Would you wear a wedding bikini instead of a dress?

Model Chrissy Teigen is teaming with Beach Bunny Swimwear to release a collection of wedding bikinis. Our question: Who will wear them?

Wearing a wedding dress on the beach during your destination wedding is a bit daunting: The long, flowy material gets caught in the sand. Not to mention, it's impossible to clean.

Model Chrissy Teigen might have the answer, though we're not sure your grandma will appreciate it. The Sports Illustrated stunner?— who's engaged to singer John Legend — is teaming with Beach Bunny Swimwear on a wedding bikini collection.

"I want to wear a bathing suit for my husband that makes me feel sexy," Teigen wrote of the line. "I know other women feel the same way, so I was inspired to design a line."

The bikinis — set to go on sale in September — are feminine and sexy, yet not too revealing. Several promo shots of the line show Teigen and fellow model Kate Upton wearing veils, but it seems like the bikinis are more for after the wedding, not during — especially since some of the pieces have the word "bride" printed on the butt. Not exactly the kind of classy getup you want to capture in your wedding photos.

Or maybe you do... no judging here.

"While the swimwear had to be eye-popping as well as functional for honeymoon travel, it also needed to stand apart from other styles on the beach," she told People recently. "So we added a little humor!"

The pair is reportedly set to marry in Lake Como, Italy, in September — and Teigen will be wearing Vera Wang, not a bikini.

"There's nothing like putting on a Vera. The difference is so amazing. You feel like a princess," she told US Weekly earlier this year.

The pair will then travel to the Maldives for their honeymoon, she added to People.

"I'm excited. I can't wait for the ceremony. [John] and I have been working and traveling so much that we just let our wedding planner do everything," she said in May. "We're not neurotic about it. I just want to finally see all of my friends in one area."

But, will she wear one of her bikinis? Maybe... maybe not.

"I hate the beach," she told People. "I hate the sand."

Are wedding bikinis cute or tacky? Sound off below!

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At the moment where I knew there would be a second Date

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' As we continued to kiss, I noticed myself stroking and lies not so much in a sexual but in a loving manner, almost paternal. "

There comes a time in every relationship, but in short, when you realize that things are destined for failure. Sometimes, it is something that you, sometimes it's something she does, and often it is the fault of anyone. Whatever it is, these moments remain with us, engraved in our memories, as testament to our deeply personal trips through the romantic life. It is the attempt of a man to share very personal moments of his own.

This is the final installment of a series of five parts. Read the previous entry here.

Summers can be uncomfortable, but they can also be sexy. Anyone who has seen the movie grease knows this. At night, people fill the streets of the city. Clothing is minimal. The atmosphere is simple and relaxed. Everyone is slightly sweaty. And the boundaries between (private) inside and outside (the public) begin to evaporate.

Last year, I moved to New York in the middle of a heat wave of the summer. On my way to the city, U-Haul in tow, I stopped at the apartment of the girlfriend of my friend to pick up some furniture replacement who was as donnes. Fantastic furniture (I write on a snazzy desktop that I picked up here at the moment), but my friend's girlfriend had a wonderful roommate. She wore a one-piece provocative outfit to handle the heat, and I had the chance to talk to him as I fled the scene with his stuff. We do not discuss much, but being a new course and all, I managed to get her to agree to show me around his part of the city.

After a second successful date, I invited her back to my place, where we had a drink and I took her to the top of the fire escape on the roof of the building. The night was hot, the view was beautiful, ablaze the city lights and the solitude on the roof was romantic. We started to kiss. The feeling was electric. Her lips seem to fit so snugly into the mine. Our bodies were pressed against another. But then, little by little, something began to feel strange. As we continued to kiss, I noticed stroking me and lies not so much in a sexual but in a loving manner, almost paternal. I couldn't say if I wanted to have sexual intercourse with her or her crib. It was almost as if we had fast-forwarded our relationship and kissing like an old married couple, rather than as second-daters. The feeling was intense and intriguing, but quite unexpectedly-- and, to be honest, unwanted. I think we were both baffled by the sensation, although we do dare to discuss, and when we are on board with inside, things were awkward and shootings on after not too long. The next time that we have seen, a few weeks later, our sexual chemistry was even more out of whack. It was the last time that I saw her.

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