I think she probably wasn't ready in her mind

Agreed Salkis,! That dress was gorgeous! I actually don't like white gowns as much as I do ivory or cream or even pink! I don't know what she wants but she out to see a designer.

Gok is my fav among all

That's what I was thinking!! Gok somehow always GETS it with these brides in a way other versions of the show don't

I suspect Gok could make even *me* look like a princess, and I'm 65 years old! Of course, I don't need a bridal gown, but I could always use his help in any other types of clothing.

I love the dress she tried though.

@@wilmaknickersfit yes! It was stunning including the color. Classy and elegant.

The first bride...she had the sweetest smile.

@@dresser6135 i was thinking the same omg

@@dresser6135 She used to teach me before i dropped french lolz

Love that the mom said, "it's Hollywood glamour, not Windsor Castle glamour."

I don't like this say yes to the dress. Just cuz alot of times he doesn't rlly focus on the price or when the bride says she want this or that.

I think David has outdated, upper-class views about that type of thing. Brits can be very conservative about stuff like that.

@Angel Bulldog Exactly! I'm old school (and old). IMHO wearing a white wedding gown to your second wedding isn't appropriate. Even Camilla didn't do that when she married Charles at the castle.

@Angel Bulldog Not true. The white wedding dress fashion started with Queen Victoria, and it was nothing to do with virginity. From Wikipedia: 'Less than a decade [after Victoria's wedding], Godey's Lady's Book would incorrectly claim that white wedding gowns were an ancient custom reflecting a bride's virginity, writing "Custom has decided, from the earliest ages, that white is the most fitting hue, whatever may be the material. It is an emblem of the purity and innocence of girlhood, and the unsullied heart she now yields to the chosen one", even though white had been a distinctly uncommon choice for bridal gowns before Victoria's wedding and was not chosen by a majority of brides until decades later.' Also, David wasn't saying that the dress shouldn't be white or sexy, he was implying that it should be less grand because it's a second wedding.

@@angrydonutface7420 you do know Wikipedia info can be false due to ppl putting anything in there

Thank you!! I am getting married for the 2nd - and final - time in February and it is a much better match than the first so I am much more excited and happy this time. Much more reason to celebrate.

@@emmyblue30 Congratulations!! I hope your special day is everything you ever wanted and your marriage is everything you deserve! Best of luck.

@@deannabanman243 thank you so much! 😊😊💗💗

Great point!

That’s exactly how I felt. Been married 30 years now and glad I didn’t think it was a “second wedding”. It was my real wedding.

Such lovely words...

My thoughts exactly. She looked absolutely regal🤩

According to his ex-wife, he knows how to do that. Which might include Lady Di's.

😂😂😂

Yeah, it was the Lady consultant that suggested to the bride putting on that magnificent bolero over the top of the sleeveless dress. That stunning bolero completed the perfect look the bride was looking for.

Yes, he does do that.

Should say 'our work is done' ... but then he owns the shop so he probably justified his words by also taking credit of his employee 😅.

No it’s horrible

I agree. She looks stunning in it. And that glimpse of one of the other dresses she tried... would love to have seen a full episode for her with such unique dresses 😩

My daughters alteration charges were ridiculous. Very expensive and then add the veil.... ... STICKER SHOCK.

I totally agree with you. If I ever get married, I'll definatly take that into account

Oof. A pantsuit is looking more appealing

My alterations cost almost the same price as my dress 🥵 so it was almost double my budget. It caused a lot of stress 😰

My bridal shop already included alteration cost in the price plus accesories rental and my veil were free (as my wedding dress not rented so can get free cost on some other things. If rented, they probably will charge the acccesories and veil). I guess it depends on shops.

With alterations they can add straps to a strapless dress

It’s surprising how rare a wedding dress with straps is. Almost all are strapless.

@@kathywidner5467 and of they do have straps or sleeves they are illusion, which is not for everyone

I wasn't overly impressed with the Windsor Castle bride's choice. It looked "old" on her. Just sayin' 🤷.

Thank you for saying that. I'm thinking 'you're bringing her exactly what she said she didn't want - why?'

Surprised he didn’t drop that he designed princess dianas dress!

@@josie5670 he did??

😂😂😂😂😂😂

He and his wife!

Right she has no style that was the dress 🙄

I get the vibes the second bride has such a particular vision in her head that she should get something specifically made for her

@@MsJubjubbird I understand that, but if she wanted custom dress, then she should have given her vision and requirements crystal clear :)

Exactly

Yes, the old fashioned idea that a 2nd marriage bride doesn't deserve to have as fancy a dress as she had for her first wedding is no longer applicable today, because 2nd marriages are so common now.

@@kyliepechler yes preach!!

Makeup and hair extensions do wonders.

you have a point

Her father chose that one. She was honoring him by trying it on

perhaps they did. The actual filming takes a few hours and they go through about twenty dresses but only show the 2-4 dresses that help with the storyline of the TV show. Ballgowns are also usually more expensive so it does limit your options. So perhaps she didn't like them.

True but the father wanted her in one

That's what I was thinking too! smh

Same!

@Kimberly Woodbury nah- let her have what she wants

The DRESS definitely was gorgeous.

She said the RECEPTION was there, not the wedding itself.

Just stunning!! She’s so radiant

Beautiful mom too!

It’s actually quite common to think that edginess and frivolity is for the early 20s. It’s her personal opinion of herself. It took me a long time to comprehend the concept, but once embraced, I’ve never been embarrassed in hindsight again. Never arrived to an occasion, since, where I suddenly felt foolish. When we acknowledge that time goes by, we stop seeing ourselves in a fantasy mirror, and embrace who we are, today. There’s nothing more pitiful than a woman frozen in time. Saying “It makes me feel pretty” is loudly proclaiming that you’re stuck in the past, and cannot accept yourself as you are. That’s definitely not a positive thing. That is, at minimum, a self esteem problem.

Yeah, not to worry as long as the old pillow faces in Beverly Hills are on their fourth wedding.

Yeah that hurt my heart too

Right! I’m gonna wear what I want and feel beautiful in regardless of being in my 30s!!

Last bride stry is available on snpcht

She said the reception was in the castle. She didn't say the ceremony was in St George's Chapel.

Yesss!!!!

Her budget was £2000. Most of the dresses even at Lancashire are at least £1000. And Gok has gone over budget too. But you and other people are so smitten with Gok that you don't notice. I love Gok too. But the emotional journeys that his episodes always go through mask other things that Gok does. He sometimes doesn't listen to what brides want either. But you don't mind when he does it. When David does it, comments are "I hate David."

I thought that dress was breathtaking .

But it worked. They knew the strengths of the dress and they knew the fix. Voila!👰

If it works, it works

He did give Zoe credit at the end of the 3rd bride though, lol 9:29 "Well done Zoe".

I LOVE the first bride's dress ✨😍

Maybe it's the editing, but I feel like the consultants also aren't very good? They always go way over budget and don't give the brides what they asked for, and David and the older women are kind of rude as well.

I noticed that too, however her budget was "not over" 2000£. There may not have been many princess dresses in her budget because they require lots and lots of material (for the big skirts) and it is that extra material can bulk up the cost of a princess dress.

@@kyliepechler yes that makes sense, it’s just that I have seen other episodes where they try on princess dresses under 2000£. But what you said still makes sense.

IKR 😂😂

There was a KZfaq video by a bride who went on SYttD and she said you need to know what you will be choosing.

Hate bird-cages even more!!

I thought Diana's wedding dress was perfect for the time that she married in. It was spot on, fashion wise, for 1981. If you look at other wedding dress designs from 1981, there were not many dresses that were strapless/mermaid designs at all.

@@kyliepechler I agree! We need to look at a piece (a dress or a context) on it's own time, according to what and how people used to think!

@@kyliepechler yes exactly. As I see it apart from fashions changing the big problem with Diana's dress was the material. I remember how wrinkled it looked when she got out of her carriage and the veil was a bit much to manage. Also, according to protocol the wedding gown must have some sort of sleeve and be modest. Diana was a beautiful bride but I like Fergie's dress much better.

Agreed!!!

I really like David. And I like Gok. They have different styles which keep the shows from being carbon copies of each other.

@@carolwilson9478 How many episodes have you watched of each? David sometimes tells the bride that she's very picky or difficult or says stuff like "oh my, we may not find a dress today" and always puts them in dresses out of their budget..... Gok is so 100% the complete opposite of that.

BOLEROS

if you like, you can say "fuck you" to traditions and wear a dark wedding dress, or even a dark underlayer

Blush looks beautiful with paler skin

The color was beautiful! I didn't care for the skirt that attached in the back but the rest of the dress was so gorgeous!