David Emanuel Gets Confused By What Picky Bride Wants | Say Yes To The Dress UK
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- Äas pĆidĂĄn 15. 06. 2021
- Picky bride Katie has fruitlessly tried on countless dresses, but she doesn't seem to like anything she tries on. She is so confused that she even ends up confusing David Emanuel!
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She looks like she belongs in an Ancient Painting. So pretty!
I thought so too! So beautiful
I agree , from a Jane Austen's novel
She looks like Edith Crawley from Downton Abbey
Exactly
So funny that's exactly what made me click, the thumbnail and I was obsessed with her makeup since we have the same skin tone and she looked so baroque I was obsessed. She photographs so lovely
I hate when they call the brides "picky". You better believe I'll be trying on more than 3 dresses whenever I get married. Which is probably never, lol. But I'll try on 50 until I find the one that makes me happy, lol.
No she said that herself, 3 minutes in the beginning
Sheâs tried on probably over 100 dresses.
You should go in knowing what you want then.
Not the consultant's fault the bride doesn't understand the very thing she claimed to want. News flash everyone, 1920s fashion isn't a damn mermaid.
NEVER SAY "NEVER"! đ
itâs her big day I donât see anything wrong with trying on a million dresses until she found the one she wanted, I can tell sheâs humble, she just refused to be pressured into buying a dress she didnât loveđ€·đ»ââïž happy she found one
If I couldnât find my dress after that long I would try to go the custom design route
@Tea Clarke definitely shouldâve brought in photos of dresses that had the things she liked
Exactly! Even if she knew what she wanted at the end while wearing she might not feel good at it anyway... Surely is better for her to try more on and see with even what style.exactly she falls in love at the end...
Yeah they're really drawing a long bow here to pretend that trying two dresses on and not 'seeing it' is being picky. The shape on the first one was delightful (that back!) but she was right about the beading not being right - it was lazily chonky.
One can be too picky though, forgetting about the actual wedding. While you want to look good you do need to be open minded unless you are prepared to hire a designer. If you;re too picky you'll be confused and never be happy with anything
I got the feeling she doesn't know what she means when she wants 1920s
She means vintage XD the trick was "simple, elegant, that makes me feel grown up". The first dress was not that
@@vilwarin5635 Yes, but the first one was exactl 1920 glam
Ugh tell me about it
She knows what she wants, but she doesn't know how to describe it.
I'm starting to think very few people know what "1920s" means. Consultants should ask, "When you say 1920s, what does that mean to you?" đ
Letâs normalise not calling a bride picky just because she wants to look and feel amazing đ€·đœââïž
I would agree except she literally called herself picky and fussy đ€·đ»ââïž
I agree but often they say one and then sy something totally different Lika i want 1920 and then all that is 1920 is blehđ
"Normalize"? hahaha
I disagree
@@customera7945 yes, normalise
Another alternative title: âDavid Emanuel gets Confused about What a Bride Wantsâ
She literally referred to herself as "picky" within the first minute. Not worth the lawsuit lmao
As usual đŹ
I feel as though he tried his best and that she herself didnât know what she wanted. She said 1920âs so the dress he gave her was 1920âs. It had sequence and pearls in that first dress which means it wasnât boring. The second dress also looked amazing on her, even her entourage agreed. Somehow I feel your comment might be slightly sexist just because heâs a man. Thatâs just my opinion however.
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@@muhammadmota6141 I agree this bride is of a different...sorts. But David isnt the best consultant. Not the worst, but if I was going here for a dress, I wouldnt want David in the same room as me. Ever
David Emanuel and co. at this shop are often confused as to what a *budget* is.
The dress was under budget
@@721deco8, they still get confused.
Well said well said đ
The dress was under budget sit down
Gok does it better all way around from style to price point đ€đ€©
They really gave her the villain edit for no reason:(
I feel like so much confusion could be saved by just taking the bride to look at the racks of dresses first lol
You NAILED IT. Why in the world would you have the consultants wander around and pick dresses for you based on a few words said of what you think you want? Right away, a bride could say yay or nay....why drag them in to the dressing room just to have them refused? It goes to their egos....they want to see if they can choose what they think is right for the bride....I love seeing the dresses but hate the process. Cheers
Sometimes that can be overwhelming and confusing too.
Probably because of budget issues
I think Iâve seen it many times in other episodes when a bride falls in love with a dress she sees on the racks or mannequin but donât notice the price tag, then she canât unsee it and is unable actually to try dresses with open mind anymore, cause she is just thinking about that perfect one
@@esraayousef5643 That's so true I've felt that way about a pair of shoes for years now haha I didn't know it was a pricey store and they turned out to be $1800. Never gonna buy them or forget them
The second dress looked so good on her
Ikr
Even I felt the same, second dress was beautiful
That material was really nice
Very true. Just tighter and maybe with a belt âš
Yes, the third dress is lovely but I thought the second dress was so much better.
The fact she went all around London, tried lots of dresses and couldn't say 'a fishtail dress' (rather had to demonstrate the look @04:38), is not making sense. Something went wrong in all these shops.
and since she's the common denominator, I call bs
Not everyone uses the same names. One shop may call it mermaid other call it trumpet and other fit and flair... some people say they are different styles, other say they are all the same. It may be a bit confusing if you are not into fashion
@@a697ag đđđ bless ya, you made me laugh... I think the show was making up the drama and she agreed to participate..
@@vilwarin5635 they're similar, but the point where it starts to spread out differs. Though I imagine people use them interchangeably so consultants are not gonna say "Oh no that's not a trumpet, it's a fishtail"
Maybe she only figured out how to name it until now đ€·đ»ââïž
Okay, but Katie was actually a sweet little princess. There is nothing wrong with wanting to feel good in a dress, but being a raging nightmare isn't always ideal. However Katie wasn't this way at ALL. She was super adorable.
I'm just glad she didn't try on a Dando London with an illusion neckline!
The third dress is quite lovely on her. It is 'elegant and chic'.
The second dress looked STUNNING on her
100%
"Bride to be" face is so much like a animated movie princess..she is so pretty.
Ikr~ She's gorgeous!
I don't get why they get the bride to try on a dress that she clearly dislikes just from looking at it lol
I think he called her picky because she herself said she had looked all over London already and has hated "all of them." It is difficult to have a dress in a small shop that is completely different than ALL the other dresses she has seen. Besides, her "boring" and "average" reactions are not giving David or consultant much to go on.
Because it's true when they say that a dress looks different on than on the rack. No shame in trying it...
Dresses look different on the rack than on the body
I think she's pretty coz you can notice by face of her entourage
Like any picky bride's ... .they looked kinda too Ready to get it all done asap
I mean we've seen many episodes guys the way they didn't even comment much after seeing her a bit pleased face made everything clearđ
I am living proof of how my mom always show me some things and a lot of them I loved it once i tried it on.
Loved the 2nd dress a lot, even the bride looked very elegant and it complemented her well.
Agreed.
Agreed
i was disappointed when she didn't choose the second dress, but she looked so beautiful in the third dress. I'm glad she chose that dress. Many blessings to her and her groom.
I'm happy that she atleast chose a dressđđ
I feel like that second dress would have looked a lot better with a belt. It felt like there was something missing
but looking at her wedding picture, it was not her final choice ;-)))
@@Hippabellita1 Eh. What's a person to do? :0)
I think David has become a bit jaded. He maintains his professionalism (somewhat), but his body language speaks volumes
Ki
She has an old world charm. A classical Beauty.
Second one was sooo elegant and bridal.
Perfer the second one for her.
She is quite petit and I wondered if she would have liked the second dress better if it had fitted more closely to her in the bust. The third dress did have a more artful neckline, which I think swayed her.
I think it's very funny that she asked for a 1920's gown but wanted to look grownup and not like a child, while (to my knowledge) 1920's fashion was all about getting boyish figure by wearing dresses with a straight cut.
The first dress was stunning and so 1920s, great Gabsey worthy.
i feel like they get upset when a bride knows what she wants but they can't just sell them any dress in the shop
I'm convinced every dress and style in the shop is the same. Same design, same style, literally I have never seen an abstract or a unique dress before
Thanks to Dando London đ
These were different than their usuals.
Check out Hayley Paige.
@@L.Spencer I think I have seen the 1st two dresses before. I am sure I have
Try looking at dresses from small designers
That third gown is perfect for her. Itâs elegant, not overwhelming her small frame. Very flattering.
If my best friend dragged me to every bridal store in town and tried on dozens of dresses, I'd get to the point that whatever dress she eventually liked, I would gush over it and agree with her...even if I hated it.
One of my good friends got married about 20 years ago and we went to so many bridal stores in 4 states (NJ, NY, CT and PA) that I literally felt like my head was going to explode. After awhile, they all start looking the same.
But I still cried when I saw the look on her face as she finally found "the one" ... and I wasn't even in the bridal party!
Iâm applying for jobs in customer service rn and currently using David Emmanuel as an example of how not to treat customers
To any brides or anyone shopping for anything: being âpickyâ is not a bad thing. Spend as much time as you need to find something that is perfect for _you_ :)
David Emmanuel treated her with respect, and they found her a dress on the third try. By the way, I do hope you get the job you wish this summer.
Be better than David lol his intentions arenât all that bad but he definitely thinks too highly of himself and that interferes with how he treats costumers. Thanks for people like you!
I do not think he means "picky" like how some people mean it. It has bad connotations to be sure. Just like saying someone is ignorant, it doesn't have to be a mean statement, it's not an insult. It just depends on how it was said. Anywho, I hope you get where you want to go. đ
Quick question, how did you get the italics slant on the word "you" ?
Completely agree, you could see how annoyed he was from the start when she mentioned she had shopped all over London
He just wants to rush and not spend too much time on finding the dress.
Iâve noticed in other episodes he gets annoyed when the bride doesnât say yes to the first dress he picks
Dress shopping is a special day for the bride and he shouldnât be getting frustrated so easily with her
I loved the second dress on her. The dress she ended up choosing is lovely on her and accentuates her figure nicely.
Auntie Gok would do wonders. David is pushy and a fussy man.
totally agree.
Gok would have made a sketch and tried to find the bride the closest thing that there is to it !
After all that, in real life she ended up with the most ordinary lace dress. The satin dress at the end would have been so much more memorable.
ya, i had a feeling she switched out.. could tell she didn't love it. ha ha.. don't wanna look like lace curtains! hilarious
The final dress is exquisite on her. I, too, tried on heaps of dresses before my wedding day. My final one was chosen by my Dad xx đ„°
Am i the only one that feel like on my wedding i have to try all the wedding dresses i could try so i can make sure of my choice?
I thought for sure I'd have to do that, and made a list of every bridal shop in a 100km radius. Then I found The One at the first store I went into. I looked around a couple of other nearby shops but couldn't get that dress out of my mind. I knew I'd never find anything else like it that would make me look and feel that way. I didn't care about going to any more shops. That's how you know you've found The One
@@jenettemerlini6035 I had the same situation! The firt dress I tried on is my one đ€©
@@jenettemerlini6035 When you know, you know. Simple as that. đđ€ I was shopping for a formal gown for an office Christmas party. I had a coworker with me. I tried on an A-line hunter green satin halter neck dress. Felt like a princess in it, but my coworker didn't like it on me as much as I did so she convinced me to try on a mulberry colored dress with bandage style gathers. She said I looked like a Grecian goddess in it, but I didn't like it one bit, not the color, not the style, not one single thing. I didn't have that feeling of "I'm a princess, this is my dress" in it the way I did in the hunter green one and I told her so. She wasn't too happy about my not going with her pick, but oh well...I went with what I felt. I'm so glad I did.
Thats basically me đ€Łđ€Ł I need 100% reassurance and that i wont regret not taking the perfect dress for me
You bet! If someone is expending thousands on a dress, trying several and not settling for one you dont love is the normal thing to do
I think what made him confused was that she wanted fishtail. Where as to before she wanted straight down 20s look. But she found a dress in the end all is well.
He just didnÂŽt listen. She said simple and elegant. Then she added the 20ÂŽs look, but many people just use that term to say "vintage" or "clasic". She also said "I want to feel like a grown woman, not like a child playing dressing up" Yes, the first dress may be considered a 20ÂŽs style, but wasnÂŽt simple at all, also didnÂŽt accentuate her curves, which was what she was looking for. She obviously wanted clean lines and little bling.
She is truly "wearing" that dress! She herself makes it beautiful
She gave somewhat contradictory directions: "glamour, simple, elegant." While those do crossover, glamour isn't usually simple. She had a vision but didn't articulate well at the top. Then she said "I don't know what I want" but then later said "I'm not confused." Ummmm.
Dress #1 is anything but boring with all that beading. It's definitely more glamorous than simple. But it is of the era she asked for. It overwhelmed her, so I get the no. How can she call that dress boring or something you'd wear to a summer party?! Smh.
I agree
yup. this girl actually has no idea. she flipped flopped so much on what she said
Good thing she's beautiful ..bad thing she didn't try much dress đ she would've looked gorgeous in any of them. Such a waste
DonÂŽt agree, if you look at dresses from the 30ÂŽs they are very simple, but no one would say they are not glamorous
The first dress was fabulous, a design that is unique, interesting. There was nothing boring about it.
"oh dear, we can't have a bride feeling like a fish on her wedding day, can we?"đđ
The veil almost always seals the deal. Itâs like magic!đđđ°đ»đ
I didn't like the addition of the veil.
Bride looks like Greek goddess... straight outta paintings
Exactly what l thought - with her complexion and curls, she looks amazing in anything.
She's not picky. She just hadn't found one that had all the elements she was looking for, and the dress that made her feel excited and bridal.
I like the dress she chose. She wasn't fussy or confused, she just didn't have concise words to express exactly what she wanted.
No dress is perfect but the moment the bride wears it, it becomes perfect. đđđ
She look like a princess with that beautiful curly hair
I don't find her hair beautiful. It's too thin and dry. It's obvious, she tried to make it look beautiful, but failed.đł
@@nadiakononenko6769 Tell me you're jealous without telling me you're jealous đđ
@@megantron1954 what can I say? everyone has his own level of beauty.
@@nadiakononenko6769 agree! Just commented!
Thatâs a cowl neck, right? If so, Iâm surprised no other wedding dress has that neckline. Itâs fairly common and rotates in and out of style every decade or so.
It's a Bordeaux neckline. Cowl neck looks like a loose turtleneck :)
@@vandapurvis9464 I just scoured the internet for anything related to a Bordeaux neckline and came up short. I adore cowl necks and all types of gathered tops (and am learning to sew them) so I would particularly like to know the difference; if you happen to know of anywhere specific to point me, I'd appreciate that.
@@cianap.281 I believe it's spelled Bardot neckline, as in Brigitte Bardot, which is why you haven't seen much come up :) I've generally seen Bardot necklines as referring to an off-the-shoulder look.
@@kyootkitteh ooooh yes that makes more sense, thanks.
No, this is neither a cowl neckline nor a Bardot neckline. A Bardot neckline is straight across and taut rather than draped as hers was.
She looks like human version of queen Elsaâ„ïžđ
With a lisp
"She must look perfect" I despise David Emanuel's toxic pressure on brides. The correct phrase is "She must FEEL comfortable and happy with what she's wearing"
This!!
I chose my wedding dress because of how I felt in it, not because how I look in it. I tried other dresses that look pretty on me as well, but I only felt really confortable and myself in one.
The bride is stunning to begin with
She definitely is. BUT she is so young that she has not yet come to terms with her own natural looks. She wants to look elegant and grownup - which can be done, she looks good, why not -, but really, her natural style would be "the fairy blown out of the woods", something playful, slightly enigmatic and capricious. Later in life she might finally accept her own style and then REALLY bloom.
@@agnes15101968 she is 26!
The first dress is stunning 1920s glamour. FABulous choice David and Kim. Brilliant.
The third one is also 1920s glam. Awesome choice.
As usual the brides say something though don't know what it means.
The first dress was more appropriate for a mature bride. The third dress is perfect for her both because she she young and very petite. It is simple elegant design that echoes the 1920s style without swallowing her up.
This dress just hugges her in all the right places! Really good pick for her đ
Her face and hair remind me of Edith from Downton Abbey. And when she said she likes 1920s the resemblance was even more so
The first dress was stunning 1920's style. Loved it for me đ€đđđđ
I liked it until it showed the "fish scales." Further away was beautiful.
That third gown was a stroke of genius. Congratulations!
She literally says: I donât know what I want
Then she says: David thinks Iâm confused, but I know what I want.
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I really think she means to say 'I know what I don't want'
Iâm glad someone caught that. I had to laugh!
"I think David thinks I'm confused, but I'm not confused, I just" don't know what I want?
That sounds like she's confused to me... đ€·
Now I'm confused.
Her and her friends are all so pretty??
This bride is what i call beautiful, pretty, cute, gorgeous and what notđ she is all in one...neva seen such a beautyđđ„°
if theres any time to be picky its when choosing a wedding dress
I thought she was being picky, but the third dress did look exactly right for her.
only that she didn't get married in it ;-)))
Wait what happened?
She had a challenge that I, as a plus-size, am familiar with. She is very petite and the samples are not showing her enough of what the dress looks like, because it requires substantial alteration. When she said that neckline was unflattering, all I could think was, yeah, well they are hanging off you dear and the bodice is bunching. This whole two size system is insane. People can even be the same size and look very different because of height, complexion personal style and so many other factors. This is a great example of how size inclusivity saves labour costs and generates sales.
Glad she could finally find her dress! Good job, David and Kim!
she looked like a goddess in that dress!
I really liked the first dress on her. David and his consultants pass a lot of judgement on brides. Iâd hate to do the show and hear the consultant having called me âa picky princessâ behind my back when the show airs.
The 1st dress was what she asked for - 20s, elegant and sophisticated. I thought the two satin styles would described as boring by many people.
I thought the first dress was unique and beautiful on her, but it didn't look very bridal. It did seem to fit a 20s vibe.
@@wilmaknickersfit but she also said simple and womanly. That dress wasnÂŽt that
Does anyone gag a little bit every time David makes that "ohhOOOohhh" noise?
Why are you here then đ
I read this comment as it happened đ€Łđ€Łđ€Ł
Just a beautiful dress - but yes, they were kinda hard on her when she freely admitted she just didn't know what she wanted = the whole point of trying various types on!
3rd dress reminds me to Rose from titanic, it s sooo 1920's they nailed it â€â€â€â€
No, "they" (read: David) didn't - KIM did.
The Titanic sank in 1912, nothing 1920s about it
I Love How Each Country Has There Own Culture And Language And Dialogue!
Iâm into the fashion business and deal with mostly customised outfits for brides. Trust me, we really really appreciate when the client knows her style, it helps us narrow down our designs. But when brides are very picky, 8/10 times it never turns out well. I am not always a fan of David E but I totally get what he means when he mentions picky and difficult. People will find it hard to believe but since we are used to dealing with brides one on one, we figure out the most suitable styles within the first few mins of the appointment. We only need to make sure the bridesâ personal style preference goes along well, to create the perfect look for the bride.
You go girl. Sticking to your tastes got you the perfect dress in the end đ It's your most special day and likely the most expensive dress we ever buy so it's so important it feels right.
Single and addicted to this show :)
I love the chosen dress on her, she looks beautiful! All my best wishes for their happy marriage.
I love it when women branch off from the traditional, sleeveless wedding dress and shoot for something from like the 20s or the 50s or 60s⊠The dresses she tried on in this episode are just lovelyâŠđž
The first dress is EXACTLY what she asked for.
0:42 you know you watch Say yes to the dress way too often when you recognize the dress with the flowers on the right from another video đ
David is a Treasure! Love to watch him, Thank You.
The second dress look soo much better
Why does David have to act as if he doesn't understand when clients reference lace curtains. Seriously? He has to have heard this at least 1M times.
đđ true, especially in this bridal shop
The bride looks like Lady Edith Crawley from Downtown Abby đ
Possibly the nicest dress I've seen on any say yes to the dress episode, absolutely lovely
This is a bride that would make me feel relief when she left and I donât care if she found her dress or not
I am getting some strong "LOONA LOVEGOOD" vibes from her đđyou know from Harry Potter â€ïžâ€ïž
I personally loooove the first dress on her she looks so ethereal O:)
She is gorgeous! That dress looks amazing on her.
The second dress was the best in my opinion.
Part of the problem is that many young women donât know anything about fashion silhouettes. When I was younger, more women sewed, and because they did, they knew what an A-line dress, or a 1920âs silhouette, or the various lines really were. They knew what an empire bodice was, and what a droop waist was. This young woman as all over the map, leading her consultants down the wrong roadâŠDavid said that himself. The last two dresses she tried on were very much a 1930âs silhouette, which means that she came in the door already throwing the professionals off. It wasnât picky, it was a lack of knowledge on her part, and also, a lack of homework. It pays for the young lady to really do her homework with the bridal magazines (which they have in every country now), and learn how to speak to her consultant. This will yield her the best result. When both parties speak the same language, it helps a lot, and you can get what you want.
The first dress I thought of was the one Iâve seen them put on a few brides before. Itâs Art Deco with an amazing back. I forget who the designer is. Love the dress she chose though.
David with every single dress:
đ€ŽOoohhhh aaahhhh darling how fabulous
David with every single critique of a dress:
đĄ You're very picky and difficult
She didn't look really happy in the last dress and I see on Facebook she had another dress on her wedding, very beautiful :)
Saying she is picky isn't fair.
Most of the time, it's not about a look, but a FEELING.
The dress makes them FEEL happy, beautiful, thin, etc, etc.
And you don't/won't know until it's on your body. đ€·
3:48 who else noticed that child?
I love the first dress on her⊠especially with her small frame
What a sweet and pretty bride. Best wishes for your day and life ahead!
Excellent dress choice! Bride looks stunningâŠ.very elegant!
Bridal Consultants: It's the most important day, the bride must look perfect!
Also Bridal Consultant: Don't be TOO PICKY
Oh dear......LMAO!!!!! That fitting was an epic scene
Itâs the tiny thingsâŠ
like how DE introduces himself using his full name while Gok just says âIâm GokââŠ
itâs like DE is the star when in fact it should be all about the brideâŠ
not to mention the fact that despite all their experience with clothes/fashion/fabric there is no substitute for how a person FEELS in their dressâŠ
I donât know. DE isnât the right person for this job at allâŠmore Aunty Gok please!!!
The boatneck did look nice on her but preferred 2nd dress overall.
I think the 3rd dress will be stunning in the right size and tailored to fit her. It's hard to see the shape when it's too big and gapping in places. I'd love to see the final version because I bet she looked amazing.
She looks so beautiful, like she could be a Greek goddess!!
That truly is a beautiful, almost one-of-a-kind dress! Bravo you!
I love these shows! The people are so good at what they do even the pickiest brides find what they want!