Only after randy talked to them

@@carinel.1333 Well Randy did give her a nudge, but I honestly feel that she meant what she said to her daughter and it came across as sincere. I don't think she ever meant to be a pushy mother, she was just carried away by the excitement of it all.

they aren't even proper jingle bells, those are cow bells. jingle bells have a much more delicate sound.

The bells are the least of your concern when there's a whole film crew in there

Well you weren't and other people obviously didn't have a problem Not everyone feels entitled to control the air atound them

Not everyone feels entitled to make a lot of noise in a place where others are also trying to do business.@@edgygyal

I don’t know that it’s necessarily about “entitlement”, per se- every bride wants to feel special on the day she comes in to choose her dress. With her theme being Christmas/Winter Wonderland, she probably thought it would be a really cute idea for her entourage to help her with her decision, while simultaneously spreading a little bit of Christmas joy throughout the shop. She seemed like such a sweetheart- I doubt that she’d meant any harm. But if something like this would put a damper on your experience, then perhaps you might prefer to book your appointment on a day when you and your bridal party are one of just a few groups present. It won’t necessarily guarantee that your appointment will be noise-free (think of all the members of other bridal parties cheering loudly when the bride-to-be finds her dream dress), but it might be a worthwhile solution to consider, given your aversion.

Gotta love the know-it-alls who decide who else is frumpy.

She is absolutely stunning and her taste is impeccable!

there's a difference between wanting to see your daughter in a princess dress, and forcing her to CHOOSE a princess dress. i might like to see my daughter try one on, just for grins & giggles, but if she doesn't like it then she doesn't like it, and that's all that matters.

@@dietotaku yes, there is a difference, but I will always object to someone else (mom, aunt, grandma, best friend, sister, etc.) insisting on seeing a bride in a dress she clearly doesn’t want nor like. And Mom was insisting that she wanted to see it. Thankfully, she realized that she was upsetting her daughter and pushing her to do something she didn’t want to do. The bride was very clear, and didn’t want to waste time on trying on a dress she knew she didn’t want.

I didn't want to see my daughter in a ball gown.

I blame Disney.

@@OttawaAndy Me too…I mean, seriously.

I agree but the best way you can do that is to go by yourself and not bring anybody.

The problem is, so many brides are so desperate for everyone to ooh and aah on their wedding day when the bride walks down the aisle that it is nearly impossible for those brides desperate for approval and admiration to get a dress without getting that approval before the big day. @@TrinhNguyen-sh4fj

My daughter got engaged today. She’s 35 and I wouldn’t dare to demand a princess dress.

I agree and I don’t like satin for my wedding dress.

I don't think there are even any windows in Kleinfelds, lol. Except for the front (which is a long ways from the showroom) and the back (which you're not allowed to be in anyway.) And no one is going to allow you to get that far without being tackled or tased, or shot at lol.

@@thehungrygoldfishwe can launch them across the room then. Anything but that obnoxious noise! I’d be like, can I see that? Those as well? Launch 🔕💨👌

@@piperhurtado4945 Then you would be escorted out by a security guard lol. You can't just throw someone else's belongings across the room and expect it to be OK just because someone is annoying you lol.

@@thehungrygoldfish true. I feel other people would clap tho before I was led out. Worth it! 😎😁

@@piperhurtado4945 Omg, people do not clap in real life! lol

Do you have nothing better to do than comment on wedding videos? Looking at your account you obviously don’t.

@@alexad7592 and you have nothing better to do than try to insult people. Get a life.

If you brought these people for opinions don’t be mad if they tell you they don’t like a dress or it doesn’t compliment you. Stop being a sensitive ass weirdo and let her friends live. I can tell ur insufferable. They’re having fun why does that bother u so much. Let me guess, u don’t have friends who’d come and be cheerful for you in support of the wedding day that you will obviously never experience

Womp womp

Pathetic

She's going to be a married woman???? Please fill the tan lines

Childish.