on your wedding day!”

“Close up the cleavage..geeeesh. Amazing dress though,” another added.

As someone else wrote: “Beautiful but very low-cut, the bust is almost entirely exposed and that looks ugly.”

“It’s a beautiful dress but she looks like she can’t move,” another said.

“Why is it so low?”

In addition to turning heads for the wrong reasons on your wedding day, the dress will set you back £4,000.