It’s not really haggling. She asked once if she had wiggle room - very easy to have said no if the original owner didn’t want to budge.

I didn't like any of them this time. This is the first time I have watched and felt like they could have done much better

You have a budget and you ask for lower or wiggle room so you can cover the cost of any alterations! Otherwise you have blown your budget and still can’t wear it

I don’t care who the designer was, it was ugly

@@kaylajohnson3770 lmao i love your comment😂

Yes, it is. Exactly what I was thinking. It looks like someone was not able to drink their coffee properly...

The wild card dress was awful

mermaid.o benedryl cabagepatch

Yep 🤣

I thought that was such an insult until I looked at her again, and indeed I saw exactly what you are talking about.

The resemblance is uncanny..woww

Cumberbitch ❣❣❣

i couldn't tell if her hair was actually a different color on her wedding day or if it just looked better pulled up. I agree, the purple hair is not something most women can pull off.

bellabana I've seen tons of women pull it off, but you can't have an old looking face you need a young looking face to pull it off. And plus you need eyebrows lmao. Definitely didn't look good and aged her to where I couldn't tell her age. Like was she 40 or 60..?

I personally love silver/grey hair

That colour is beautiful and don't hate on others wanting to try that colour out.

That's what I thought at first too, but then if you take into consideration that its original price was 1000 pounds and we've seen dresses on this show that were originally 2000 pounds and were sold for 700-800 pounds we're talking about massive differences of 1200 pounds. While, in this case it was a difference of 475 pounds in price. After that it seemed alright - to me at least :)

The seller wasn’t forced to sell the dress at that price. Bride didn’t rip off anyone

darian roscoe second hand wedding dresses cost way less than the original. The fact that she got 525 is amazing.

With the sale, the seller ended up spending less on that dress when it was new than the bride did for a second hand dress.

@@whychoooseausername4763 That is a very good point that I think some wouldn't think about. The only thing is with her no longer owning the dress the new owner could make money from it too by selling or letting it.

I think the tattoo spoils the look.

Not really. If you don't try you wont get

Lol how? Clearly she is strapped for cash. And if you don't ask for a better price then it'll always be a no. Nobody forced them to sell it for that price. They very easily could've told her no and that would have been the end of that conversation. But they AGREED on a mutual price THEY WERE BOTH HAPPY WITH

The hair aged her horribly. On the wedding day with her new dyed hair and fitted dress she looked better and younger

Plus her non-existent eyebrews dont help.

She's old obviously and the hair color is so bad I didn't want to look at it

Phailcon I thought the dress she chose was absolutely perfect. Suited her so well

Her hair and teeth REALLY aged her, the dress was pretty but didn't do anything for her.

Olga Miller, I completely agree. I will be so glad when the tacky fad of tattoos is finally outdated!

TLc

Put your claws away petal.

@pinkheart.... Do you have a link?

@@raelee4384 she is shown on her wedding day at the end of the video.

They didn’t show them all in this clip

Agreed. Doesn't flaunt her waist.

Disagree. To people who hate pouf such as myself, it was definitely big.

Violet Rain I think it’s to avoid damaging the dresses with traces of makeup or something :)

The tattoos are an extension of her. Her personality or points in her life. They tell a story that's personal to the wearer. You don't need to like them, it doesn't make a difference because she loves them. Coming from someone who does have tattoos.

@@user-jc1oo9od3r i agree. I don't have tattoos, and will never get any, but while I sometimes think they look strange under wedding dresses, they are part of who these women are and I'm sure the husband likes them. On the episodes of this show, i have seen several tattoos that have not distracted from the dresses. Maybe I'm actually mellowing about that sort of stuff as I get older.

Exactly

Shannon Gillespie ... Exactly, picking a dress that sits well with a tattoo is a joke, because to most ppl who dont have tattoos, nothing will make it sit well with a wedding dress.

Shannon Gillespie of course that would be your view on tattoos you old hag

I like benedict cumberbach ! Now I’ll be watching Sherlock and he will suddenly have red hair and a northern accent 🤦‍♀️😂😂😂😂

Dylan Power yah

At first sight i was wondering if its really not her haha

Yeah She’s Olivia Buckkand she came 2nd on love island 2016

Jayani Benner Love island lol it’s her

@@beckykent435 yay I knew it thanks

Am I thinking she was the one who wanted to wear a biker jacket ! Was with her mum and daughter ??? I could be wrong 🤔

Some people get divorced, others are broke and some weren't happy with their original dress so they do re vows and buy another dress. Hence many reasons to sell. The reward is money

They can take up a lot of space in your closet and it's something you usually only wear once, so I can understand if someone wants to sell their dress

Why?

Reading a few of your comments, I note with amusement that is quite the acerbic wit you have. You are like the small boy in the moral tale of the Emperor's New Clothes; the naked emperor thought he never looked better as he did parading nekkid down main street in his non-existent 'new robes'. It amazes how delusional some people are about what looks attractive in their appearance. Tattoos plus a wedding dress/ballgown/prom dress/cocktail dress --- pure ugliness, but followers will follow social trends to look cool, as with the harmful social pressure to 'smoke' in the late 1890s to 1900s. A discreet tattoo in an unobtrusive place to commemorate a loved family member can be comforting but the desecration of one's skin with a cringe-worthy hodgepodge sleeve of tarry lines is an insult to burn/acid/skin disease sufferers everywhere.