Picky Bride With A $15,000 Budget Has Tried OVER 100 Dresses! | Say Yes To The Dress
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- Äas pĆidĂĄn 10. 04. 2022
- Bride Kea has an extremely healthy budget of $15,000 to work with, but she is so hesitant to say yes to a dress that she has already tried on over 100 gowns! Will Kleinfeld be her final stop?
From season 12 episode 4.
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If a bride has trouble finding a dress she likes while having a $15, 000 budget to spend on it and has "tried on over 100 dresses" already, that indicates there is something else going on than just indecision.
yeah but they also seem like they are making sure to show her ones from 9k-15k, maybe she would have liked a cheaper dress
â@@rainbowslimesbywolf9565 That's what I was thinking. She want very simple mermaid dress with drama in her back, this type of dresses are around $3000. I had the same case with my friend, she've over $5000 budget and wanted a simple mermaid dress. $15 000 is more for the cinderella dress or some extravagant dress!
I was just thinking, no dress is really worth that much, so no wonder she can't decide... drop the budget, look in the $3000 range, you'll find a ton.
Agreed! I had 2 days, $1000 budget - I found a perfect dress in 20 minutes
I wonder if the budget was part of the issue. Paying so much for an item of clothing to wear once - she was probably overthrowing everything. Finding a dress she liked a lot for a third of the price is probably easier than finding a dress that was perfect enough to be worth 15k
her poor friends. you could just tell they were agreeing with anything she said just to encourage her to choose one.
That desperate "deer in headlights" facial expression on that poor guy says it all.
I think that some brides become addicted to the search and the attention.
@@LightworkBeacon I could believe that, I didn't think of it til I read your comment but as someone who doesn't get a lot of praise or compliments I could even believe I'd be like that one day too if I don't keep myself in check! I can definitely see people getting a bit addicted to the compliments and the "aww" reactions
Reminds me of when my 9yr old is trying to pick a candy at the store. đ€Šââïž
The male friend was not a friend
Her friend who was just over it all is such a mood đ
The bride was exhausting.
"So just pick one" - hahah, poor thing.
@@heula1 I can only imagine what is going on in her head! I totally understand how she is⊠for something important, I will drive myself, and sometimes others, crazy because of the indecision⊠Itâs a curse for sure!đ©
@@heula1 to be fair, being told 'just pick one' and having everyone try to decide for you because they'd rather be somewhere else is exhausting too. She should've done a lot more independent research first to prevent it panning out this long though.
Why bring all of them along every time?
Her friends looked so done with this, especially the brunette. She was brutally honest it's so funny. I couldn't imagine how it must have been for her friends having to visit even more salons, before she could decide on a dress (at long last). Also looove the first dress she's stunning she could easily pull off anything
I canât imagine dragging my friends along with me to so many appointments to try on dresses. Why canât these brides go alone, do some weeding out a mini dresses and choose a few final ones and then bring in friends if they are compelled to have the opinions of others. And this bride didnât even care what her entourage said about the dress
đ I laughed out loud, when she said you can wear this every year - pure sarcasm
She was skinny and stupid as a mule, a bad combo. The groom should have run off and got a job as a groom in a stables in Argentina.
Did she actually bring those friend for each dress shopping..? Thatâs definitely crazy :/ how could they make time for so many shops?
@@TheDoggmom i go alone or bring 1 friend⊠it has to be during the week so they canât come
Am I the only poor one who just cant comprehend 15k for a dress
Too much self importance.
My brain cells tried to compute the amount she was going to fork over for the wedding dress. To each their own and what they value. The dress I wore on my big day was less than 100 dollars.
I had to use calculator to check how much is 15k$. (I use different currency). Oh, 15k for rhe dress, that's insane
Definitely not!
No, you're not. When I got married I found the dress right away.
The geometric pattern gown was very unique, much better than the one she chose from another store. Too bad that she did not like modern style.
Or the customized version they talked about - it would have been exquisite on her. The one she chose looked "meh" to me - and the peplum effect made it rather dated IMO.
@@janicejanostak2545 I thought it was more corset than peplum or a lining.
and yet the dress she picked was SUPER modern - i don't know what you call those bits at the waist but i definitely wouldn't say "soft" or "romantic"
It WAS the best!
I agree that it was so uniqueâŠ.
Wondering what it looked like in person⊠maybe it might not looks so greatâŠ
Still, very gorgeous!
Do you think this will date itself?
No, I'm sure you can wear it year after year.
Oooh, how I love đ her friend's deadpan humorđ đ
I love how diplomatic and careful her friends were not to say anything that might discourage her from getting any dress at that point.
I'm a bit sad she didn't get the first or the 3rd dress, it looked stunning on her and the shape was great and really fit her! The dress she ended up with from a different salon didn't look as good... but most important is that she's happy!
I am in love with the first dress. It was so different and couture, yet also looked amazing on her. I feel that she really loved the dress but asked the one question (about it looking dated) to compel her to dismiss it. Looking "dated" is a matter of perspective, and one can pick apart almost any dress in the past for its "dated" components.
She needs to find a designer and make her own dress. Only then will she understand that her expectations will be not attainable. But all the design features will be her own decisions, so it will be her own fault if she doesn't like it in the end.
@@catladyfromky4142 even the dress she chose from another salon looked dated... And frankly not that good on her as the other two đ
"Sad"?
I thought the one she ended up choosing was very classic and beautiful! It definitely fit her wedding venue.
The first one was ugly đ
*$15000 is a good amount for a full wedding including a Honeymoon* đ
It's almost 3x what we paid for our wedding and 9 day honeymoon in Ireland đ
@@EmilyRachael90 yea my whole wedding was under 2500, but it was bc I am very low income and was paying for it all.
I definitely got everything I needed/wanted though. Just borrowed a lot and made my own decorations and flowers.
As a child, I wanted a huge dream wedding. As an adult, I want a very small wedding and to put the rest of our money into our dream home and traveling.
@@BlackBeauty2023 yes!
I think as kids, we definitely want the huge fairytale weddingâŠđđđ»
Something more intimate is lovely, especially the style in which the weddings are done todayâŠ.
A beautiful home is always a great goal, as is travelingâŠ.
My two cents?? If you want to see the world? Make that your top priority ! It is a truly huge world out there, and we should all see as much of it as we can!
Even if you can only visit one bucket list place in your life? DO IT!!đ
I have been so lucky to have travelled all over the world, and hopefully am not done , but it truly is worth it! The memories you make, the things you see, the cultures you get to learn about and experience are worth so much more than huge wedding!đđ
@@EmilyRachael90 Dang! That was soooooo cheap, so you got married at the courthouse & live next to Ireland đ€Łđđ joking.....
That first dress was absolutely STUNNING on her! One of the very few times I've gasped watching this show. Very modern but also somehow gives off a vintage-movie-star-glamor vibe?
That's how I felt
Yes, she kept saying the beading was modern which I get but it also had kind of 1930s Art Deco vibe.
It was truly lovely
I didn't like the first dress, would've been a big no for me lol
Gosh, I really hated it. Just shows you canât please everyone. đ
Sheâs tried over 100 dresses and had her entire group of family/friends go with her for each fitting?! OmgâŠ
Good thing I wasnât asked to be part of the bridal party because at this point I would bow out and send her a beautiful congratulatory wedding card;)
She looked amazing in the first dress she tried on.
And then send the groom a card with the address and phone number of a good lawyer.
And to fly them to New York too?!!!
I completely agree with you I wouldnât have the patience to go to 7 to 8 bridal stores but with her shaved the bride looks great in any wedding dress
Brides like this woman are the exact reason I gave up custom bridal Wear. When a bride can't make up her mind and is disappointed with the final product it's very upsetting for both parties đ€·
@@Sophesi thank God though that a marriage isn't about the dress lol
@@Varaidzo1 itâs still important
@@jonessa802 no it's not lol
@@lisanyugenhascancer6332 yes it is I didnât asked
Sometimes I wonder if the hesitation to buy a dress is really not wanting to get married or having anxiety about getting married.
I was thinking the same thing!
She decided in the groom a lot faster than the dress!
I think it's also possible that they just want to just keep trying on dresses and being the center of attention. Like, you only get to be a bride once (I mean, ideally) and I think some people wanna milk it.
@@ThisIsKassia true
Thought the same
Sometimes it is more difficult to find the "perfect" dress with a higher budget. The bride will be more picky and want "more" and "different" and yet, like in this case, want "simple" and "classic." Those desires conflict with one another, and the standards will be so high that the bride will not compromise.
To not compromise is understandable, but this bride will have to get a custom dress in order to find that she will have to decide eventually. Like her friend stated, she will have to wear something.
That's what I was thinking. She can have anything she wants so it is harder to make a decision. Then I'm like - it's not that big of a deal, just get one. But the dress her friends all liked should have been the one.
@@michelebrown9923 she is obviously a perfectionist, with maybe a little OCD on the side? Iâm not an expert, of course!đ€Ł
She obviously loves the finer things⊠everything has to be âjust soââŠ.
All that said, when you have one shot at achieving what you want (the kind of wedding, dress, etc), and you have the funds to make it happen, youâll drive yourself nuts, lol!
I agree, I would expect an amount of happiness from something that costs 15.000$ that a dress could never offer
She got a dress at the end they show it. I will say I do agree with you 100% though
They should have asked her whatbherbdream dress lookes like!That way theybhave an idea what she wants.
She was not a type for mermaid dresses her waist is small.
Her friend is total MOOD LOL. And the dress she got at another salon wasn't half as pretty as the first or third individually, much less combined! But happy she got one! Omg.
those bridesmaid deserve combat pay. is it just me, or does anyone wish she would say yes to mole removal? that big one just above the breast line was horribly distracting. once noticed, I couldn't stop looking at it.
At another salon? That customized dress would have looks way better than the one she got
Interesting how she sent the show a picture of her in her final choiceâŠ.
They must have asked her toâŠ
Still, it Seems a bit pretentious that she didâŠ.
Thoughts??
@@electraking8856 The show definitely asked her to. It's not the first time that has happened. The audience (like me) just wants to know what dress she eventually chose, we do not care if she got it from Kleinfield's or not hahaha.
@@mumu87 oh, agree totally!
This is the first Ep I watched where that happened, but I am glad they do that follow up! Would love to see those dresses⊠Iâm totally here for itđđđ»
I havenât really seen anything here, but has a follow up special ever been done about the couples from the show?
THATis something we would NEED to see!
That is what I was thinking
Absolutely! The Kleinfeld gown would have been gorgeous!
âWeâll go for drinks.â Love you, Mom.
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with that budget why didnât she just get a custom made dress instead of trying on 100+ dresses
So she didn't like the geometric pattern bc it was "too trendy" and ended up getting something with *PEPLUM?*
Looked red carpet to me not bridal
Peplum isn't trendy. It hasn't been fashionable since the 1940s.
That was my first thought. I can't get past the hideous peplum.
The worst, I am so confused đ©
@@joralemonvirgincreche it was around for a couple seasons a few years ago but I agree it wasn't fashionable
If you canât find a dress at Kleinfeldâs , there is something wrong.
not at all, so many of Kleinfeldâs dresses are tacky and overdone, itâs 100% not for everyone
@puppygxtz So? They have the most selection of dresses in America. And, with a budget of $15,000, the bride could have gotten almost any dress in the store.
Therefore, if there is a dress available for her that is not custom, it probably she will not like it. If Kleinfeld doesn't have it, it probably doesn't exist.
She needs to go to a private designer and make her own dress. Therefore, if she doesn't like it once it is finished, it is on her.
@@catladyfromky4142 very much not true, the dress I want isnât at Kleinfeld, Kleinfeld doesnât have everything you seem to think it does. For example, people who like the dresses on SYTTD Lancanshire probably wouldnât like a lot of the ones at Kleinfeld as theyâre completely different styles
yea, with their stock!
Most wedding dresses can be bought in the moment and under 1,000 but at kleinfelds the minimum they expect you to spend is like 2,000 and you have to wait months for a dress. Not to mention the fact that they barely have anything coloured, if you want a black or pink wedding dress or something you'd need to go somewhere else
While I don't like mermaid style, I liked the geometric pattern of that dress. If it was a ball gown it'd be a winner for me
I really donât like mermaid either.
Same I don't like mermaid style đ
Or a simple A-line with that geometric pattern top...
@@sandisteinberg731 I think it would work if it flowed into the skirt as well. I find those patters are really good for summer weddings.
@@MsJubjubbird I too, prefer dresses that aren't two parts--top and bottom--sewn together.
To me they're more graceful and figure flattering.
15,000 is a massive budget surprised she hasnât found one yet
I think that high budget is why she had trouble finding a dress. A bride could probably find *tons* of beautiful dresses up to $15K. Imagine the inventory available to you if your budget was "up to $15,000"! How do you choose, when you have these lovely dresses and you look very good in so many of them.
Plus, at that price point, you might start wondering "this dress is $10K, and I really like it, but could I do better, for that much money (or a little more money)? Is it really good enough for a $10K dress?" By comparison, if you only have $800 to spend, you are probably just happy to find a dress that looks fabulous on you for $800. I doubt you're going to say "But I need more bling/drama/whatever". JMHO
she is spoiled...
@@vc5385 she definitely has a love for the finer things in lifeđđ»đđ»
@@vc5385How is she spoiled? You donât know if itâs somebody elseâs money or the money she saved up for or made herself as she may have a good paying job. Not spoiled.
She talks about the first dress being "too trendy"?! Mermaid dresses ARE trendy
Hats of to everyone who works at Kleinfeldâs for their patience
Dear Bride-to-Be, If you look back at your wedding photos in 20 years and regret the dress, there's something else at work. Look back and see where your story began. Who you were then. If I were to remarry my husband today, I wouldn't wear the original dress because I'm not who I was then. But I loved my dress then. It's perfectly okay to change as you age.
That is amazingly said!
Like everyone else here, I feel like the first dress and third dress would've been amazing on her (or a mix of both like the consultant suggested), much better than what she ended up buying at the other salon. But we have to remember that ultimately, it's not always about looking beautiful, sometimes, it's about feeling more comfortable. Maybe that's why she ended up choosing that other one.
Either way, I just hope she didn't have any regrets!
She will! She will probably change her mind again. Waste some more people's time. Obnoxious behavior
@@Mzd455 I found her FB. Looks like she got married in it and has had a child since then.
@@Mzd455 the sales people are just going their job. No one's time is wasted. I bet for every bride who is so picky there'll be 20 who choose on dress no.2 or 3. And if they've decided to film her for the show...the shop makes money. What drama will there be otherwise?
I noticed she kept pulling the dresses up at the top. Maybe she didn't really feel comfortable in that style.
The dress she ended up, makes her look frumpy, it doesn't have the structure that Zunino's dresses have. It is what it isđ€·đ»ââïž. Kudos to her entourage for supporting the bride!!!
She needs to just design her dress and have it made...
Yes, absolutely! I did just that, because I knew that I would not have been able to find exactly what I had envisioned.
For 15k , she absolutely should
Seriously, it would save her time and hassle. I bought a basic white, off shoulder dress and since I sew, I added my own embellishments. All together I spent about $390, people thought I spent a few grand.
This girl is just loving the attention and her entourage should stop going to appointments with her. Boundaries, people, boundaries. This is ridiculous.
She was worried that the modern style wouldn't be "timeless" enough and would date her, but the dress she chose will FOR SURE date her, that style is not timeless at all??
Sometimes I wonder if these girls are actually asked to come in by the store, just so the store can have an opportunity to show these $10,000+ gowns!!
Maybe, good point.
And all the family and friends just want to be in their advertising video? I don't think so!
I think after over a hundred mermaids it was time to try a different silhouette! None of them caught her fancy, but maybe a ballgown or A-line would. Try stepping out of the box!
It sounded like among the hundred, she had tried all the styles and settled on mermaid as her favorite to me....and then she went with a sheath with a peplum.....đ
Seems like possibly she didn't really have a 15k budget to spend
@@athenaemmanouilidis1291 I didn't think about that. Ir could've all just been talk!
I think she wanted something unique but couldn't express that. I think that because she chose that peplum thing, I don't see many peplum dresses
I donât like any of them. The strapless and mermaid style look unflattering because it looks so tight and uncomfortable to walk in. The strapless draws too much attention to the large mole on her chest.
Why not try a whole different style?
I agree about the mole. If I could afford 10k for a dress, Iâd have that removed ( both for cosmetic and medical reasons).
Oh, I thought that was a pendant.
Personally I think the mole on her chest is cute! Itâs just a beauty mark, itâs nothing to be ashamed of or hide:) and if she feels confident showing her mole, all the power to her!
Totally agree! Why not spend some that money and have the mole removed? Also, what could be more uncomfortable than a strapless mermaid dress?
@@cynthiasnyder1561 Why should she? This is what actual confidence in your body looks like.
Does it look dated? It's a strapless mermaid, woman. Seriously, a strapless mermaid is a strapless mermaid is a strapless mermaid. Just pick one, and even at $12k you too will look like every other bride choosing a strapless mermaid.
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Right? She is going to look super dated in the one she finally chose, it did her no favors.
Yes! I tired of the strapless wedding dress about 20 years ago!
Strapless mermaid is pretty timeless, Itâs been popular since like 10 years for a reason
to end up in a peplum dress #confusedđ
I absolutely loved her brunette friend - so sassy. I fell off my chair laughing when she said "No I think you could wear it year after year for sure." Also, was it me or did the dress she ended up in look nothing like what she asked for? Looks like a sheath dress with little peplum wings on the hips....
RidiculousâŠthe first dress was the prettiest dress.
$15,000 on a freaking dress! That is insane. There is no way I could spend that amount of money on a dress that I am only going to wear once
When they showed the other one she chose at a different salon I was like "What? That's the one she chose?! That's so basic lol"
Holy moly I can't believe she went with something so understated after the beautiful Kleinfeld's dresses
Holy moley.
@@donnaokoniewski3761 holey molay
Key word being moly. Yikes
I think that maybe because she went in with such a huge budget, they only showed her dresses near the top of her price range - which means designs with lots of sparkle, appliques, and glam. She might have wanted something simple all along, but wasn't being shown those styles because they're cheaper. Consultants aren't going to pull a 3k dress for someone with a 15k budget, even if it's the perfect one.
@@mirandashapiro3184 Good point
đ Loved that first dress. It was unique with the pattern. But honestly, nobody but the bride will remember the dress in a few years time.
The first dress was GORGEOUS đ±
I love the momâs answer about going for drinks. My kind of mom!đđ„đžđ·
I donât understand ppl like this..like the amount of money you spent traveling for a dress because ur âpickyâ you couldâve easily found a designer in ur state and have a custom made dress for u..but i guess she just wants the attention
Her friend with the dark hair with bangs is so striking with her blue eyes. Beautiful girl.
Iâm glad she didnât say yes on the spot because sheâs every business owners nightmare, wants something custom, owner starts making said custom item then suddenly they donât want it anymore & donât wanna pay for it either even though the item was custom for them.
Not true
Thatâs not really a custom dress. Custom dress is they take every measurement needed and they will design a dress for you, which you pay upfront when you order one. Then they have some standard designs or can custom design a dress which is original with fabric that doesnât exist on off the rack dresses. Not just combining just two dresses of a top part and bottom part of off the rack dresses using retail patternsâŠ
How can one NOT find a dress with a $15,000 budget?
She need to take a trip to see Gok; he has the best dresses.
The bride is indecisive because she is addicted to the process of wedding dress shopping. Going to beautiful stores, getting compliments and attention from family and sales ppl. She's prolonging the process because it's fun for her to be the center of attention
You can find the pictures of the wedding online, she looks amazing! The dress up close is INCREDIBLE
Can you give her id
where tho
The first dress was gorgouse. I can't believe she let that go
Why does anyone notice the tops on all 3 were too big
$15,000 and you havenât found a dress. Oh boy this is a tough client
I watched this show as a kid thinking 15k for a dress was acceptible, now years later in my 20's it's a crazy amount. The UK version of this show does a way better job!
No it doesn't. The bride gives a budget of 2I and they'll ultimately put her in something twice her budget and make her stretch of leave disappointed, and they use the same dresses over and over....unless you mean the Gok version. He always does a great job!
@@MrsBrit1 she obviously didn't mean David's bullocks. Lancashire is a UK store, Joe and Al are UK too, they have much better dresses than klienfield
@@jemmaj2919 I agree. David Emmanuel's show is pretty rubbish, but Gok or Allie and Jo are always amazing.
It all depends on everyoneâs budget. If you have the money why not?
Eh just the Gok one tbh the Emmanuel guy is terrible
Omg all to go to yet ANOTHER shop and finally say yes to a crap dress, when she could've customized her own!?!
She wanted to play dress up and isn't ready to get married 100%.
That's the impression I got, too - that she isn't ready to get married and this is just her way of stalling the wedding.
That's what I thought too, i mean come on, the wedding is in Paris, the capitol of fashion, she could have had any dress she wanted. And when she said i need to think about this dress overnight i was like: girl i bet you didn't take too long to say yes to the proposal and now you want to think overnight about a dress that you could have it customized to your liking considering the budget that you put for it. The problem is not the dress, it is you are not 100% sure about the whole marriage
Those dresses were made for her! She looked stunning in all 3 but my favorite was the last one she tried on. She picked a dress she was most comfortable in I guess and really all that matters is that she loved it and was confident in her wedding dress.
Spending so much money on the wedding dress...it's plainly stupid
How to get rid of irritating entourage
Step 1: try a dress
Step 2: try a hundred more
Step 3: be picky and reject the 100th one.đđđ
I'm going to say now before I have seen all of the video, that this bride does not appear willing to actually PURCHASE a dress. She just likes SHOPPING for a dress. If I ran a place like Kleinfeld's I would instruct my staff that when a bride comes in and has tried on this many dresses, they need to not waste a lot of time on her. She probably just wants to try on some more dresses.
She is always fussing with the top and pulling it up. Maybe she should go with a different top. I see her getting frustrated.
Yes. It looked like they had straps but she tucked them in and made the dress strapless. I think straps would have been so much prettier on her.
Ugh the bodice on all of those dresses were hideous. They were not attractive at all. Way to low she needed a sweetheart neckline or something with straps. I would love to see what she finally picked
Yes! None of the dresses fit her bustline. Should we assume they could have been altered to fit?
If sheâs tried over 100 dresses she must be feeling as jaded as her friends obviously were, too much choice makes finding the right dress harder. I thought the first dress was the best too. đŹđ§
I agree. At the third salon she shouldâve been considerate to her friends and herself and called it a night. If Iâm shopping for 7+ hours at the end my brain feels jumbled and I feel like I canât even make decisions well enough to commit to a $20 shirt, let alone a $15000 wedding dress. Sometimes you need to call it a night to reset your mind and start fresh in the morning.
Wow... I'm honestly shocked. What they were designing for her was going to be way more gorgeous than the one she chose. I really feel the skirt thing around her hips on the one she chose just doesn't flatter her. I'm disappointed too. But That's just my opinion. As long as she loved it. I just hope she doesn't look back on the pictures and this episode and wish she had gone with the one they were going to custom make for her.
I asked my dressmaker for long sleeves, mandarin collar, small split in neckline, peplum, pencil skirt to just below the knee. Dark navy blue. I gave her the brief 15 days before the wedding because I am (clearly) not like these brides to be. I had one fitting. It fitted perfectly. I had a pair of high heeled shoes covered in same fabric. I had an exact copy made in a deep ruby red for my attendant. No one saw the outfits until the day of the wedding and everyone went bonkers, in a good way. My bouquet was a bunch of red Anthuriums and my attendantâs was white Anthuriums. Done and dusted. Iâve always known what I like since was little. These Yes to the dress shows always amaze me with the family dynamics and personality clashes. But Randy knows his stuff. Heâs a trooper.
Her friends are annoyed they had to go to a million stores, and my friends were mad that I found my dress at the first store I went to with only my mom "just to look" đ And then my best friend did the same thing to me - she went "just to look" and got her dress without me there đą
I guess the answer is to just go "to look" to see what's available. My niece found hers in a regular store and it was stunning
Heather Eagle I went to a local evening & bridal shop by myself. Found my dress, tried it on and it was timelessly gorgeous. Bought it that same evening. Never once regretted buying the 'only' wedding dress I tried on. Maybe I was just lucky but that dress was truly made for me.
First dress perfect
Second dress curtains
Third dress divine
Said yes to a dress that was nondescript on her. Is That the timelessness she was seeking?
Exactly đŻ the dress she choose was blah
@@lc5929 Blah, and already dated looking.
Underrated comment
The cost of travel to try on dresses far exceeds the cost of the dress. After 30 I would say, youâre on your own. Gheez.
From the look of things, she can definitely afford it, but it only makes things more complicated once youâve tried on an insane amount such as she didâŠ.
Other than taking pics with the phone, how would you remember them all?!??
Why do brides drag their friends to every appointment? If the friends really want to be there then cool, but I think it's weird to expect them to show up to store after store.
What patient family and friends! Sort of ridiculous trying on so many dresses.
When money for a one time use dress is so confusing to someone, try spending đ° on a project to be of help to a family who is in need of a place to stay, and groceries.
I promise you the feeling of fullness and fulfilment will overcome you with joy to last much longer than that dress you cannot find after đŻ trials.
Check your heart đ
"Do you think this will date it?"
Sorry to disappoint you, but no matter what dress you get it'll be dated in some way. You never know what features will stay in fashion and which will go out. Maybe when you are in your elderly years that geometric look is still in style but the whole mermaid style silhouette is completely outdated. You aren't getting a dress to wear the rest of your life, you're getting a dress to wear now for one day. Wear that you like now and don't worry about if it'll be in style in 30-50 years from now...
And to further your point, it seems so common now for women, especially well to do women (for the most part), to have the lavish wedding gown, plus another totally different dress for the reception !đ±
Can you imagine dropping $15k for an amazing gown, then God knows how much else for another dress for the rest of the evening???đ±
God bless anyone who can spend money like that, but it doesnât mean they always have tođ€·đ»ââïžđ€Ł
@@electraking8856 really if you look back over the decades, that geometric thing surfaces frequently. plus if she wanted to recycle, cut short and have the embellishments refinished, it would be fabulous cocktail dress, evening party dress, etc if it is silk, it could be dyed. she is crazy girl. other comments said she went with a Peplum! seen peplum 2x in my lifetime and once before I was born in '56! whaaa haa haa talk about obvious outdated look. dont last the time test. peplum popular with old church ladies. whaaa haa haa
@@dawnsalois youâre so right!
If she got dress#1, she could have made it into a cute little dress, as you saidâŠ.
Peplum is pretty style, but the other dresses were more WOWâŠ
Go figure!
I love the answer the friend gave to that. It will be still gorgeous when you wear it next year and the next year and for all your marriages.
On her wedding day: did she have to constantly pull up the whole dress, because of the decolleteé?
Sometimes it really get hard to choose for the person who want lots of perfection and want a dress which exactly match the expectations that they have set in there mind đ
Btw she looked beautiful â€ïž
Bride: Do you think that this will date itself though âŠâŠ.
Friend: No I think you can wear it year after year for sure. At every wedding
We all need a friend like this. Lol
I live in Vancouver and Iâve met her many times before..she works super hard and so does her husband..
her friends have the patience of Job, my gosh.
Am I the only one who doesn't like the mermaid dresses on her,I think she wud have looked better in a diff style
Imagine buying a $15k dress you can hardly walk in and the plunge is so low in the chest area it draws your eye straight to the large moleđ€Šđ»ââïžđ± Those are not friends, they're after your money.
The secret weapon, for the most part, is an amazingly talented seamstressâŠ.
They can work any kind of magic you want, and needâŠ
She is going to spend her wedding tugging on the top
Lol. That's what I noticed, too.
Bride: I'm a problem solver. Me: are you sure you're not a problem creator?
What she got in another salon is awful, from my point of view.
The dress she chose looked frumpy, I think the first dress looked so flawless on her.
The dress she chose wasn't mermaid, so maybe she didn't want mermaid, she did look amazing in the first dress. Understandable how someone with a 15k budget was picky, they want the perfect choice and best.
Iâm seeing many people saying the same thingâŠ
I can definitely see that point!
Some people just canât get out of their own way⊠Iâm definitely one of them!đ€Ł My sister in law is as wellâŠ. We will drive ourselves INSANE trying to make a decision, and almost take everyone else down with usâŠ. And we donât even have a budget like this gal for ANYTHING, much less a dress!đ±đ€Ł
I don't blame her at all. That budget puts a lot of pressure to pick the perfect dress. And perhaps she really didn't love the type of dress she thought she wanted. What she picked at the end was quite a bit different from what she asked for.
@@itsalwayshalloweenexceptwh5118 I blame her
Just the thought of trying on over 100 of ANYTHING sounds so exhausting! Just how many appointments did she have?
The one she picked doesnât even really look like what she said she wanted⊠Pretty, but not show stopping. I think when you are super picky, sometimes you end up having to settle đ€·đŸââïž
the pattern on that first dress is INSANE
I love it ;-;
Dude !!!! Any of the dresses she tried looked waaaaayyyyy better than the one she ended up saying yes tođ€Šđœââïž
I agree
Glad she found a dress she loved but I think the custom dress would have been amazing!! đ„°
She is a lovely Bride and has a lovely figure. Having said that, I have to say I didn't care for any of the dresses on her. In each one, the sweetheart shape just did not complement her. She kept tugging at the top and the large blemish became a distraction. I think a different style would have suited her better. Best Wishes to her and I hope she found what she wanted.
Hey Donna
I just LOVED that 2nd dress, it looked perfect on her! Much more beautiful than the 3rd the discussed.
I like Christiane very much. She seems so kind, bright, humble and solution oriented. No fuss.
How can someone be this indecisive đđ
"What happens if she doesn't choose a dress today?"
"We go for drinks."
That mother is terrific!
The last one was the best in its original form!
It's not about finding the perfect dress, she just never tires of hearing how great she looks in every dress.
She seems like sheâs recognizing her friends feelings about it all and sheâs very nice and pretty
The last dress looks stunning on her! The dress she picked not so much đą
At 15k it seems like she could get a custom dress made that would look exactly like what she wants.
Thank God she chose something. It was kind of pathetic to not be able to woman up and make a damn decision when you're into hundreds of dresses! She also really needed to stop wearing dresses so low cut because her decolletage really isn't flattering at all.
Edit- also forgot to add that Mark Zunino is a GENIUS when it comes to mermaid styles. He does them incredibly well
The whole time she looked like shopping just normal dresses. There were no emotions somehow, she just acted like going shopping normal clothes. And with a budget of 15,000 you should be able to find a designer who just makes a dress unique just for you and exactly how you like it.
@@HelenaRG71 Bingo!! The woman was a damn nightmare! I honestly do fight it pathetic to not be able to pick a dress for such an extraordinary length of time! And her budget should have made it 10x easier than it does for people with lower budgets!
She also could have also gone to private designers in NYC to check things out, not just Kleinfeld đ€·đ»ââïž
There are an uncountable number of people like that who would carry or custom design her perfect dress for $15k
@@electraking8856 Definitely! My whole wedding cost less than 15 grand, so she could have found someone to make her a beautiful dress for HALF of that I reckon!!
@@kanyebreast6072 agreed! My BFF actually had her dress custom made by a small designer in NYCâŠ. I donât know how much it cost, but it was very simple, and very beautiful! She could have spent a pretty penny on her dress, and she looked in a few places, but she ended up going custom, as simple as the dress ended up beingâŠas long as the price was within reason, of courseđ€Ł
But definitely NOT $15k
I feel so shocked that she said no to that custom one but yes to the one they showed she chose!