That got on my nerves too. They are from the same crowds.

They’re saying it’s VIP because BOTH are so well-known

Did you notice that when she was talking about the fiance she said, "he played a bit of rugby". Not trying to win points by who he is. Just presenting them both as people.

Boy that bugged me too! Way to make it about the "former" captain. She is only a present olympian athlete. Nothig VIP bout it. Not like SHE is wearing the dress for HER. The groom is important.

But in Australia the rugby team is really something and being the captain of all blacks even I'm impressed

I don't get why they didn't do a premier store in Melbourne, rather picking a store in Sydney from a national chain. Their dresses are mostly about 2-3k and certainly not anywhere near her top budget. I also think the norther hemisphere formula for the show doesn't suit Australia so it seems forced. We don't communicate like that

You hit the nail on the head with the word "cold". There is no warmth throughout the whole process, they make no connection with the bride or her entourage.

Same. I don't think I've seen anyone actually buy a dress on the Australian show. They don't listen to what the bride wants at all. Normally brides struggle to find a dress they love because of smaller budgets but on this show large budgets don't even get you a dress.

I was just thinking the same thing and then your comment came by. The last dress was the best dress but I believe Gok would have done way better.

@@lenybouwman5121 and the crazy thing was she had a big budget, first class wedding and they showed her off the rack dresses! I looked her up on Google images, she wore a totally plain, elegant gown and looked stunning!

They were both star-struck!

The consultants didn't seem to listen to her at all 🙄

@@megantron1954 yes and after seeing this show for a long time i agree 100%

I agree, they just weren't listening to her at all, that consultant seemed a bit spaced out.

We don’t know what they didn’t put on the show.

She did get married in a plain satin one, more similar to the first one she tried

Thank you for this update. I liked the first dress most and thought that the “bling” on the shoulders distracts from the beauty of the dress and fabric and makes the dress look cheaper.

@@irener.3849 I though night gown!

Thank you for the update 💗

@B agree

This makes me happy;

She’s right to hold out.

She needs to go visit Gok! He'll make sure she's properly looked after!

Right.....not listening is annoying ...pushing your agenda on someone else to is nasty

When it’s the uk version. Monty and gok usually do very well in finding the right gowns

Especially Gok he is the magical auntie we all need

@@snowbird1381 and Randy and Lori!!

I wish the female sales assistant would listen and stop talking...

You cant help which dress speaks to you and makes you feel like a bride.

She is gorgeous and killer arms!

The second dress looked amazing on her. Her friend was just mean!

She literally complained the first dress was too simple tho? Did you miss it?

So often young brides think they know what they want, but when they realize they might want a bit more they get confused. This is when a consultant throws in that wild card. I love the cut, but less beading and bling. A diagonal cut silk in palest warm ivory, same silhouette; touches of rich, embroidered lace in an ivory just 2 shades deeper than the body, with the straps positioned exactly the same way as the gown we saw; seed pearls and perhaps a light scattering very small crystals embroidered into the lace to to bring it up from a night gown look… Think 1930s glam. The silhouette and vail were perfect. Pushing a bride just a tad out of her comfort zone can make it exciting. This young lady could be a wedding gown model. Lovely. Lovely, sweet young lady.

They probably tried on a LOT more dresses, but it has to be edited down to fit into a 9 min clip

She did not say no bling. She just wanted classic and timeless.

They were probably wanting to make a sale no matter what. They didn't ask her how she felt in each dress but they tried to tell her how she should feel in them. Too pushy for sure.

What is a gunny sack?

@@jennifer_artandembroidery it’s a feed or potato sack made out of burlap; most hold 50 lbs of feed or taters. We’re farmers so we have a crap load ton of them.

@@LaurieAnnCurry thank you

Yes, she wasn't wowed with any of them.

@@LaurieAnnCurry ohhhhh I want some! Lol

I agree, Lancaster and Ireland have the most beautiful dresses.

She's from New Zealand. That is about as far away from Lancashire as you can get.

@@robynmurray7421 that’s a good point!! 😂 But I did think that that style would suit her and it’s presumably available a little closer to home.

Yes!!

"auntie gok" would STROLL her thru the "process"----savoring all the moments on her way to THE DRESS-----NOT push and shove thru an appointment. love gok.

I agree. The Aus version put too much focus on sales not the brides request, comfort, personality, etc

Yeah I felt the same

Uber pushy.

Definitely my least favorite SYTTD personality. Mr. Snarky.

I can’t stand him

Some entourages need a push ..he seems to jst express his opinion..which dont seem bad

I know it’s unfair to judge, but he comes across as a bit creepy. I dunno why exactly, just a reaction I have.

I’m wondering of dresses cost more in the US. I’ve noticed this.

Pnina is exclusive to NY (Kleinfeld's), not Atlanta!

I never noticed them doing that so much, more the New York show.

@@Janexcalibur ok sorry I’ll fix that!

@@Janexcalibur I'm not a fan of Pnina's designs...seems a bit of "Emperor's New Clothes" to me. But I have noticed that the prices at Kleinfeld's are way more expensive than the other SYTTD locations.

She could wear a greasy sack & make it look fab!

Yes she is very elegant.

I thought the leg-crossing-while-standing made her look like she needed a wee.

and i cant understand why. so odd. just be natural. who strikes a pose at a wedding dress fitting?

if i had waited for tears i'd have never gotten married. not everyone sobs over a dress.

@@dietotaku hmm.. that’s too bad..I didn’t say she had to sob over it!

To me she most reminds me of Princess Charlene (expecially with the athletic body) but she smiles more.

I got that too

He is so weird. His presence is so uncomfortable

Gok or Randy for sure. David is a slight reach maybe 😂

Different countries, different ways 🤦‍♀️😂

You could see it on her face with the second dress in particular as she walked out to show everyone that she wasn’t happy with it. There was no smile at all

Laura Griffin, I agree with you. I'm interested in all the different styles, fabrics, etc, But am kind of revolted by the many many gowns which are simply too low-cut or revealing. Those brides look like strippers to me.

@@aileen694 Low class, no taste and no sense of feminine elegance.

@@aileen694 Or straight up see-through. So bizarre.

You only want to have to wear one wedding dress, and it has to be right. Nothing wrong with sleeping on it

Because maybe SHE didnt think it was that gorgeous

The budget mean they can show dresses of ANY price up to 6 to 8 thousand. It doesnt mean you can only have dresses between the 6 to 8 thousand bracket.

@@kanyebreast6072 but it does absolutely mean to show dresses of that level!!! She is a gorgeous woman! And she deserves a gorgeous dress!

A simple satin dress is not going to reach those prices. Dresses with a lot of detail cost more.

this store doesn't sell dresses in her upper price range. Most of them are between 2-3k with a few being 1-2k higher

@@pushpitamazumdar9146 No it doesnt mean that! It means you show the bride dresses based on what she wants eg: bling/lace. The price doesn't come into it at all. The only thing that's important is that it matches the brides specifications

Google Gemma McCaw wedding photos. Pretty much something that looked like the first dress.

3dress better than real wedding one. she should choose 3 dress.

At home in Uk 😂 budget is only £4,500 here

Same..... am Indian ,I know how true it is !! 😃

Same in Europe

We don't have that in Latin America. It's def culture. In Brazil (Where I live) we are really free and playful with each other, we have 0 "Manners" (Not in a Bad Way) lol. We hate being "Formal". Old People even hate being called "Sir" or things like that It's so funny.

The bridal shop sales Woman was there to serve. If you were in a restaurant you would not stand for your server. Same concept.