Decent nursing Bras?!

I'm going to a wedding this weekend and would really love a decent nursing bra to wear under my new dress. It seems a shame to have an enhanced cleavage when it's always so saggy and drooping waist-ward Whilst the mere thought of wires causes me to wince, I would love a decent bra that'll make the most of my newly enhanced assets. At the moment I wear a Bravado Body Silk in large (love that it isn't a "size" as I've no clue what cup I am these days- was an F before so could be G or H now!)- I guess I also need a shop that is good for sizing breast feeding boobs (they change so much through the day. Some evenings I have big boob, little boob?! haha )

Cheers!

there's a range called "hot milk" which have a really good rep and they are beautiful. you could google for stockists, i think maybe mothercare might have them...

I gave up with nursing bras. Was allergic to the plastic clip things on every brand I tried. Once I'd put a normal bra back on, I never went back. The shape was so much better. I just wiggle/ pull the cup to the side

Virtually all of my nursing bras are Cake Lingerie or HotMilk. You can pick up some bargains if you shop around. There are a load of Hot Milk bras on ebay just now that are half the usual RRP. I do have a couple of underwired ones that I wear occasionally too. These ones.

I've got 2 lovely Panache bras from Bravissimo, not cheap but worth every penny as they fit beautifully and give my cleavage the umph it needs

My bigget tip whatever you go for is to get properly measured either at Bravissimo or an independent lingerie shop, somewhere that measures you without a tape measure It doesn't matter how pretty the bra is if it doesn't fit properly it's not really going to help, and if you're going to spend a bit you want it to be the right size. Once you know your correct bra size then I agree with PP that eBay is a great place to look

I used Freya nursing bra, great support, you can find some "pretty" ones. Bought them on ebay for a fraction of the price, and they are still looking great for when we will have baby 3, so really hard wearing too.
I also had some from debenhams which were padded, bought them when my daughter was about 8 months old and not feeding all the time, and they made my breasts look good under tight tops and gave great cleavage too, but that was when I went from a 34 FF when breastfeeding full time to an not so full 34 D...

I've got 2 lovely Panache bras from Bravissimo, not cheap but worth every penny as they fit beautifully and give my cleavage the umph it needs

My bigget tip whatever you go for is to get properly measured either at Bravissimo or an independent lingerie shop, somewhere that measures you without a tape measure It doesn't matter how pretty the bra is if it doesn't fit properly it's not really going to help, and if you're going to spend a bit you want it to be the right size. Once you know your correct bra size then I agree with PP that eBay is a great place to look

I totally agree!
Bravissimo is fantastic!

The panache & freya bras are properly manufactured for larger busts. They haven't just made a 32A bra and made the measurements bigger - there is more engineering involved in order for the bra to work properly for larger boobs!

I had to go and get a new one on Sunday - gone from 34F to 34G! That's why my bra wasn't fitting right
Much happier now I have one that is properly supportive

I have 2 hotmilk ones and really like them, however I find myself just pulling the boob out more and more rather than unclipping the cup so might just get a nice normal bra next!

My fave is Luminous by HotMilk - I was dreading losing my beloved boulder-holder underwired bras but these are pretty and supportive. Will never be as supportive as a sturdy expensive under-wired but I love it so far...nice matching panties as well. For night-times/not-leaving-the-house bra I love Bravado's standard bra...but too wobbly for leaving the house and scaring the local hoodies