I’m a plus-size budget bride – I got all my wedding outfits from Amazon for as little as $35
A PLUS-SIZE bride has shared her Amazon clothing haul full of outfits that cost as little as $35.
The bride-to-be excitedly shared key fashion pieces for her upcoming wedding, and none of them break the bank.
Plus-size blogger Carobi Parada wowed viewers in a recent shopping haul from Amazon, with pieces that she plans on wearing for two important bridal events.
In an Instagram Reel, she shares what she would wear for both her bachelorette party and her bridal shower.
Those are two very important occasions in a glowing bride’s life, next to the actual wedding day.
Not one to overspend, the future bride made sure to ball out on a budget with Amazon outfits that all cost less than $50.
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The video begins with Carobi standing front and center wearing a white strapless crop top and black shorts, as she holds a bouquet.
She looks nothing less than a beautiful and happy future bride.
The phrase “Bridal Outfits on a Plus-Size Body” is written across the video.
The outfits she chooses not only showcase her curves and body shape but also send a body-positive and size-inclusive message.
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The first style she displays is a sleeveless two-piece bodycon set with feathers and tassels, which is $35.99 on Amazon.
She creates a cute transition by bringing the flowers to the camera and then pulling them back to shower herself in the tassel outfit.
The content creator poses and flips her hair and she happily shakes and shimmies in the fun outfit.
The second ensemble she presents is the Lyaner Women’s One Shoulder Long Sleeve Cutout Bodycon Club Cocktail Mini Dress, $36.99 on Amazon.
Parada pops her right foot up and steps forward and back as she struts in the form-fitting mini dress.
She carries a huge smile on her face as she turns and poses, showing that beauty has no size.
The prospective bride wore the outfits so well that the comment section of the Reel was flooded with positive emojis, supportive messages, and inquiries from people who wanted to know where to score the pieces for themselves.