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anyone else try on a silly priced dress?
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I love a dress which is £1800...not great! WILL NOT buy it!!!
But it is sooooo pretty.......First baby due 3/3/14 - Team Yellow! Our little girl born 25/2/14
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I tried on a Sottero and Midgeley Landis and nearly cried because it was so beautiful! But, it was way too stiff and heavy for a wedding beside a chapel on a Greek beach in September! Oh, AND it was £1200 (I think - have tried to block it from my memory).If you have nothing constructive to say just move along.0
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Crikey and heres me having fits over having paid £850 for a dress that originally cost £2175!! although Linda has yet to tell me how much the alterations are going to be...... must admit I love it though but I originally had a £500 budget for everything for me hair, makeup, shoes dress jewellery... then saw the £850 dress...ooops!!!Married the love of my life on 28th April 2011 :T
Re- Renovating our 1893 build 1970's renovated property oh the joys..0 -
I tried a Hollywood dreams dress on for 2.5k - beautiful dress, but couldnt justify that sort of money on one dress!!!
I always said i would have a big princess dress, but ended up buying an a-line spun gold Benjamin Roberts dress off the peg - reduced from 2k to 1.6k to 900 to 445 pounds!Married My Best Friend & Soulmate on 21st July 11! So happy to be Mrs Kyle!:heart2:0 -
My sisters' wedding dresses would have cost £1800 and £2200 to buy new (though the most expensive one did include a little jacket and a sash which you could buy separately). However my dad's cousin who is an amazingly talented seamstress and can replicate a dress just by looking at it made both dresses and I think they came in at around £500 each."A mind needs books as a sword needs a whetstone, if it is to keep its edge." - Tyrion LannisterMarried my best friend 1st November 2014Loose = the opposite of tight (eg "These trousers feel a little loose")Lose = the opposite of find/gain (eg "I'm going to lose weight this year")0
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