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Natalie Handley surely you get what he means. Usually when renewing your vows you aren’t looking at a full on wedding gown. More of an evening dress, usually it would be lighter and have more movement than a wedding gown. Which is why not one of the dresses he gave her was the full on princess skirt style dresses. However she wanted to do the whole bride thing again which isn’t the norm. It’s why her mum didn’t like the dress with the train. Her daughter wasn’t getting married, she’s already had the wedding.

@@bunnyboonumba1 If you don't think renewing vows is getting married than married doesn't mean what you think it does.

Kalinna Vyacheslavovna you knew what I meant. David wasn’t sure with which direction to go on because usually a bride renewing her vows would,d not want a traditional wedding gown

@@bunnyboonumba1 you literally said" her daughter wasn't getting married" .... I wasn't speaking on anything else but that

I think that Sue noticed that even with high heels on or a different size, unless the person doing alterations to the pink dress cut off 4 or 5 inches of the bottom of the dress in the front, the bride would be stepping on the gown all night and if they shortened it, the dress would not look as good. It was really a gown for a taller woman with even higher heels. You can see how much material is hanging off the front of the platform as the bride is standing there. Tip for brides, stand on the flat floor when looking in the mirror, not on the raised platform. The platform gives an illusion of height and skirt length that is not reality.

@@gardenplots283 You do realize that wedding gowns are custom made, and that dress will be made according to her exact measurements (including height). So no, it will not be too long and bunched on the floor on her vow renewal day

She seemed to not want too bridal dress and she also had fallen in love with the second dress.

Florence Trg Most are but not all. There are wedding dress shops which you buy the dresses off the pegs e.g. Wed2b

Stepmother's are biatches to the core!!! F... them all!

Namjoon'sHER [MONO] who doesn’t? Maybe when you’re old enough to understand the value of a dollar you’ll understand their excitement...

No I don't think so, when you see into it they're giving the bride low price first and high and higher until they reach the wild cards, I think the shoper like the unlimited budget so they'll not have to think about the budget and it's hard to find something that bride like and it's has to be under budgets, if it's unlimited they just have to choose something that the bride likes and also not have to worry about budget and burden the bride if they can't afford the dress, that's why an unlimited budget are something that's everyone likes lmao

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ARMY!!!!!!!!!!!!

I think so since they almost always break the bride’s budget in the UK one 😒🙄

Lol

About 35 to me, but I was wondering the same thing...

And her figure is great!!!

I think she's in her 40's but took really good care of her skin and body. She is beautiful

Lol.. that's what I thought too

Because she's actually been married for a while and she's gone through a wedding before

Evie, I love your profile picture! I use that one for a lot of my profile pics too! ( not this KZfaq channel though)

me too

cat ears I don't see why you'd hate that. It's normal to want your closest loved ones opinions on something you consider to be a big deal, but then of course obviously when it comes down to it your opinion is the most important and you'll be the one making the final decision but it is nice and sometimes helpful for that input tho they shouldn't decide for you

Ikr! It's your day.. Who cares about others opinion..

@@bambi7563 but don't you think sometimes these loved ones think it's their day when it's the brides day.

I took my son dress shopping, he was 4 at the time. I had him pick out dresses and I tried on every dress he picked and the final dress he picked out for me was perfect. Bought it that day.. Bonus was that all of the dresses he picked out for me were 1K+, we didn't look at any of the prices until we were completely done and the final dress was $138.00

Oftentimes we need people opinion to assure us

Same buddy

She's not 75.

Joan Aguilar yeah she looks absolutely incredible

Joan Aguilar I cant believe nobody talked about how she was the perfect size for the dresses lol they didn’t have to pin or stretch anything

Frances Griffiths it’s traditional in the U.K. that the groom doesn’t turn around. That’s an American thing.

@@tierneyvt I'm from the UK, I've never heard of the groom not looking at a wedding...

Ikr! I mean that is a BEAUTIFUL moment and I hope one of the happiest ones for the groom

Back in the day it was meant to be bad luck for the groom to turn around when the bride walked down the aisle! Guess no-one really cares about the superstition anymore!:)

Frances Griffiths it’s definitely a thing, if you’ve ever watched a royal wedding you will notice that the groom does not look at the bride. I think Prince Harry was the first to break this rule, but considering he was already breaking a number of rules with his choice of bride in the first place I don’t suppose they were being all that traditional. I’ve never known a registrar make someone follow that tradition though.

I loved the first one too.

Yeah, the first one was the best. Her shapes are excellent for this kind of dress.

The second looked like a doilie!

@@nicolekraft175 150% agree! Yuck

I hated the cobweb designs. She wanted a wow that wasn't a wow. Also it's tight everywhere but towards the bottom it becomes loose.

It was breathtaking. What annoyed me was her entourage saw the sparkle in her eyes & attitude when she had the gown on. She wanted to please her stepmother & I was annoyed when she mentioned wanted to cut the train off.

yes they talked about her coming out jacked up like a bride but it wasn't shown. That would have been the most important bit

Camila dos Santos i liked the straps, strapless looks bad and weird on a lot of people tbh i don't get the obsession cause unless you have cute little shoulders and good posture then strapless isn't your best look

PREACH, the 1st was lovely

Bambi c I so agree, I think twenty years down the line we will look back at the strapless hype and think: wow, that really didn’t suit everyone who tried it. First thing I told my consultant after she asked me for my preferences, was: get me anything but strapless. And she obeyed ;)

@@bambi7563 I'm not a fan of strapless dresses myself (I plan on having sleeves), but I feel like the straps made her chest look long and that strapless flattered her personal aesthetic more

The second one is a huge doilie. Gross

it's not even her wedding. she's been married for 20 years it's sort of weird that she still relies so much on her mom for decision making

I agree.

Well said. I really like David Emanuel. He is a very gracious person and has a pleasing way of making every bride feel special. There's the nostalgia factor for me too. I remember my family arising at 4:00 a. m. that morning in July 1981 to watch the wedding of Diana and Charles. David and Elizabeth Emanuel had designed Diana's wedding gown, and almost 40 years later David is here once again.