Monday, August 29, 2005

$150 wedding dress, not ugly

On the recommending of "Bridal Bargains" by Denise Fields (the best wedding guide ever!), I went to Priceless Bridals in Van Nuys, a discount bridal salon that buys samples from other bridal salons that go out of business and sells them at a huge discount. I found an elegant St. Patrick gown there with a tie halter neckline, a graceful a-line silhouette, and a chapel train with bustle, for $150.

No one can believe that it is classy at that price, and not dirty or worn out at all, but it is. Both Dagmar and Lissette (bridesmaids) approved. Covered in beautiful floral bead patterns and made of a high quality satin, the dress is a steal. According to Denise Fields, this dress would be about $500 retail. The price tag says it cost $865! The sales lady is also a seamstress, so I can get the dress altered by her (it is slightly too large).

I cannot recommend Priceless Bridals enough, especially if you live in the San Fernando Valley, or happen to be visiting, or are willing to order over the internet. Did I mention the dress was $150?!?!

I also bought some strappy dress sandals on clearance at DSW for $26 that I think are perfect. They have a medium heel and are very comfortable and easy to wear. They are white with a pearlized finish and very pretty.

So even though the reception is looking very expensive, my formal wear has been very inexpensive. If you PROMISE that you are NOT Geoff, you can click here to see photos.

2 Comments:

Blogger jancola said...

Thanks Wendy! I was considering the Andover Town House quite a bit, as I was attached to Affairs Catering and Creative Catering, both on the list. However, my cousin who lives in Andover told me not to use it due to the parking situation. Also, given my situation (the fact that I live in California), I think having to coordinate an offsite caterer would just make it that much harder.

9/19/2005 4:34 PM  
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