That is the question.

I'm a size 20/22 and told myself I was going to diet. Tried and failed. I'm happy as I am, if I looked awful in my dress I might have but I feel so gorgeous in my dress.

And to be honest, the weight would probably end up back on.

Theres too many things to worry and stress over when planning a wedding to start with, let alone pressuring yourself to diet.

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Well I dont think I could increase my exercise anymore at the moment with how the life is, I walk every where as it is and take the dog for 3 walks a day, all in all that takes up 7hours a day on a week day then on weekends they equal about 10 hours a day (yes I do love my walks with the dog) then I do the housework on a daily basis. Along with my work. But then again I dont really eat much unhealthy food or eat that often.
3 years is our maximum date set so it could be sooner than that.
Also, I think I would feel better if I lost a little weight, too have a flat tummy and less flabby arms and a better bum, but doesnt everyone dream of that?
The husband too be always gets a bit 'iffy' when I mention anything like this and always says "Your perfect the way you are. You dont need too."
Soo Im still undecided. "/
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just try adding a bit of zumba in there or a class at a gym or swimming pool, swimming can really help you lose weight

I joined slimming world last night and i already do zumba on a wednesday i just need to take the dog out more and i'll have cracked it

you should do what makes you feel happy. if your happy with how the dress looks and feels then don't do anything.
I found that eating less bread and potatoes was really good for dropping lbs. i have another 2 to 2 1/2 stone to go to get to my ideal weight, but thats just me. xx

Like the others said it's totally up to you! Have you done your BMI? are you in a healthy range? xx

If you're asking this question then the answer is yes - but not to diet - to change your eating habits to healthier ones. I hate the word 'diet' makes me feel like I cant have things!

17.9??? Surely you don't need to be lower than that? Though I am certainly not an authority on these things....
Anyway, the main point is, if you feel you would be happier a bit more toned, then go for it. I would choose your exercise carefully though. A friend of mine got really obsessed with dieting and exercise before her wedding because she wanted to tone up her tummy, but her tummy stayed pretty much the same and her face, legs, arms and especially her skin got thin and haggard looking because she didn't do exercises specifically for toning her tum, and she didn't eat well. She ate less alright, but what she did eat was bread and stodge because she was feeling so hungry, so her tummy didn't really firm up much at all.