What type of bustle are you having.

I have a fit and flare (with ruffles) and will do an american bustle.

I'm a bustle idiot, but I believe it's called a 3 point bustle.

I have a mermaid. I plan on doing an over bustle (no idea what type but I think these are pretty..

Pic 1- The back of my dress on a model from a trunk show (I have no pics of me in it from the back)

Pic 2 & 3- Bustles I like from Pinterest.

I am doing a french bustle

French bustle on my trumpet gown

I think it's called a ballroom under bustle, but I'm really no good at this stuff...basically, it gets rid of the train for the reception, so I'm happy.

I'm having a really hard time deciding. I really like the third photo that Ashley posted... but I just feel like every bustle will look weird with my dress.

I'm keeping an eye on this post. Hopefully more people will post photos!

I had an English bustle.

Fit and flare with big puffy ruffled layers, so European bustle for my dress, not sure how many points yet (2nd fitting next week)

I have a ballgown so it required 16 points !!! Someone on this forum said they knew someone who had a 21 point bustle so I guess I can't complain too much. It's a French-style bustle, but looks kind of different since it's a ballgown.

Originally I was going to go with the American bustle on my fit-and-flare, but my retired seamstress grandmother made a good point - an American bustle runs the chance of ripping the top layer of the dress if someone steps on it. So French bustle it is!

Mine was like a 9 pt. custom bustle. My dress swooped to the side, so it was a side bustle. My advice for anyone, pay attention when your seamstress shows you how to bustle it! I didn't and we couldn't get it quite right and it fell out all night...

I'm doing the second one @Ashely posted from pinterest... I think?

I'm not sure what it is called. It has like 9 loopies that have to tie underneath the dress and then like 6 hooks on the outside.

I made up my mind last night. I'm doing an Italian bustle. The third photo Ashley posted above. My dress has a similar fit and it has the line where it flares out. I think that this kind will look best with my dress.

@Ashleigh H. -- do you have a picture of your side bustle???,

Your dress is so pretty!

I guess its called an English bustle? My train is really long so I might have to have a different kind but I like the English!

I'm going to an american (over) bustle with mine...I think the French bustle looks like it gives me a bubble butt!

Here's and old thread I found that may be helpful to some:

https://www.weddingwire.com/wedding-forums/lets-discuss-bustles/f164d6d993a44c4b.html

I had a French bustle. I didn't love it, but it wasn't awful. I had a mermaid gown.

I have an A-Line dress, I didn't realize I would need a bustle for it, otherwise I would've asked for no train. I'm not a fan of the bustled look.

I'm not sure what kind of bustle its called - but it plays on the bows in the back. Ask your seamstress what she thinks would look best on your type of dress. That's what I did since I have no idea haha