Say Yes to the Dress

[ASUADPi]

I thought the pageant girl was a little, hmm, tacky. The dress she was in love with was, in my opinion, "sluttish". I was surprised how her mom and step dad were ready to pop out the credit card. Although I do question Camille, she understood that the bride was torn between what she wanted and what her friends were saying, we've seen that Pnina does that dress with a long skirt, why didn't Camille put her in the dress with the long skirt? That probably would have been the "happy medium" that she kept talking about in her voice overs.

As for the bride who came to "try on dresses" before she was engaged, yeah spending 11K on a dress is crazy, at least to me.

My mom and I would watch the show when I was home and she likes some of their dresses and has told me that she would totally take me there and let me try dresses on, but my cap would be like 2500-3000 (at the absolute most). Having searched their stock online, I have found quite a few dresses I like in the 1500-3000 price range.

[MexicanMami0286]

Originally Posted by ASUADPi

I thought the pageant girl was a little, hmm, tacky. The dress she was in love with was, in my opinion, "sluttish". I was surprised how her mom and step dad were ready to pop out the credit card. Although I do question Camille, she understood that the bride was torn between what she wanted and what her friends were saying, we've seen that Pnina does that dress with a long skirt, why didn't Camille put her in the dress with the long skirt? That probably would have been the "happy medium" that she kept talking about in her voice overs.

As for the bride who came to "try on dresses" before she was engaged, yeah spending 11K on a dress is crazy, at least to me.

My mom and I would watch the show when I was home and she likes some of their dresses and has told me that she would totally take me there and let me try dresses on, but my cap would be like 2500-3000 (at the absolute most). Having searched their stock online, I have found quite a few dresses I like in the 1500-3000 price range.

Yes, the pageant girl's short dress was so tacky and gross...I mean, as long as she's happy with her decision, but I've seen homecoming dresses in the discount section of Macy*s that looked better than that...

And the girl with the 11K dress lost her damn mind. I hope she didn't really buy it. It was a beautiful dress, but it wasn't worth spending the amount of a compact car on it.

And also, I don't understand the point of going in a store like Kleinfelds if you're not absolutely ready to buy. To go in not engaged or just engaged or with a date not even set seems really silly to me.

[joliebelle]

Originally Posted by ASUADPi

Having searched their stock online, I have found quite a few dresses I like in the 1500-3000 price range.

This. I've found that most of the dresses I like are 1500 and under, but that also has to do with the fact that I'm not looking for a foofy ball gown.

Originally Posted by Alumiyum

I can't fathom spending $11,000 on a dress.

Also this. My fiance is already giving me the side eye because my max for a dress is $1,000

Originally Posted by MexicanMami0286

And the girl with the 11K dress lost her damn mind. I hope she didn't really buy it. It was a beautiful dress, but it wasn't worth spending the amount of a compact car on it.

And also, I don't understand the point of going in a store like Kleinfelds if you're not absolutely ready to buy. To go in not engaged or just engaged or with a date not even set seems really silly to me.

IMO, those are the girls that typically want to have a wedding just so they can WAL and have a huge party, and not have a wedding to get married to the one they love.

[KSUViolet06]

Originally Posted by joliebelle

IMO, those are the girls that typically want to have a wedding just so they can WAL and have a huge party, and not have a wedding to get married to the one they love.

Ding, ding!

What's the point of the wedding anyway? To show off how much you're winning at life, duh.