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I bought my wedding dress at a volunteers of America for $15 in 1993. It was a high neck long sleeved Victorian dress amazing

That last dress…my niece is getting married on a shoestring budget…she’s almost 6’ tall and I can see her in this dress!

Loved this. I also love that you didn't drag on the video by talking about baby details for 30 minutes. In some of the videos I have watched out there I'm screaming "Just put on the dress already!" and fast-forwarding through all their commentary because they want to talk about each dress for 10-15 minutes. I liked the pacing. Subscribed 😄

Years ago I found my wedding dress when a bridal shop was shutting down.  That taught me to look elsewhere.  I have since found them at thrifts, vintage shops and now even online.  Recently I was at a discount store looking for a small as possible rice cooker and in the back of the discount store was formals and dresses.  The owner had bought all old stock of a local wedding dress store so brand new with tags for $10-20.  It is Zz's Discount on Park Ave in Memphis TN.  If you are in need of a dress, really look for them. It is nice to find the dress that is perfect for you but even better to have a good marriage.

The last two dresses are gorgeous! 😮 I'll be getting married this fall and last dress looks like my wedding dress, I wish I could find a thrifted one like that

All these dresses are fantastic. You did such a great job finding these dresses and putting together such a fun video. ❤

Nice, love the $24 cinderella dress 🤍

I found a Vera Wang, NWT that was $1,600. I got it for less than $100.
I then found a NWT Pronovias gown that was $1,400 and that one cost me just over $100.
Finally, I found a NWT Mary's Sequin and Pearl gown. The tag doesn't have a price, and after searching high and low, the retail on it is somewhere between $3k and $5k and the resale is $950-$1,200. It is so beautiful.  I really scored because I got it for less than $100. It turns out that this designer does a lot of custom gowns and the one I got is likely custom.
Then, I found an Allure ballgown that was so pretty. It reminded me of Belle's gown and it was $30, so I figured I would dye it yellow and have the coolest halloween costume. Upon further research, even in it's used condition,  the gown is worth $750-$950, so I won't be turning it into a balloween costume. In the parts of the skirt that are bunched up, there are Rhinestones and pearls. The corset top also has some Rhinestones and pearls, but not all over. It's absolutely gorgeous.

I bought my wedding dress and veil at a second-hand store. It was a perfect fit, which was lucky because I am quite short. All I did to it was get it cleaned.

omg im so in love with these dresses but my favorite has to be the cinderella one, it was just sooo magical

I thrift for resale, and one of my personal favorites is to thrift wedding gowns. It's how I got started in resale because this thrifter was talking about how she found designer gowns for cheap and I was hooked. I will say, if you are a bride looking to find "THE DRESS," one on the more elaborate side, give yourself at least a year for safety to look unless you have the ability to go really frequently and to multiple locations regularly. I think this is especially true if you are plus sized, because it is super hard to find good wedding gowns in that size range in my experience and I live in a huge city with a billion thrift stores. I have found so many stunners including a Vera Wang in a size 0. I didn't get it because it's just super hard to sell that size and it was more expensive than my $50 or less budget for the good wedding dresses, so I passed, but that's the thing. I have found all kinds from elaborate lace, to heavily beaded gowns, to tulle mermaids with trains for days, to simple sheaths for under $50. The ones I do end up buying for resale are 95% in great condition, usually only dirty along the hem which is easy to hand wash with the right tools. Don't give up if you haven't found the dress quickly. It took me 6 months to find my designer dream  wedding dress which was strapless fit and flair with lace, that transitioned into a long train of tulle. I also got my shoes, a perfect match to the dress, the cathedral veil, and a crinoline to add even more drama to the skirt for a grand total of $115. I bragged about this for weeks!

Love the dress you got from the goodwill bins!

Love the dress you called the Nov rain that dress was beautiful. Id get the bow taken off thats all

Honestly, I think the first dress looked the best on you, even better than on the model. And I’m saying this as someone who is not a big fan of the Gunne Sax look😊

I loved the Victorian looking dress. So feminine!

LOVE THE BOW !! Got married in the 90 s !! Wedding gowns were the BEST in the 80 s & 90 S !!

THIS... what a great way to save on wedding dresses. THANK YOU for sharing. Love your videos.

I love the second dress.I think its fun to use in the reception. I love your shoes 👠

Looking at all those weddingdresses I wonder how many times you want to get married. 😂😂😂 Wouldn't it be nice to have a shop with wedding dresses, all thrifted? 😊💜