Yes!!!! 😂

And me even though I am not getting married!

Been spamming others with it too

There’s nothing else on, they took off the great cop shows & now it’s just stuff to keep us scared. Nothing else just ghost & stupid paranormal. They want us bored, scared & Covid crazy.

Yes! And I've already been married for 2 years, going on 3 years this year in may

Usually about 3-10 is normal. Afterwards you don't remember them and you're obviously going in the wrong direction.

Well it is rather excessive

I agree. If i had $1500 to spend on a dress, id want it to be exactly what i want

Well I know I'll be a nightmare wedding dress shopper because just to find a dress to wear for an event, I try on 10 or more. Cant imagine how people can be satisfied with only trying on 3 or 4. Surely there are better dresses out there. And I'm intent on making sure I've explored all my options and picked the best of the best within my budget and on my figure

@@LeaEspinoza12345 Absolutely! I felt very cheated that I was made to look at 3 dresses and then choose. I was too young then to know better. I'm not suggesting the customer waste the time off the bridal shop employees, I'm saying that a time limit should be set, a recurring of dresses tried on, and possibly multiple trips to determine what gives the bride the most Joy!

yeah, I'm a bit confused at that.

EXACTLY. It was a fitted shape and made her look like grandma's drapes.

So fucking true. I was so confused!!

@Joyce Massu Sandjong You're right, she does have nice curves, but an A-Line isn't fitted around the hips and butt. It moves away from the body below the waist, which is usually a natural waist. So regardless of where her curves are, that dress was fitted.

I noticed that too. A line is the best shape for my figure, and that's not it.

When I saw her in that dress, all i could say was WOW!

IKR it is everything and it's too perfect on her

Agree.😊 the first dress needed lace across the top to maybe square it off and cover it up. The design on lace makes a big difference to. I personally think all lace is pretty and with pearls and bling😀 . She looked beautiful in the beautiful dress she picked. Lovely Bride.

Yea and it will go great with the winter theme

Absolutely perfect. It suited her personality aswell. So sweet and sparkley.

I love that it wasn't a sweetheart neckline also. It was a beautiful, refreshingly different style and Rochelle rocked it!

There was that Irish episode when Frank said that this could be a tough appointment, as the bride would look great in about 10,000 dress styles... ;-) :-D

They custom order them. You try them on as close to your size that they have.

They order in the size closest to her then when it comes they alter it to fit perfectly

The second dress sucked 2 lol

@@jrich6450 it was the best one for her, also her theme was woodland and that dress gives off a very woodland vibe

yeah after awhile they all start to blur together and you can't appreciate the differences in each dress. taking a break and clearing your head is a good way to get a fresh look at your dress options and see which one jumps out at you.

@@dietotaku yes! I'm a Realtor and that happens when people see too many houses too. They need to take a few days off and start afresh when they've all blended together.

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Looking for an emergency alert t0 wear as a bracelet or necklace

For sure. It's light, flowy, and utterly feminine. I don't know how Autumn-y it was, but I don't see her complaining. :0)

YES, exactly! A fairy princess bride 🧚‍♀️

YES! That's the first thing that came to mind when I saw her!

@@mimmi3232 same!

Oh I thought the same! She even behaves like her

Oh my goodness YES!!! I thought the same thing!

@Sarah Dee Yep - Same. Definitely a Kiera vibe goin there. She looked great in both gowns but #2 obviously connected.

RIGHT? he wouldve gotten the perfect dress within the first try!!

The Lancashire dresses are so dreamy, I love every dress they pull.

Yes !

WAS JUST ABOUT TO WRITE IT LOL WITH THE SECOND DRESS ESPECIALLY

Went to comment section just to find this one 😉😎

That’s what I was thinking

Thank you! I knew she looked like someone but couldn't figure who until I read your post. :-)

Yes and with time your likes and dislikes may change. The more you explore the more better designs you find.

@@ncertbookreader8251 well with wedding planning once you make a decision you kind of have to stop "exploring." most of the time when you're ordering a wedding dress it's custom to your measurements and that takes MINIMUM 3 months to come in. if you're lucky enough to be a sample size and not picky you can get away with buying off the rack and having it altered a little bit, but otherwise that's just how it is. and hopefully your tastes don't change that dramatically over the course of a year, i mean i liked cherry blossoms when i got engaged and i liked cherry blossoms 2 years later when i got married so...

I can't imagine tastes changing that much. I got my dress last year but sadly we aren't gonna be able to have our wedding for a couple of years. I love it just as much as I did when in first got it and I'm sure I'll love it when I get to wear it for our wedding

I have never planned to even have that long of an engagement and did have a friend tell me "you can plan a wedding in 6 months". By that time she was tired of making decisions and just wanted to be married. I would not be shopping at these fancy shops and might even hunt out consignment. I'll probably never get married though.

Oh, then you are definitely not ready to get married!

Wow... you really need to calm down...

Me too! I can’t imagine choosing a dress after just trying like 3

I thought the same thing, and I found my dream dress in 45 minutes. Depending on where you are in wedding planning, the right dress for the event might be easier to spot than you think.

I went to a small shop and tried everything that was my size (10ish dresses?) 🤣 narrowed it down to 3 and finally picked from those, lol. It really IS a taxing experience, but I was on a real time crunch and needed one off the rack and did not want to have to shop again. Ended up with a beautiful dress I loved ❤

I knew what I wanted (and mostly, what NOT!). I was getting married in church. I wanted a soft white, not shiny fabric; actual sleeves, nothing young-girlish (I would be 30 at the wedding), and I didn't want to look like a cream pie. Still traumatized from ruffle and puff sleeve overkill of the 80's. ;-) The shop I went to had the dresses they carried on their website. So I pre-shopped there, wrote down the numbers, tried on six or seven dresses at the actual appointment- done. I was actually shocked, as I knew others had shopped around for half a year... and I wouldn't have had the time. So I was glad of it. I still love it. :-)

I was the same..looked like I was in high school until I was 30, looked like I was a college grad until my late 30s. 60 now, and last week a man called me "young lady" in the grocery store...lol. Sunscreen, hair dye, and heredity!

They were just shocked Just like we were Plz man like seriously you just kinda see the negative side bout kleinfield employees What you dont see is They got the bride just what she wanted which she just couldn't find in OTHER SHOP(s)

@@vedhika5874 no, just david gets on my last nerve. 35 is nothing for paying 100s of pounds

@@jemmaj2919 You clearly do not know much about the costs of bridal shops. Such appointments take time of two employees, that have the job to make the bride stunning. Those gowns aren't cheap to get and usually there is a fitting to make it perfect for the bride's body. The shop needs quite some space for the bride to dress-up and show it to her entourage. It's not half as easy or cheap as you think. But they quickly saw what would become her best of all and found a dress, that was magic on her. The bride and family found gratitude and joy. Why don't you join in.

@@gardenjoy5223 your comment doesn't relate to my post. Where did I say running a bridal shop is cheap? All I'm saying trying 35 dresses is not their business. Their business is to find her a dress.

@@jemmaj2919 "She's taking too long" and "shouldn't leave their shop without one" was what I replied to. Fun, that you have something to say about their attitude, whilst blind towards your own, which is tainted by a more negative outlook on life in a more quarrelsome style. Come on, the sun is out on the other side! Since you think it is their business to find her a dress, I'd expect big compliments of you for them, pulling that off so insanely well.

I have a feeling she wants to look older because people have always treated her younger than she really is. It's great to look younger when you're in mid 30s (maybe) and above, but in early 20s, you don't want to look like you're a teenager; especially at your wedding. I'm 4'10 & 23 and have been treated younger my entire life. A couple months before quarantine someone at my temple asked what grade I'm in, during my senior year of high school someone thought I was a freshman, and during my freshmen year someone asked me if I was in the right school. Those are just three out of hundreds of examples. If she had similar experiences, that's probably why she feels it's necessary.

@@melissashilkoff As someone in their mid 30's... Kinda. It's nice to look youthful, but there's an even bigger struggle to be taken seriously, especially in a professional setting. On top of that, I've had about two decades of people mistaking me for younger, and wanting to gush about my youthful face. I get it, I have a baby face! Move on already! I'd imagine it's hard when you're a bride, and just want to be treated like a mature woman for one day.

When you marry young other people constantly dog on you over it. So you feel like you have to try to look older and act older.

She doesn’t really even have a baby face. It’s because she’s so sweet that people treat her younger. I get that all the time, I’ve been told I’m very sweet but at the same time, people think you’re a child then and it’s so obnoxious. Like why do people think they have to stop being bubbly and nice as they get older.

Yay I love yogawithadriene

Elizabeth Emanuel is not David's sister, David is her ex husband.

Well thanks for the info

@@The_Moving_finger_writes you are welcome

I was just gonna post the same thing. Plus he said that first dress was "everything she asked for". I'm sitting here going "that's not a-line"

@@jessica26138 wait, he's straight?!!

Millie looks like Natalie Portman who looks like Keira Knightley. Woahh

Yes! With a dash of Daisy Ridley! She is beautiful!

Also Millie looks like Carrie Fischer (Princess Leia) someone did a deep fake of Millie onto leia and it looked really real

Me toooo! Thought it was just me

It's because SHE mentioned it, literally everyone looked. And he's gay as hell, trust he was not objectifying her in any fucking way, y'all need to calm down.

@@killinglonliness88 haha I have been watching syttd for years now and I have noticed David touching brides at inappropriate places too idc about his sexuality.

@@killinglonliness88 He's not gay, he's literally got a wife, my dude.

@@DarkendSchoolGirlGua Nope. No wife, they split about 20 years ago and hate each other.

Veil is not the one she is buying. They just have veils to try on but bride can choose one later