Where did YOU get your wedding dress?
zeebruhgirl
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I'm preparing for my April wedding and I'm wondering where you lovely ladies got your gowns, and the prices of said gowns.
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A friend made mine - it cost about $100. Mostly, I just replied because you looked lonely here. :flowerforyou:0
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A friend made mine - it cost about $100. Mostly, I just replied because you looked lonely here. :flowerforyou:
I wish I knew someone with skills to make me one! haha0 -
I used my sister's dress. She bought it new but had taken a part time job at the boutique so she got it half off. I then paid her half of that price when I wore it. She ended up getting divorce and remarried. When she remarried it was his first marriage and they wanted a traditional ceremony with a traditional wedding dress. This time she rented a Vera Wang from *someplace* (try Googling for your area) and it only cost her about $200 to use a dress worth a LOT more. If you don't feel the need to keep the dress I'd suggest renting one.
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Never thought of renting!0
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I got mine at a local boutique (upstate NY) and it cost $1300. It was worth every penny. That said I also looked at used gowns b/c I had no problem with the idea of wearing an already-worn gown. Oncewed.com has a huge selection that changes frequently, if you're looking to save a few bucks to get a killer gown!0
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i went to a chain dress store. i dont like foo-foo at all and i found a very simple white gown for under $500. loved it.0
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I got mine from a boutique, but it was a Casablanca dress, if that's what you're wanting to know It was more than I care to admit, lol, I had a customized one, so it was more expensive than usual.
I've been in 5 weddings in the past 3 years though, and the average of those ladies dresses was probably $2000.
I do know 2 ladies who ordered theirs though lightinthebox.com, it's a company in China that does knock offs. About $300-$400 a dress, but it's a big risk. They both got really lucky with theirs though.0 -
I got my first one at David's Bridal. It was discontinued and it is beautiful! Bought it for $120. Well, I gained like 40 pounds. Now, hear me out, I weighed 95 pounds and my doctor said that I need to gain weight . So I weighed 135 on my wedding day. Anyway, I had to buy a second dress, which is beautiful too. check my pics, its in there. I caught mine on a store wide sale and paid $89 bucks for it.0
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Honestly, I bought mine on Ebay. I went to our local botique to figure out exactly what style I wanted and to have them take my measurements. Then I went online to search for a knock off that was what I had liked in the store. I think I paid $150 for the dress, and another $150 for alterations (it was too long and had lace at the bottom that had to be removed and re-attached, or the alterations wouldn't have been that much).
My goal is to be able to fit back in the dress next August for our 10 year anniversary!0 -
I eloped in a $68 dress from Avenue.
However, there is this dress I love from David's Bridal that I hope to fit into when the SO and I go to Disney World next year for our honeymoon and photos!0 -
I got mine at an outlet store for $200. I'm glad I didn't spend a fortune on it. Your only going to wear it once anyway. My sisters spent a whole lot more on theirs. They had them professionally cleaned and packaged in those cute boxes. But when they opened them years later they were stained and useless. I would rather be enjoying the party than worrying about my dress.0
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I got mine at a local bridal shop for about 1500$0
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My mIL made mine, veil and all, and our wedding cake.0
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bridal department of a high end department store...$1900, 16years ago...still have it, and I'm pleased to say it once again fits.0
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And I got my dress at David's Bridal. 350.00.0 -
I got mine at David's Bridal. It was $925, but I had almost $300 in alterations done to customize it. I ended up trying on over 50 gowns. I wanted something that covered my arms and shoulders.
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I had the outer jacket removed after the wedding and short sleeves that buttoned into the gown to keep my shoulders covered.
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Macy's Department Store -- it was bright blue and cost 80 dollars.0
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From a going out of business sale for 100 bucks it was so pretty0
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With my first wedding I got it from a small boutique in town and it was about $200 my second....well I didn't wear one because I got married by the JP so I just had on a maternity outfit.0
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I got mine in a local store where I was living at the time. It was about $500, not including alterations, veil, slip, and jewelry.0
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I made my own. It cost around $500. The same dress would have been about $3000 in a boutique0
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well 17 years ago got mine at JcPenney outlet I want to say it was about 100. Lots of beads and lace still very pretty, but I mainly picked it for not needing to be altered at 5'2'' that means something0
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my aunt made mine but my next wedding will likely be davids bridal. the one i like is 700 but thats alot for just that in my eyes0
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Mine was a pretty pale pink with grey pinstripes that I bought at Dillard's for maybe $50.00 twenty-nine years ago. It was a low-key affair, and I wanted something I could wear again.0
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Got mine a year and a half ago from a local bridal shop. After all our lovely Canadian taxes, it cost me just over $1100. I love my dress, and wore it on our anniversary a few weeks ago, lol.
oh, it is Sofia Tolli, if you'd like to know0 -
Bought mine at a local shop for $675, right off the rack, no alterations. It was meant to be0
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David's Bridal. I have a picture of my wedding dress under my photos. I think I paid $300 for mine - they have reasonable prices!0
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K-Mart
1986
$15
Was just a blue and white dress. We didn't have a big wedding.0
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