Miley Cyrus might be going for a punk rock look with her shorn haircut, piercings and tattoos but that doesn't mean that the teen doesn't want a conventional wedding as she has revealed that she wants a big, ‘poufy' wedding dress.

The former Disney star is engaged to actor Liam Hemsworth, and despite her insistence that a wedding is the last thing on her mind right now as she concentrates on re-launching her music career, she was happy to answer questions from Sophia Grace and Rosie on Ellen's show.

Miley, 19, appeared on the show earlier this week where she had tea with the British kid stars, and they excitedly quizzed her on the wedding details. It didn't take long for the girls to ask to see the engagement ring, after become pals at the VMAs earlier this year.

“Yes you can.bridesmaid dresses 2012 It's actually very sparkly. I just got it cleaned, just now,” she said, before adding: “It's so fun and so sparkly.”

Sophia Grace wanted details about the wedding dress, let's hope that fiancé Liam Hemsworth wasn't tuning in.

“What will your wedding dress look like?” she asked.

Miley then turned to the girls' signature look of big ballet skirts and tiaras, by said: “I'm going to guess something much like yours. Like you have on now. A little frill, maybe no colour.”

She then added: “Probably just white, but something you know, poufy. We got to have the pouf, you know so you look real small here (pointing at her waist) and then all pouf.”

Sophia Grace and Rosie have become quite good pals with Miley, which led to the eldest of the two to hint that she wanted to play a role in star's nuptials.

“I'd love to be bridesmaid for your wedding,” she said.

Smart Miley then replied: “'You look like you're in the perfect attire…throw the flowers in front. It'd be the most magical day ever. Have tea after….”

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