Wedding dress hunt!

Your bride could try this site, Glores. It is for people to advertise wedding dresses. She could maybe pick up something she likes better, and could also try selling hers. Just click on the ACT link at the bottom and you will find several pages of them. Good luck. http://www.idogowns.com.au/

Is there anything wrong with the dress at all??
If not then nothing has been done wrong and they are
Only doing there job, also if it is such a huge issue why are u telling the story and not the bride herself?
So I ask questions for you
– was the dress damaged or dirty in anyway
– was the staff rude, or not professional on any way??
Sometimes bridal shops get a bad name when in fact it’s the changing of mind of the bride or family so therefor they should not have to lose money because of it.

Assuming the dress wasn’t altered in any way to fit the bride I cant see any reason the dress couldn’t be resold. I’m sure if you spoke to the owner of Rosey’s she would make a fair decision. No-one wants an unhappy bride!

Check the date and see that its 2014. Then tell your friend that marriage is meaningless and long obsolete.

so, for whatever reason, the bride bought it and 3 days later changed her mind.

the shop probably can’t resell it. They are under no obligation to fix anything if nothing is wrong with it. If it’s just ‘don’t like it now’ she’s probably stuck with it. She must’ve liked it enough to buy it in the first place though…

justin heywood said :

It has been pointed out to me that I have a few irrational obsessions of my own.

We all have our quirks, but I’m not sure that many of them can be labelled irrational.

Hell, I think it’s a little irrational the things that impressed my wife when we were courting just seem to p@ss her off now.

She’s such a sexy lass when she’s angry…

I feel for the bride. Unfortunately there’s nothing much she can do if there’s nothing wrong with the dress and it’s a case of she changed her mind. If there was a fault with the dress e.g. stitching had come apart or embellishments were falling off then she would be able to return it for a full refund as it would not be ‘fit for purpose’. It’s disappointing that Rosey’s weren’t more sympathetic… it would be easy for them to check the date of the wedding and that the dress hadn’t been worn.

They have a Facebook page.

fabforty said :

….Weddings these days are getting too lost on the ‘window dressing’ and not on what the ceremony is about. Your friend should look forward to marrying the person she loves in front of their family and friends and just be happy. Its not just about the dress.

While I share that view I still understand that a bride would want the big day to be as perfect as possible. On that day, she will be the absolute centre of attention for ALL her friends and family. She will know what she wore that day for the rest of her life.

I long ago ceased to wonder at some women’s obsession with clothes/shoes/weddings etc. It has been pointed out to me that I have a few irrational obsessions of my own.

Do you mean uncomfortable as in ‘it doesn’t fit properly’ or as in ‘its not the right dress’ ? I assumed it was because she was unhappy with the dress, not that the fit isn’t right.

Assuming the bride clearly really liked the dress enough to buy it in the first place, I think perhaps it might be just a case of indecision. There will always be a better dress out there. She can’t keep changing her mind right up to the day. My advice is to stick with the dress she has and stop stressing.

Weddings these days are getting too lost on the ‘window dressing’ and not on what the ceremony is about. Your friend should look forward to marrying the person she loves in front of their family and friends and just be happy. Its not just about the dress.

you could also try hiring a wedding dress.