I'm not yet engaged either, same height, smaller waist and large bust and I'll probably be doing a tea length circle skirt, and a sweetheart neckline.

I am 6ft tall as well but my body shape is an apple. My dress was a side-draped bodice and off-the-shoulder neckline with a lace up back and chapel train. I have only been married a year so that is why I remembered my dress (okay maybe I just pulled it up from my e-mails about it). LOL

I found that with my body and height this was one of the few dresses that looked right on me and "was me". I am a tom boy and really did not want anything "princess-y". I wore purple cowboy boots with my dress for the ceremony and saddle shoes for the reception. . Apart of that was that I did not want to be taller than my husband. (He is only an inch taller than me). One thing I really liked about my dress is that because I am so tall I did not need it hemmed. The saleswoman was shocked, she said that I was only the second bride in her 4 years of working there, that did not need her dress hemmed. I did have to have it taken in after loosing 20 pounds between fittings. My bridesmaids fed me doughnuts and fried chicken the 2 days before my wedding to make sure it fit. :-) Even then there was some creative pinning involved getting me ready.

I'm 6'- no boobs, hips and *kitten* for miles. My dress is in my profile pic. It is a less dramatic sweet heart neckline. It is fitted through the hips and butt, and then goes into basically an A-line gown. I've never seen anything like it. and I love it.

Here is a link to the website: http://www.maggiesottero.com/dress.aspx?style=J1367&page=0&pageSize=36&keywordText=&keywordType=All

This is what they call it: Slim A-line, strapless gown with dipped neckline and corset closure. Embellished corded lace decorates Point d'Esprit and falls over Romance Satin in this incredibly romantic design. Mikado flowers artfully provide dimension at the banded natural waist and throughout the slim A-line skirt. A drop tulle veil is available as a splendid addition for the blushing bride.

i wore a halter wedding dress from david's bridal. very marilyn-monroe-esque. it was the perfect length if i was flat-footed but with my heels it needed to be altered. of course, i bought my dress last minute and did not have time for the alterations to come in, therefore i scrapped my plan of wearing heels and wore some strappy white leather flats. but if you give them enough time, it's easy to add length to most hems
BUT my flats were awesome, i wore them all night, and highly recommend that option! .... especially if you forget to schedule breakfast and lunch for yourself while prepping for the wedding.... and accidentally get intensely drunk. hee hee.

I'm 6'0" tall and wore an a-line dress. (Alfred Sung, sweetheart neckline with flower appliques on the shoulder straps and on one side of the bust/waist.) I had to pay to have extra length because a regular dress wasn't long enough - so that's something to keep in mind. (I think mine was approximately $100 extra on a $1200 dress.)