Swell bridle

[golfcaptain]

I have seen many videos of swell bridles used on sailboats and sailing catamarans - but what about power yachts? I have to use an anchor bridle to take the load off the windlass - I have no chain stopper and there is no place to put a chain stopper before the windlass. Because of the design of our vessel, I have to use an anchor bridle rather than just a one line snubber. So if I want to use a swell bridle in a rolly anchorage, I'm a little confused how to go about it. If we are anchored with the anchor bridle deployed, if it gets rolly, will I then have to bring that in and hook up the swell bridle. I see that the swell bridle hooks onto the chain and runs to a cleat far aft. You let out more chain and the boat swings into the swells. Now, once that is in place, do I then put out the anchor bridle again - because I still need to take the load off the windlass. But looks like that will now mess up the heading of the vessel into the swells adding the length of the anchor bridle and more chain. Or can I leave on the anchor bridle, attach the swell bridle between the anchor bridle and windlass, will the swell bridle still work the same way? I don't see how it can - trying to visualize the two. I have not used many anchor bridles and never used a swell bridle before, so I'm confused on how to use the two together - since I definitely have to use the anchor bridle to take the load off the windlass.