You were very lucky to find anybody during the summer. If your wedding falls between April and Oct, it’s better to have minimum 6-8 weeks for bridal alterations before your wedding. It’s the busiest time of the year for getting bridal gowns ready because of people needing them for summer and fall weddings so that was a gamble.
If that's bad, I'm terrible (I do know I was). I ordered my wedding dress in the May before my September wedding. My dress came in literally 9 days before my wedding. On top of that, I lost 20 lbs between ordering and delivery and I'm 5'3"....meaning a lot had to be taken off around and from the bottom. The seamstress actually tailored my dress in one night.
"I was really lucky to find my dress the first try" No...thats fairly normal as a bridal stylist, i sell the first dresses to most of my brides, they do try on other dresses too of course but its usually always that first one that ends up being the one lol and yes, we always suggest 6-8 weeks prior to the wedding to do alterations. Doesnt matter if its just a hemming or taking off sleeves. Its the same suggestion everytime so of course some places refuses flat out with a Month.
Yep I ended up with the first dress I tried on... I truly liked it but mostly my mom took over the entire wedding and I just said yes to get it over with.
@@BitterBetty76 that happens quite often too unfortunately... My coworkers and I have had to put our foot down several dozen times before shutting up the group and asking the bride specifically what She wants/likes. Its also why ive decided if i ever get married, no one is coming with me to try on gowns 🤷♀️ For some reason this situation brings out the Worse in people and its insane
yeah they cry then panic because it was 'easy' no you just knew what you wanted!!! i love it when i put a veil on. its such a special moment. I refer tailors and tell them to call to book a month out.
@@Peajay007 many companies have "tall" options just as they have petite options and I love offering it to the brides who are my height or taller being 5'9" myself i know the dresses Rarely would touch the ground if I wore heels lol
I agree with those saying she should've given herself, and the tailors, more time to address alterations. We all yo-yo in our weight, and probably even more so when planning a wedding. On the flip side, I want to praise the tailors that made last minute adjustments to my wedding gown. I was all set (except for one last try-on closer to the date for any minor tailoring) , and only a few months prior to my wedding, I ended up in the hospital with a bowel obstruction. I was in there for three weeks, and ended up in surgery with removing 12-inches of infected intestines. My family contacted my tailor so they'd be prepared. My gown was taken in almost 2-inches on each side of my corset. They were amazing! They still waited as close as they could, as I was losing weight even after I was released to recover at home. Good bless them, and all the hard work they did in such a time crunch. I felt beautiful on my wedding day, and I'm so blessed they were there for me.
Wait I’m confused, if it was a custom dress made for you why do you have to get it tailored? Wasn’t that the whole point of them taking your measurements
I’d agree with the weight fluctuation thing. Buying a dress several months before your function which is a very high stress time means that you may not fit into it perfectly day of. Best to be safe rather than sorry
Bodies change over time even without stress. Sometimes, they change a lot. She could have different measurements closer to the wedding date. So, going to get alterations to make the dress fit as perfectly as it can to what your body is at the time of the wedding is normal. Clothes are made to fit bodies, bodies are not supposed to change to fit clothes.
yes! future brides!! please start shopping 12 months before if you want made to order!! ive had a lot of brides coming in 3 months before their day. If you leave it till the last minute you'll be buying off the rack. you are a consultant's dream. you're everything we want from a bride. you timeline was perfect
PLEASE don’t wait that close for a fitting! 99.9% of seamstresses are booked and normally require the first fitting at-least 75 days prior, 90 if Spring or fall weddings.
@@alexbennet4195 You’re actually supposed to go in 6-8 months before for altercations because most of the time the fabric used is very delicate and it’s your wedding dress, therefore everything on it must be perfect
Beautiful lines, but we would have loved to see a final soft lace on top of the material over the bust line. The visible “stays”(bones) on the bra portion look like a 1950’s bra. Rather chic looking for perhaps a black dinner dress. Ends up actually being less formal and unfinished. Looking for a wedding dress. We are sure the bride was lovely nonetheless.
That's amazing!! My mom's dress was beautiful, so was my mother in law's... but they were both a size 4 when they got married. I'm a size 12... 😢 it wasn't even an attainable goal for my wedding date. I love that it worked for you though ❤ very special!
Yes! I HATE these skanky, trashy, lingerie-style wedding gowns! Save that for your husband on the wedding night! I don't understand why any woman would want to look slutty and have everything showing at her freaking WEDDING!! We really need to stop with the see-through crap on wedding gowns!
Sometimes, people can lose and gain weight fastly, it's better to make sure it's perfect by doing a fitting near the occasion. The hem can be because maybe she didn't have the shoe she wanted to wear at the wedding, so seamstresses make floor length gowns longer than the measurements to account for the height of heels
All custom made clothes need tailoring. The length with the exact shoes, the exact undergarments etc can change things- especially something so close fitting. Especially with a corset, the ribbing has to be right, or it will hurt like hell!
oh i wish i had seen this years ago lol i think i went to 3-4 bridal shops before i could find something i liked that came in plus size. my dress was double what my usually size is- and they convinced me measurements were right, it was too big. i had it taken in but wasn’t the perfect fit i wished for.
Really beautiful dress :) but the amount of planning going into buying one kinda scares me. I feel if I will marry some day I will just buy some long white dress available in shops.
Ahhh it was such a beautiful dress! I’m so glad you had a nice experience! I also tried to order a made to order dress based on my measurements and it was a nightmare. I waited several months (as to be expected with a custom dress covered in lace) and when it was ready for pickup it wasn’t quite right. It almost seemed like a different style of dress with how it ended up. It didn’t even fit me! As in it didn’t even touch my skin at the top and it would fall right off of my body. All the way down to a pool of lace at my feet. With no spare time to wait for alterations to be made, my mother took a needle and white thread and literally sewed me into my dress on my wedding day 😆 she did great and I don’t think anyone could really tell! Haha the pictures even still look ok! (I also want to add, I know the measurements were what was wrong about it. I definitely already had nothing up at the top to hold a dress up BEFORE measuring for a dress 😆)
@@alexbennet4195 haha no but it sure felt like it! It was a small shop near where I grew up and while it could’ve been a nicer, less stressful option than a huge boutique, IT WASNT 🤣 What “sold me” on my dress was some speech about how the design was being discontinued and there was a sale on the fabric or whatever 🙄 they said the price was normally $500 but it was on sale for $99 because of the discontinuation. I now think that was a scam and it was always just $99 (basically a wish dress!)
Didn’t she just decide she wanted it shorter? Did I miss something? Maybe she lost a few pounds? My dress had to be altered twice because I was so stressed out, I lost 2 dress sizes! Try not to do that, it’s really expensive lol
@@NotJessH She didn't say she wanted it shorter I think, dress came too long, so she had to do fitting and tailoring still, don't know as I have never bought dresses like that, but in fancy salons they should do fitting and tailoring probably, but in her case she maybe decided to do it elsewhere
I’ve been engaged for over a year, we’re planning on a long engagement because we’re in the middle of moving in together and I just started a new job. We’re also talking about whether we want to have our children before getting married so they can be part of it or if we’d want it to be a big event or just us. Deep down I want a big wedding but we don’t have money for it now, we’re also thinking about a destination wedding because we could do it on my family land and it would be beautiful scenery, cheaper than doing it where we live and also we could have our honeymoon straight away . Although I do think it would be magical to merge the two and have an intimate gathering somewhere that feels expensive. It’s not a material thing I’m just really about the meanings behind things and I want the pictures to represent how the moment feels because I have a terrible memory and things like pictures, smells and fabrics are how I keep my memories if that makes sense. Sorry for the long reply
Same but 10 weeks lol. I had known him since we were 11, married right after I turned 19 (engaged about a week before my birthday), and I wanted, bought, and wore the cheapest dress from David’s bridal at the time-legit I think it came up to $214 in all and needed zero alternations. 10 years and 6 kids later-I think it was a good investment LOL. And it’s still in decent shape and plain enough to still be in style if I wanted to wear it again 🥳
No. Here’s how to get a custom made dress. Find a seamstress who makes wedding dresses. My sister and I both did this (different designers). We both had perfect custom DESIGNED dress. Mine was a while ago, I paid $600, equivalent of about $2000.00 now. My sister was more recent, she paid $1000.00, it would be about $2500 in todays money. I.e. As much as the cheapest darn thing in the wedding salon. Mine was raw silk with custom beading, absolutely GORGEOUS. My sister’s was a slightly golden silk, with draping folds that was just perfect on her. To buy ours at a wedding store would be easily 5K each, and that wouldn’t be custom. Why on EARTH do people pay SO much more then they need to. Look around- LOTS of people make custom formalwear. And if you can make a formal dress, you can make a wedding dress. And you will get SO much more dress for your money. Go to the wedding salon to try on lots of shapes, look at fabrics, etc. Then find a local person who has a little dress making shop.
I adore that first one she tried on. I'd love to see it in like pastel purple or green. If anyone knows where I find something similar-drop the link pls💜
ANYWAAAAYYYY, you look BEAUTIFUL. I absolutely LOVE THE DRESS. I would hate to have a plain, basic wedding dress (which done people would love, to each their own!) and this is totally up my alley. Gorgeous
Made to order is not made to measure. Made to order means they do not make the dress until there is an order for it. They take measurements to put you in a size that is closest to your measurements. It is not a custom made dresses that would be made to measure
It's made to order, with your exact measurements, and you still needed to get it tailored? I'm confused. I understand the bustling but not the hem. Feels like it wasn't made to for you specifically if you needed to alter it. I have thee best tailor in San Diego. He only wants a wedding dress a week before the wedding. He says women change so much before a wedding and he wants to make sure it's perfect.
not the topic of this video but the grey colour you can see all over the bottom 20 cm of the dress in the beginning shot is the reason i will never buy a dress that touches the ground. i refuse to walk around in clothes covered in dust and dirt.
It’s pretty and I can tell it’s expensive and she’s proud of it, but I am still wondering why it looks like she is wearing a skirt with a built in bra.
You were very lucky to find anybody during the summer. If your wedding falls between April and Oct, it’s better to have minimum 6-8 weeks for bridal alterations before your wedding. It’s the busiest time of the year for getting bridal gowns ready because of people needing them for summer and fall weddings so that was a gamble.
I know so luck! I deff waited too late!
If that's bad, I'm terrible (I do know I was). I ordered my wedding dress in the May before my September wedding. My dress came in literally 9 days before my wedding. On top of that, I lost 20 lbs between ordering and delivery and I'm 5'3"....meaning a lot had to be taken off around and from the bottom. The seamstress actually tailored my dress in one night.
"I was really lucky to find my dress the first try" No...thats fairly normal as a bridal stylist, i sell the first dresses to most of my brides, they do try on other dresses too of course but its usually always that first one that ends up being the one lol and yes, we always suggest 6-8 weeks prior to the wedding to do alterations. Doesnt matter if its just a hemming or taking off sleeves. Its the same suggestion everytime so of course some places refuses flat out with a Month.
Yep I ended up with the first dress I tried on... I truly liked it but mostly my mom took over the entire wedding and I just said yes to get it over with.
@@BitterBetty76 that happens quite often too unfortunately... My coworkers and I have had to put our foot down several dozen times before shutting up the group and asking the bride specifically what She wants/likes. Its also why ive decided if i ever get married, no one is coming with me to try on gowns 🤷♀️ For some reason this situation brings out the Worse in people and its insane
yeah they cry then panic because it was 'easy' no you just knew what you wanted!!! i love it when i put a veil on. its such a special moment. I refer tailors and tell them to call to book a month out.
offering extra length on certain dresses are a game changer too.
@@Peajay007 many companies have "tall" options just as they have petite options and I love offering it to the brides who are my height or taller being 5'9" myself i know the dresses Rarely would touch the ground if I wore heels lol
I agree with those saying she should've given herself, and the tailors, more time to address alterations. We all yo-yo in our weight, and probably even more so when planning a wedding.
On the flip side, I want to praise the tailors that made last minute adjustments to my wedding gown. I was all set (except for one last try-on closer to the date for any minor tailoring) , and only a few months prior to my wedding, I ended up in the hospital with a bowel obstruction. I was in there for three weeks, and ended up in surgery with removing 12-inches of infected intestines.
My family contacted my tailor so they'd be prepared. My gown was taken in almost 2-inches on each side of my corset. They were amazing! They still waited as close as they could, as I was losing weight even after I was released to recover at home.
Good bless them, and all the hard work they did in such a time crunch. I felt beautiful on my wedding day, and I'm so blessed they were there for me.
Wait I’m confused, if it was a custom dress made for you why do you have to get it tailored? Wasn’t that the whole point of them taking your measurements
Adjustments, maybe, from weight gain/loss?
I’d agree with the weight fluctuation thing. Buying a dress several months before your function which is a very high stress time means that you may not fit into it perfectly day of. Best to be safe rather than sorry
Bodies change over time even without stress. Sometimes, they change a lot. She could have different measurements closer to the wedding date. So, going to get alterations to make the dress fit as perfectly as it can to what your body is at the time of the wedding is normal. Clothes are made to fit bodies, bodies are not supposed to change to fit clothes.
The 2nd dress was sooooo pretty! 😭😭😭
that dress is stunning honestly my fav wedding dress i’ve ever seen and it’s such a one of a kind i’ve nvr seen anything like it
Thank youuu💕
I dislike the dress but you're beautiful
I don't get the underwear as a dress concept either.
@@snowmiaowdo you know what underwear is?
@@ntrlstar yes
Super unique dress, glad you loved it!
yes! future brides!! please start shopping 12 months before if you want made to order!! ive had a lot of brides coming in 3 months before their day. If you leave it till the last minute you'll be buying off the rack.
you are a consultant's dream. you're everything we want from a bride. you timeline was perfect
I love the Bridgerton vibes 😍
PLEASE don’t wait that close for a fitting! 99.9% of seamstresses are booked and normally require the first fitting at-least 75 days prior, 90 if Spring or fall weddings.
Seriously?? A month before seems SO far in advance lol
@@alexbennet4195 You’re actually supposed to go in 6-8 months before for altercations because most of the time the fabric used is very delicate and it’s your wedding dress, therefore everything on it must be perfect
That is absolutely gorgeous
Very beautiful, it gives me a Renaissance feel
You look beautiful 😊
What a gorgeous dress. Congratulations!
who else was vibing to as it was (classical)
What was classical? The dress definitely was not
@@desertrose3511 "As it was" The audio used in the video.
@@dominance_aesthetic6911 OH lmao that makes more sense
Why are people so rude in the comment section? The dress is absolutely gorgeous.
Seriously people shouldn’t speak everything that’s on their mind 🤦🏼♀️
You look beautiful in it. Gorgeous dress. ❤
Thank you💕
Your dress is so pretty you look really good in it ❤❤
You are a vision of elegance and fantasy. It's like the dress was designed just for you.
Thank you!!
Gorgeous dress!!!! Looks perfect for you. Reminds me of “Ever After.” ❤️❤️❤️
Beautiful lines, but we would have loved to see a final soft lace on top of the material over the bust line. The visible “stays”(bones) on the bra portion look like a 1950’s bra. Rather chic looking for perhaps a black dinner dress. Ends up actually being less formal and unfinished. Looking for a wedding dress. We are sure the bride was lovely nonetheless.
You are gorgeous! 😊
This dress is P.E.R.F.E.C.T.
Wow SOO beautiful! Those sleeves are amazing!!
It is beautiful on you. How come the ones who made the dress couldn’t tailor it?
Omg your wedding dress is BEAUTIFUL!
Stunning!! God bless!! 🤍🙏🏼
You are so gorgeous wow. That dress looks spectacular on you, hope it was a lovely day :))
It’s so pretty man❤
I wore my moms wedding dress! It fit me perfectly the first time I tried it on and every time after that! Super blessed ❤️
That's amazing!! My mom's dress was beautiful, so was my mother in law's... but they were both a size 4 when they got married. I'm a size 12... 😢 it wasn't even an attainable goal for my wedding date. I love that it worked for you though ❤ very special!
Anyone else not keen 🧐
The top part looks like underwear
@@ninanotzon6872 And those forearms warmers!
Yes! I HATE these skanky, trashy, lingerie-style wedding gowns! Save that for your husband on the wedding night! I don't understand why any woman would want to look slutty and have everything showing at her freaking WEDDING!! We really need to stop with the see-through crap on wedding gowns!
Omg your dress is so beautiful
The dress yes....
made to order and it looks like that 😢
the dress was so pretty! i hope the wedding was just as magical. also you got married on my birthday!
New subbie! What a gorgeous dress!! 😍♥️
At first I thought Doraemon theme song was going on in the BG😂
Congrats!! 🎊
Sorry I was focusing on the music in the background (love you Harry)
Very pretty dress!
that dress is the most beautiful wedding dress I have seen a person wear in real life!
Awww beautiful
Why did the dress need fittings if it was made for you?
I was wondering the same thing
So she could see how the style looks on her first?
Sometimes, people can lose and gain weight fastly, it's better to make sure it's perfect by doing a fitting near the occasion. The hem can be because maybe she didn't have the shoe she wanted to wear at the wedding, so seamstresses make floor length gowns longer than the measurements to account for the height of heels
I got the dress before I found my wedding shoes so they made it longer so I could hem it accordingly when I found the shoes
All custom made clothes need tailoring. The length with the exact shoes, the exact undergarments etc can change things- especially something so close fitting. Especially with a corset, the ribbing has to be right, or it will hurt like hell!
glad you were happy, that's all that matters
oh i wish i had seen this years ago lol i think i went to 3-4 bridal shops before i could find something i liked that came in plus size. my dress was double what my usually size is- and they convinced me measurements were right, it was too big. i had it taken in but wasn’t the perfect fit i wished for.
Really beautiful dress :) but the amount of planning going into buying one kinda scares me. I feel if I will marry some day I will just buy some long white dress available in shops.
Ahhh it was such a beautiful dress! I’m so glad you had a nice experience! I also tried to order a made to order dress based on my measurements and it was a nightmare. I waited several months (as to be expected with a custom dress covered in lace) and when it was ready for pickup it wasn’t quite right. It almost seemed like a different style of dress with how it ended up. It didn’t even fit me! As in it didn’t even touch my skin at the top and it would fall right off of my body. All the way down to a pool of lace at my feet. With no spare time to wait for alterations to be made, my mother took a needle and white thread and literally sewed me into my dress on my wedding day 😆 she did great and I don’t think anyone could really tell! Haha the pictures even still look ok!
(I also want to add, I know the measurements were what was wrong about it. I definitely already had nothing up at the top to hold a dress up BEFORE measuring for a dress 😆)
Did you order it from Wish lol
@@alexbennet4195 haha no but it sure felt like it! It was a small shop near where I grew up and while it could’ve been a nicer, less stressful option than a huge boutique, IT WASNT 🤣
What “sold me” on my dress was some speech about how the design was being discontinued and there was a sale on the fabric or whatever 🙄 they said the price was normally $500 but it was on sale for $99 because of the discontinuation. I now think that was a scam and it was always just $99 (basically a wish dress!)
the song 😍😍😍❤️❤️❤️
Exquisite you look so beautiful
This is a wedding dress or night gown ☺️
It isn't her imo it's OK but she's beautiful and I don't think that dress matches her but what's important is she loves it.
I am in love with that dress oh my gosh I need to get married in that
I got my weddings dress like a few days before my wedding 🥴
That's a dream dress if I've ever seen one. You look so beautiful in it, like a fairy queen ✨️💕
What is the dress called and from what collection
My bday is August 30!
That dress looks like it was made by my 10 year old.... And yeah I'm a CFD. That dress looks completely unfinished, it's amazing 😳
That dress is gorgeous 🥰
Ladies, give your bridal tailor 8 weeks for alterations. Sincerely, a bridal tailor! 🤍
She bought custom made dress and they took her measurements, but still had to get it taylored?
This! In so confused
Didn’t she just decide she wanted it shorter? Did I miss something? Maybe she lost a few pounds?
My dress had to be altered twice because I was so stressed out, I lost 2 dress sizes! Try not to do that, it’s really expensive lol
@@NotJessH She didn't say she wanted it shorter I think, dress came too long, so she had to do fitting and tailoring still, don't know as I have never bought dresses like that, but in fancy salons they should do fitting and tailoring probably, but in her case she maybe decided to do it elsewhere
Couldn't have been me, getting married 12 weeks after getting engaged. 😝
And no, I was not pregnant.
I’ve been engaged for over a year, we’re planning on a long engagement because we’re in the middle of moving in together and I just started a new job. We’re also talking about whether we want to have our children before getting married so they can be part of it or if we’d want it to be a big event or just us. Deep down I want a big wedding but we don’t have money for it now, we’re also thinking about a destination wedding because we could do it on my family land and it would be beautiful scenery, cheaper than doing it where we live and also we could have our honeymoon straight away . Although I do think it would be magical to merge the two and have an intimate gathering somewhere that feels expensive. It’s not a material thing I’m just really about the meanings behind things and I want the pictures to represent how the moment feels because I have a terrible memory and things like pictures, smells and fabrics are how I keep my memories if that makes sense. Sorry for the long reply
No point in delaying it if you've been with them for long enough before the proposal to know it's the right decision
Same but 10 weeks lol. I had known him since we were 11, married right after I turned 19 (engaged about a week before my birthday), and I wanted, bought, and wore the cheapest dress from David’s bridal at the time-legit I think it came up to $214 in all and needed zero alternations.
10 years and 6 kids later-I think it was a good investment LOL. And it’s still in decent shape and plain enough to still be in style if I wanted to wear it again 🥳
The same with me . I tailored made a dress 12 weeks before. Hand pick the fabrics myself and let the designer think about what would be good for me.
This is the most beautiful wedding dress I’ve EVER seen
Thank you
Ur wedding was on my birthday wooo and your dress so so pretty
Why if it is tailored to your body that there needs to be fittings?
No. Here’s how to get a custom made dress. Find a seamstress who makes wedding dresses. My sister and I both did this (different designers). We both had perfect custom DESIGNED dress. Mine was a while ago, I paid $600, equivalent of about $2000.00 now. My sister was more recent, she paid $1000.00, it would be about $2500 in todays money. I.e. As much as the cheapest darn thing in the wedding salon. Mine was raw silk with custom beading, absolutely GORGEOUS. My sister’s was a slightly golden silk, with draping folds that was just perfect on her. To buy ours at a wedding store would be easily 5K each, and that wouldn’t be custom. Why on EARTH do people pay SO much more then they need to. Look around- LOTS of people make custom formalwear. And if you can make a formal dress, you can make a wedding dress. And you will get SO much more dress for your money. Go to the wedding salon to try on lots of shapes, look at fabrics, etc. Then find a local person who has a little dress making shop.
I adore that first one she tried on. I'd love to see it in like pastel purple or green. If anyone knows where I find something similar-drop the link pls💜
Go to Spina Bride in NYC, like she did in this video and order the dress in the color of your choice. Custom gowns will be available in custom colors.
After months, the dress still fits perfect?🤔
ANYWAAAAYYYY, you look BEAUTIFUL. I absolutely LOVE THE DRESS. I would hate to have a plain, basic wedding dress (which done people would love, to each their own!) and this is totally up my alley. Gorgeous
Thank you
You looked absolutely magical
You look lovely! Curious what didn't you just get your gown culture to the police you bought it?
The place I bought it was only a bridal boutique and doesn’t have an in house tailor
Beautiful! How much was it if you don't mind me asking.
Around 6k
August 30 is my birthday 🎉 congratulations on your marriage 🎂
Made to order is not made to measure. Made to order means they do not make the dress until there is an order for it. They take measurements to put you in a size that is closest to your measurements. It is not a custom made dresses that would be made to measure
Can someone please exlain the need for the fittings if the dress is made to order?
I didn’t have my wedding shoes at the time I got my dress so I needed to hem it once I found the right shoes cause I had them make it longer
you got married on my birthday :0
u had ur wedding on my mum’s birthday!
I’ve never seen a dress like this before and holy heck it’s stunning and gorgeous and so are you
You’re lucky you got a tailor that close to the wedding
For anybody that needs to get their dress tailored, to make sure you find somebody who specializes in bridal!
Me and my bf started dating on the thirtieth of august
I guess to each their own on what they think looks good.
Those dresses are so pretty😭also you got married on my birthday 💃🏽
I'm confused, if it was custom fit why would you need tailoring?
This is gorgeous
I think that might be my dream dress
Omg I feel kinda special because that’s my birthday that you got married
It’s so crazy my parents got married on October 30 what a coincidence 🤣
This might be stupid but why did you need to get it tailored if you had it made to your measurements ???
It's made to order, with your exact measurements, and you still needed to get it tailored? I'm confused. I understand the bustling but not the hem. Feels like it wasn't made to for you specifically if you needed to alter it.
I have thee best tailor in San Diego. He only wants a wedding dress a week before the wedding. He says women change so much before a wedding and he wants to make sure it's perfect.
I didn’t have my wedding shoes when I picked my dress so I had them make it longer so when I got my shoes I could hem it to the right length
How much was the dress? I don’t see the shorts video?
not the topic of this video but the grey colour you can see all over the bottom 20 cm of the dress in the beginning shot is the reason i will never buy a dress that touches the ground. i refuse to walk around in clothes covered in dust and dirt.
Not me thinking the sign said Spina Bifida
Your anniversary is on my birthday
She got married on my birthday
How the hell the dress take so long but on TLC with the gypsy dresses they make them in 10 days or less
It’s pretty and I can tell it’s expensive and she’s proud of it, but I am still wondering why it looks like she is wearing a skirt with a built in bra.
I prefer the 1st and 2nd dress. This one looks like lingerie
hello...who is the artist of this As it was..? ik its harry styles but the one in this vid
Why are the sleeves like that?!
What happened to the top? Sorry, looks like it’s missing. Bottom , pretty.
It's a beautiful dress, but shouldn't it have a slip, as u can see through it. Or am I mistaken!?