I Bought WEDDING DRESS Returns for CHEAP

This brought back great memories....my wife purchased a bunch of wedding dress while our girls were just entering teens .....she carefully took them apart giving her wedding dress fabric she would never be able to buy. She then designed 2 separate different dresses for each daughter matching thier personality and figure. They each walked down the aisle in a one of a kind wedding dress wrapped in thier mothers love ...oh by the way they both were given the option of this or 3000 towards a new gown .

My mom used to live at the town where Pronovias factory is located. She didn't have quite a big budget for her wedding, so she decided to literally knock at the factory's door to see if they had any sample they were going to get rid off. The ladies were super kind of showing her around and letting her pick for super cheap the one she liked the most, plus gifted her the arrangement to make it fit perfectlt!!!

In australia we have an organisation that takes second hand wedding dresses and makes small baby gowns for babies that were born stillborn! Its a fantastic organisation!

That pretty poof dress with the pink sash is the April Kepner wedding dress from Grey's Anatomy. I love that dress so much!

As someone who works in the bridal industry, I have a hard time believing these are returns. All of them are pretty old styles and the original tags are still on most of them. It feels more like old runway samples. Most of them are really pretty though!

My wedding dress was $99. And we had 15 people at our wedding - wouldn’t change a thing! 10 years strong lol

Gotta say, the 500$ one is the prettiest in my opinion. The glitter isnt overpowering and the layered fabrics look good even straight out of the box!

I am a 67 year old grandma and I get such a kick out of watching your videos! I have bought stuff on line and been pleasantly surprised and hugely disappointed! Keep up the great work!

My wedding dress was one of these “leftover” and outdated dresses. I bought it for $99.99 - late 1980s-, replaced the long sleeves with a wide width expensive lace -$30-, and spent another $12 for some nice beads to make it look stylish. My mom helped me with the modifications and I enjoyed it.

You are such a delight. An absolute ray of sunshine. Question though: is Leo available to be my plus one to future weddings? He’s next level suave in his bow tie

I was a bridal consultant for a year in the early 1980's during the Priscilla of Boston years with Jim Helm as one of her designers. It was an expensive department store and we only had sample wedding and bridesmaid gowns to order from and try on. Your order reminds me of the samples. They were almost all size 8 with just a few in smaller and larger sizes. The costs ranged for wedding gowns from $200-$5000 with the majority of them being around $500-600. Costs have certainly gone up. The bridesmaid dresses were $80-$140. Since I was the sample size, I was sometimes put in the dress to show the bride if she really could not put it on due to her size. That was fun. I bought lots of the discontinued bridesmaid dresses that were cute and wore them to weddings and parties. I was a bridesmaid in NINE weddings so had lots of bridesmaid dresses to do something with. Some of them I just cut off for a short dress and some were just too bad to wear again. One became a Halloween costume. You might order a big box of bridesmaid dresses for a video. That would be fun and terrifying! ha ha

My wedding dress originally was priced at $17,000. The Bridal Store dropped it to a $7,000. I bought it from them for $3,500. Feel so proud of myself! lol It is truly an amazing feeling when you can drop some pricing for a wedding dress. They are tooo expensive!

I love how you’re branching out, everything you do is pure entertainment but also informative

What we learned: 1. We need pockets for snacks in all wedding dresses. 2. Expensive does not equal beautiful dress.

Ranking the dress (just for fun) TOP Dress 2 03:42 (love the pockets & painting) Dress 8 08:29 (I love it. it's pretty) Dress 5 05:41 (I love the romanian feeling, & it's simplicity but beauty) GOOD ENOUGH Dress 10 10:19 (It's pretty but preference, I don't like mermaid dresses) Dress 1 02:16 (love the silhouette of the dress) Dress 3 04:59 (idk typical wedding dress? Loves the ruffles? though) Dress 6 06:34 (It's good. but not a wedding dress for me. More like prom or party dress) HARD PASS Dress 9 09:20 (Hmmm... good but I won't put myself into that) Dress 4 05:19 (Hard no. The fabric, the straight silhouette, the detachable trail? Detachable is good but not that way) Dress 7 07:21 (Can I say b@d words? H!dd3o4s. I'm sorry, but the ribbons ruffles. Make it black, And it will top on my gothic lolita dress)

I’m so glad I found your channel. I don’t watch any beauty YouTubers or anything really like this, but a couple of months ago my Mom suddenly passed away and she was my best friend and I was her caregiver and life has been pretty rotten lately I find myself having panic attacks and my anxiety is a constant but when my meds haven’t kicked in and I need to get my mind in a better place I watch some of your videos. I’m so glad you have so many I just scroll and click and instantly I can breath deeper and my heart beats are slower. You’re so fun to watch and I can’t get enough. Just wanted to say thanks 🙏💝

This is so much fun. It would be amazing to see these cleaned and repaired, and donated to charities which provide/loan dresses to women getting married last minute with a terminal illness (or their groom) or other women affected by really difficult circumstances. Thanks for your content you’re a ray of sunshine.

The first dress from the last box, with the blush ribbon around the waist, is the exact dress that April Kepner wore for her wedding when she ran away with Jackson on Grey's Anatomy. I'm certain it is, because I did a lot of research, and bought a very very similar one for my wedding. And then subsequently altered it until it was unrecognizable...(long story)

I made my wedding dress. Not another like it in the world. Simple lines. It fit me perfectly. Cost? In 1972, less than $30, including fabric, lining, hand crocheted cotton lace sleeve and bodice trim, zipper, thread, neckline interfacing, and sewing machine needles. Our local fabric shop discounted sales to brides.

The dress with the pink satin ribbon sash looks magnificent on you. Truly breathtaking.