On your wedding day, when you went to the toilet did you sit backwards on the toilet and if so did it make the whole 'weeing in a wedding dress' experience easier?

This may come under TMI, but any advice on doing a number two is welcome as well. Best to be prepared.

Im not an OM, but i have to say i WILL NOT be doing a number 2 on my wedding day!!!!!

On a thread the other day someone suggested a she-wee - LOL

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Backwards is the tried & trusted method!

Go into the loo facing it so that you can trail the dress out of the door. Keep Security on the door outside!!

Fascinating!

Oh the joy of a short dress! I dont have to worry about this!!

Ha ha, sorry this made me chuckle. I didn't even think to use the loo the wrong way round, i just had to take a bridesmaid with me each time to hitch up the back of my dress for me (just enough so i had hold of it, not to give them a flash each time, lol) And thankfully no number 2's needed on the day!

I can't help - I never went all day!!!!!

I was wondering the same thing the other day.

I am absolutely intending on holding it in for the entire day after reading this loo-related threads! Ohh the blessing of having a late-afternoon wedding!

OH GAWD! I never even thought about how I'll go to the loo in my dress. And I've got the smallest bladder in the world - there's no way I'll be able to hold it all day and night. I don't even know if I can sit down in my dress. Why didn't I check? More wobbles!

I have though about that so many time... But one of my friend told me (OM from hitched Zippy) go Loo as normal but back of your dress (long drain) bring it toward front of u..  thats help...

Elizaxx

My sister who was chief bridesmaid made sure that the disabled toilet was kept free and everyone knew it was for me and my dress lol

She also helped me when I had to go, she stood holding my dress up and looking the other way.

OMG - never gave it one thought! I have a good bladder but... it depends on my sugar levels. i am diabetic and if stress makes my sugars high, I end up peeing every half an hour!!! On the other hand, I will need to inject my insulin 4 times throughout the day and night - shoulder i guess (although usually it's belly but there' no way I'll be lifting and holding my dress to do my injection)...

Eeek...

SoontobeMrsB:

OH GAWD! I never even thought about how I'll go to the loo in my dress. And I've got the smallest bladder in the world - there's no way I'll be able to hold it all day and night. I don't even know if I can sit down in my dress. Why didn't I check? More wobbles!

 

WSS

After getting into my dress (which wasn't much before 2PM) I only went once at about 9.30PM!! Have to admit, I went the normal way, with no help from BMs. But then I didn't have a big dress or really much of a train to speak of! The one thing I did struggle with though was getting my 'suck-me-in' pants down and then up again They just sort of rolled up into a band around my ankles!