Rhondinella April 2, 2014 Share April 2, 2014 I thought we might need a place to freak out over the people who buy two dresses each of which costs upwards of $15,000, stuff like that. Or those who start with a $2000 budget and then end up with a $6000 dress cause they can't say no. Link to comment https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/3364-is-there-a-price-point-youre-comfortable-with-dress-budgets/
SunShine Gal April 22, 2014 Share April 22, 2014 I cringe when the consultant asks the bride, "What's your budget?". The bride wants to spend a maximum of $5,000 but you KNOW the consultant takes that as a starting point! Then the bride ends up with a $6,000 dress BEFORE alterations. But, it looks almost identical to the $3,200 dress we saw 2 episodes previously! If I'm ever in that situation, I'm going to start with a much lower price point and see what I can get. If I can't find anything, THEN I'll raise my budget. But I'm not going to start at my highest. Also, we keep seeing the same dresses over and over again. Kleinfelds boasts they have thousands of dresses. Why do they keep showing the same things? It's gotten where now when the bride describes what she's looking for, I can guess what gown their going to put her in before they show it. 5 Link to comment https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/3364-is-there-a-price-point-youre-comfortable-with-dress-budgets/#findComment-44840
roughing it April 22, 2014 Share April 22, 2014 Also factor in sales tax, which in NY I believe is about 10%. They never talk about veils but some are upwards around $500, or more at Kleinfeld. 1 Link to comment https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/3364-is-there-a-price-point-youre-comfortable-with-dress-budgets/#findComment-44891
Bella April 22, 2014 Share April 22, 2014 Good points, SunShine Gal. If my marriageable-age niece said her budget was $5,000, I would assume she would be talking about her entire budget: gown, veil, alterations, taxes, and any other purchases or costs. Do the producers ask people to subtract $1,000 or so when they say what their budget is? This has long puzzled me, to the extent that I actually think about this show. 1 Link to comment https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/3364-is-there-a-price-point-youre-comfortable-with-dress-budgets/#findComment-44901
CoolMom April 29, 2014 Share April 29, 2014 I notice that when a bride says $2500 - $3000, they always show the budget as $3000 in the tag. Link to comment https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/3364-is-there-a-price-point-youre-comfortable-with-dress-budgets/#findComment-53064
zxy556575 June 7, 2014 Share June 7, 2014 (edited) Also factor in sales tax, which in NY I believe is about 10%. They never talk about veils but some are upwards around $500, or more at Kleinfeld. Those danged crystal/beaded belts can cost upwards of $500, and the consultants fling those around for almost every bride. Upsell, ladies! Edited June 7, 2014 by lordonia Link to comment https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/3364-is-there-a-price-point-youre-comfortable-with-dress-budgets/#findComment-113238
Miss Dee December 18, 2014 Share December 18, 2014 Good Lord. I had an 800 dollar budget for my attire. That's all I could afford! Needless to say I did not go to Kleinfelds. Link to comment https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/3364-is-there-a-price-point-youre-comfortable-with-dress-budgets/#findComment-661057
Kohola3 December 18, 2014 Share December 18, 2014 I don't think you could pay for alterations with $800 at Kleinfelds! 1 Link to comment https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/3364-is-there-a-price-point-youre-comfortable-with-dress-budgets/#findComment-663142
Shugardrawers December 20, 2014 Share December 20, 2014 That's LOVELY! You look beautiful! Link to comment https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/3364-is-there-a-price-point-youre-comfortable-with-dress-budgets/#findComment-666360
algebra August 2, 2015 Share August 2, 2015 The consultants are just trying to make a sale. Here's the thing: when my mother and grandmother went dress shopping in 1946 my mom wanted a dress that cost $150 and my grandmother said that was too much. So she ended up buying one that cost $100. My mother is 91 years old and still complains about not getting the dress she wanted. So all you mothers out there, remember that 43 years after you die, 69 years after your daughter's wedding, she'll still be complaining that she never got the dress she wanted. My daughter got the dress she wanted, and my husband still doesn't know how much he paid for it. 8 Link to comment https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/3364-is-there-a-price-point-youre-comfortable-with-dress-budgets/#findComment-1379195
Julia August 2, 2015 Share August 2, 2015 (edited) Come to think of it, this goes better in Momzillas. Edited August 2, 2015 by Julia Link to comment https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/3364-is-there-a-price-point-youre-comfortable-with-dress-budgets/#findComment-1379360
Lilac2000 August 10, 2015 Share August 10, 2015 I really really enjoy SYTTD Canada. The consultants ask the budget (which is way lower on average than SYTTD Original Recipe) and often bring the brides dresses waaay under their budget. I really feel like they are trying not to upsell all the time and the lady who does alterations is awesome too. Link to comment https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/3364-is-there-a-price-point-youre-comfortable-with-dress-budgets/#findComment-1400975
iamregina March 11, 2016 Share March 11, 2016 The consultants are just trying to make a sale. Here's the thing: when my mother and grandmother went dress shopping in 1946 my mom wanted a dress that cost $150 and my grandmother said that was too much. So she ended up buying one that cost $100. My mother is 91 years old and still complains about not getting the dress she wanted. So all you mothers out there, remember that 43 years after you die, 69 years after your daughter's wedding, she'll still be complaining that she never got the dress she wanted. My daughter got the dress she wanted, and my husband still doesn't know how much he paid for it. Case on point! :) Link to comment https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/3364-is-there-a-price-point-youre-comfortable-with-dress-budgets/#findComment-2042636
Kohola3 March 11, 2016 Share March 11, 2016 Seriously? I can't imagine that having good life and a happy marriage would be overshadowed by the few yards of material that got away. My mom wanted a fancier dress but her dad was a widower and it was during WWII. She was married in a suit, borrowed a hat, and to the day she died all she talked about was what a wonderful day it was and she was blessed with all of the years she had with my dad (which was 63 years of marriage when she died) Guess priorities can be quite different. I was taught that people and relationships always trump "stuff". 7 Link to comment https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/3364-is-there-a-price-point-youre-comfortable-with-dress-budgets/#findComment-2044856
tivofanatic April 5, 2016 Share April 5, 2016 As far as the Beyonce bride goes, I think the $40,000 quoted was for the entire wedding. She stated a $10,000 budget on the show, and there is no way the dress/overskirt combo was four times the budget. It would take a belt with real jewels or collaborating on a one of a kind dress to get to that point. Link to comment https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/3364-is-there-a-price-point-youre-comfortable-with-dress-budgets/#findComment-2118974
7-Zark-7 April 9, 2016 Share April 9, 2016 (edited) "Is there a price point you're comfortable with?" "Well, I'm quite comfortable with paying nothing." Edited April 9, 2016 by 7-Zark-7 8 Link to comment https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/3364-is-there-a-price-point-youre-comfortable-with-dress-budgets/#findComment-2133645
laredhead April 17, 2016 Share April 17, 2016 Read an article this morning that said the average cost of a wedding today is $32,641 according to a study by The Knot. This does not take into account couples who elope or get married at the courthouse or don't spend a lot of money on a wedding. Least expensive wedding locales are Alaska, S. Dakota and Texas and the most expensive place if Manhattan ($82,299 average in Manhattan). People in Manhattan must have a lot of money. The next part of the article was interesting in that according to a data analyst with the Univ. of Pennsylvania Institute for Biomedical Information, once a wedding passes the $20,000 mark marriages are 3.5 times more likely to end in divorce. Another study by Emory University found that the more couples spend on a wedding, the shorter the marriage will be. I think we've seen a few princess brides on SYTTD that we have all predicted will be divorced within a few years just based on their attitude about money and entitlement to the I want what I want, when I want it no matter how much it cost. 7 Link to comment https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/3364-is-there-a-price-point-youre-comfortable-with-dress-budgets/#findComment-2158614
Julia April 17, 2016 Share April 17, 2016 Manhattan has a lot of money on it, but it's also a world wedding destination. So, figure for everyone who gets married in church and has a small reception you have someone who's taking over the Temple of Dendur at the Met and having it catered by Daniel Bouloud. Most people I know from Manhattan held their receptions in Westchester or Connecticut or the Island, or the venues popping up around Liberty State Park. More bang for the buck. Link to comment https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/3364-is-there-a-price-point-youre-comfortable-with-dress-budgets/#findComment-2158641
Mrs. Hanson July 15, 2017 Share July 15, 2017 On 4/22/2014 at 2:28 PM, Bella said: Good points, SunShine Gal. If my marriageable-age niece said her budget was $5,000, I would assume she would be talking about her entire budget: gown, veil, alterations, taxes, and any other purchases or costs. Do the producers ask people to subtract $1,000 or so when they say what their budget is? This has long puzzled me, to the extent that I actually think about this show. I am getting remarried in October and the whole budget is $2500!!! The first time, in 1994, it was under $2000 and that was a dance with drinking!!! On 6/7/2014 at 0:48 PM, Lord Donia said: Those danged crystal/beaded belts can cost upwards of $500, and the consultants fling those around for almost every bride. Upsell, ladies! I hate those belts. They add nothing to the dress. Ever. On 4/9/2016 at 5:37 PM, 7-Zark-7 said: "Is there a price point you're comfortable with?" "Well, I'm quite comfortable with paying nothing." This. Made me laugh out loud!!!! Thank you! 2 Link to comment https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/3364-is-there-a-price-point-youre-comfortable-with-dress-budgets/#findComment-3461150
Frozendiva July 16, 2017 Share July 16, 2017 I'd want my amount to cover the dress, any taxes, alterations, shipping, etc. I'd also put the cost on to a credit card to afford protection if the store went bankrupt. Kleinfeld staff are out to make a commission and will upsell the bride to get more. Some customers may be wealthy but some are average folks. Wonder if after all the 'additional' costs are added, that some of the brides go a little sour on the store. It should be explained and in writing that the dress costs X without alterations. Getting hemming, taking in, extra lace, etc. costs X. BEFORE you say yes. The women wanting a dress that comes in over the parents' budget should not be batting their eyeballs at mom to pay the additional $1000-2000. Usually it's not just $150 more. You're an adult woman, you want a more expensive dress, you pay the difference. 4 Link to comment https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/3364-is-there-a-price-point-youre-comfortable-with-dress-budgets/#findComment-3461596
Koalagirl July 16, 2017 Share July 16, 2017 I'm going dress shopping next Sunday with a family member. She has her eye on a $3200 Lazaro which grandma is paying for. Actually, grandma already paid for the dress she bought last time she was "almost" engaged and bought the dress without even having a ring on her finger. Relationship broke up before that happened. Grandma told her to start fresh and buy a new dress - no limit to the price. Mind you, these are middle class people we're talking about. This is the only granddaughter and bride is taking full advantage of everything grandma is offering. Actually grandma is driving the train as far as upgrading everything - custom invitations (we're talking about a 300 person wedding here, flowers, etc and the bride has seat belted herself in for the ride. The groom's family is also a little out of control. They had booked a 7 piece wedding which is already a very respectable size, and the groom's dad just added another 3 pieces. Oh, and of course with such a pricey wedding dress the bride is wearing Leboutin shoes. Link to comment https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/3364-is-there-a-price-point-youre-comfortable-with-dress-budgets/#findComment-3462634
Frozendiva July 16, 2017 Share July 16, 2017 Grandma may have grown up during the Depression and maybe is compensating. She should know better and is better off getting useful stuff for the home instead. Throwing money at granddaughter is not really right, especially if she gets a small monthly pension. Maybe it is the inheritance, maybe there are strings involved. Buying ONE dress is enough for a woman who never even got engaged. This is stupid. 1 Link to comment https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/3364-is-there-a-price-point-youre-comfortable-with-dress-budgets/#findComment-3462682
roughing it July 20, 2017 Share July 20, 2017 On 7/16/2017 at 1:54 PM, Koalagirl said: They had booked a 7 piece wedding which is already a very respectable size, and the groom's dad just added another 3 pieces. What is a 7 piece wedding? 1 Link to comment https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/3364-is-there-a-price-point-youre-comfortable-with-dress-budgets/#findComment-3474642
Koalagirl July 20, 2017 Share July 20, 2017 5 hours ago, roughing it said: What is a 7 piece wedding? Oops I meant a 7 piece band. Thanks Roughing It!!! 3 Link to comment https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/3364-is-there-a-price-point-youre-comfortable-with-dress-budgets/#findComment-3475638
shang yiet August 20, 2017 Share August 20, 2017 Those sparkly belts look very pretty but if your wedding dress is too plain without one, then just choose another dress. Link to comment https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/3364-is-there-a-price-point-youre-comfortable-with-dress-budgets/#findComment-3566077
AZChristian August 20, 2017 Share August 20, 2017 1 hour ago, shang yiet said: Those sparkly belts look very pretty but if your wedding dress is too plain without one, then just choose another dress. They had one on either SYTTD Kleinfeld's or Atlanta a couple of days ago. The bride was already over budget, and the BELT was $1,400!!!! Link to comment https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/3364-is-there-a-price-point-youre-comfortable-with-dress-budgets/#findComment-3566180
gonecrackers August 20, 2017 Share August 20, 2017 Wow; no wonder they keep adding the belts. Cha-ching! 3 Link to comment https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/3364-is-there-a-price-point-youre-comfortable-with-dress-budgets/#findComment-3566524
doodlebug August 20, 2017 Share August 20, 2017 4 hours ago, AZChristian said: They had one on either SYTTD Kleinfeld's or Atlanta a couple of days ago. The bride was already over budget, and the BELT was $1,400!!!! What is really galling is that they could easily go to the nearest craft shop, pick up a couple yards of grosgrain ribbon and a shiny, blingy applique for under 20 bucks, spend 10 minutes with a glue gun and they've got a belt that would look just as good or even better than the store bought one. 13 Link to comment https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/3364-is-there-a-price-point-youre-comfortable-with-dress-budgets/#findComment-3566690
Mrs. Hanson August 22, 2017 Share August 22, 2017 I don't like the sparkly belts at all as they do not serve a purpose - they just add more stuff to a dress. I like the long clean line and a belt interrupts it! Plus a lot of women do not need to draw attention to their waistlines. (Gosh I am old) 2 Link to comment https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/3364-is-there-a-price-point-youre-comfortable-with-dress-budgets/#findComment-3573879
Kohola3 August 22, 2017 Share August 22, 2017 From a practical viewpoint - are those sparkly belts smooth? All I can think of is how irritating it would be to keep scraping your skin against those bumpy "jewels" all night long. 2 Link to comment https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/3364-is-there-a-price-point-youre-comfortable-with-dress-budgets/#findComment-3573920
chitowngirl August 22, 2017 Share August 22, 2017 The belts must be magical (they should be for that price!). They take a dress from "I don't know" "Maybe" to "OMG!!! YES!!! I must be married in this!!!". 7 Link to comment https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/3364-is-there-a-price-point-youre-comfortable-with-dress-budgets/#findComment-3573950
camom August 22, 2017 Share August 22, 2017 The belts are almost as magical as a veil. 9 Link to comment https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/3364-is-there-a-price-point-youre-comfortable-with-dress-budgets/#findComment-3574080
cpcathy August 23, 2017 Share August 23, 2017 $1400 for a belt is absurd and you are a moron if you pay that. I think veils are way overpriced as well (OK, everything in a wedding is overpriced!) I bought a simple veil online, I think it was $20. 4 Link to comment https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/3364-is-there-a-price-point-youre-comfortable-with-dress-budgets/#findComment-3576119
StayingAfterSunday August 23, 2017 Share August 23, 2017 3 hours ago, cpcathy said: $1400 for a belt is absurd and you are a moron if you pay that. I think veils are way overpriced as well (OK, everything in a wedding is overpriced!) I bought a simple veil online, I think it was $20. Yes to this, although I do like some of the belts - and veils - and think they definitely do add something to certain dresses. 1 Link to comment https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/3364-is-there-a-price-point-youre-comfortable-with-dress-budgets/#findComment-3576721
Mrs. Hanson August 25, 2017 Share August 25, 2017 (edited) I ordered a back up dress off Amazon for $60!!! Free shipping, too! (Leave it to me) I have concerns over my original dress not just fitting but fitting comfortably. It eases my mind to have an option because I am not a Bridezilla - I just want a dress that flatters me and is comfy. Point? Can you imagine me walking into Kleinfeld's? "Price point? Let's cap it at $60!!!" LOLOL! PS - I am so not into the bridal thing that the thought of shoe shopping for the big day......ugh. Edited August 25, 2017 by Mrs. Hanson 2 Link to comment https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/3364-is-there-a-price-point-youre-comfortable-with-dress-budgets/#findComment-3581271
Baltimore Betty August 25, 2017 Share August 25, 2017 I had my bridal moment last night in Nordstrom. I am the mother of the groom and my dress had to be altered, it looked amazing and as I stood there looking at myself I said "I'm saying yes to the dress" my sister in law just stood there looking at me. Crickets, I heard crickets. Bwahahahah. 13 Link to comment https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/3364-is-there-a-price-point-youre-comfortable-with-dress-budgets/#findComment-3581326
Kohola3 August 25, 2017 Share August 25, 2017 54 minutes ago, Mrs. Hanson said: "Price point? Let's cap it at $60!!!" I bet $60 doesn't come close to the taxes on any of their dresses. Link to comment https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/3364-is-there-a-price-point-youre-comfortable-with-dress-budgets/#findComment-3581385
Mrs. Hanson August 25, 2017 Share August 25, 2017 45 minutes ago, Kohola3 said: I bet $60 doesn't come close to the taxes on any of their dresses. You are probably right. I was a tomboy as a child and I must not have the glitters/bling gene. I can assure you I do NOT have the Princess Gene. Link to comment https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/3364-is-there-a-price-point-youre-comfortable-with-dress-budgets/#findComment-3581517
roughing it August 25, 2017 Share August 25, 2017 2 hours ago, Kohola3 said: 2 hours ago, Mrs. Hanson said: "Price point? Let's cap it at $60!!!" I bet $60 doesn't come close to the taxes on any of their dresses. I believe NY state taxes are around 10%, so $60 would be the tax on a $600 dress. So Kohola3, you just won your bet! Link to comment https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/3364-is-there-a-price-point-youre-comfortable-with-dress-budgets/#findComment-3581723
Mrs. Hanson August 25, 2017 Share August 25, 2017 3 hours ago, roughing it said: I believe NY state taxes are around 10%, so $60 would be the tax on a $600 dress. So Kohola3, you just won your bet! Holy moly....look at what NY must rake in on taxes on some of those dresses!!!! I am not against paying taxes......just wow. Link to comment https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/3364-is-there-a-price-point-youre-comfortable-with-dress-budgets/#findComment-3582330
Spunkygal August 25, 2017 Share August 25, 2017 7 hours ago, Mrs. Hanson said: I ordered a back up dress off Amazon for $60!!! Free shipping, too! (Leave it to me) I have concerns over my original dress not just fitting but fitting comfortably. It eases my mind to have an option because I am not a Bridezilla - I just want a dress that flatters me and is comfy. Point? Can you imagine me walking into Kleinfeld's? "Price point? Let's cap it at $60!!!" LOLOL! PS - I am so not into the bridal thing that the thought of shoe shopping for the big day......ugh. Cap it at $60? Kleinfeld's would do somersaults thinking you meant $60 THOUSAND! Because we know it has happened! 3 Link to comment https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/3364-is-there-a-price-point-youre-comfortable-with-dress-budgets/#findComment-3582516
Pinke August 26, 2017 Share August 26, 2017 On 25/08/2017 at 9:41 AM, Baltimore Betty said: I had my bridal moment last night in Nordstrom. I am the mother of the groom and my dress had to be altered, it looked amazing and as I stood there looking at myself I said "I'm saying yes to the dress" my sister in law just stood there looking at me. Crickets, I heard crickets. Bwahahahah. LOL! Funny story, thanks for sharing XD 2 Link to comment https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/3364-is-there-a-price-point-youre-comfortable-with-dress-budgets/#findComment-3584157
Mrs. Hanson August 30, 2017 Share August 30, 2017 On 8/25/2017 at 4:05 PM, Spunkygal said: Cap it at $60? Kleinfeld's would do somersaults thinking you meant $60 THOUSAND! Because we know it has happened! I am keeping my wonderful $60 dress and going to condign my original dress. Does it look like it has handmade lace from Italy? No. It is wonderful, simple, very me and very nice for our venue. So take THAT Kleinfelds!!! LOL! (I will still watch though!) And yes, to say "Sixty" they would think $60,000!!! 2 Link to comment https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/3364-is-there-a-price-point-youre-comfortable-with-dress-budgets/#findComment-3594144
cpcathy August 30, 2017 Share August 30, 2017 Photo needed of the $60 dress! 5 Link to comment https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/3364-is-there-a-price-point-youre-comfortable-with-dress-budgets/#findComment-3596190
Tanichka January 1, 2018 Share January 1, 2018 My daughter had a $200 dress. It fit her perfectly & she looked great. Link to comment https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/3364-is-there-a-price-point-youre-comfortable-with-dress-budgets/#findComment-3929465
answerphone January 5, 2018 Share January 5, 2018 I feel so many of these brides and their families are financially crazy over-spenders. And regardless of what these brides think, the 'best' and most enjoyable weddings are not the ultra-fancy formal affairs. They're the type where the guests are happy to be there, they feel comfortable and appreciated, and there's time and room to mix, mingle, snack, and chat. 3 Link to comment https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/3364-is-there-a-price-point-youre-comfortable-with-dress-budgets/#findComment-3938256
Boofish January 21, 2018 Share January 21, 2018 On 1/1/2018 at 5:01 PM, Tanichka said: My daughter had a $200 dress. It fit her perfectly & she looked great. I paid $3200.00 for a custom gown for my wedding in November. Don't regret spending the money at all. I will say I'm also wearing to our annual Christmas Eve party just on principle LOL. Link to comment https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/3364-is-there-a-price-point-youre-comfortable-with-dress-budgets/#findComment-3984425
Mrs. Hanson January 23, 2018 Share January 23, 2018 (edited) On 8/30/2017 at 1:45 PM, cpcathy said: Photo needed of the $60 dress! I am sorry this is so huge - I can't make it smaller no matter hard I try. I don't begrudge anyone spending any amount - that is your thing! Me? I did the big dress the first time (it was still under $300) and I wanted it low key this time. I am going to hem it to tea length, dye it burgundy, plum or garnet color (not sure yet) and wear it each year on our anniversary! Those are my sons with me....my Best Men!!! (Literally!) Edited to remove the billboard size photo of me!! LOL! I learned how to reduce a photo....yay me!! Edited January 23, 2018 by Mrs. Hanson Link to comment https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/3364-is-there-a-price-point-youre-comfortable-with-dress-budgets/#findComment-3989697
cpcathy January 23, 2018 Share January 23, 2018 Bummer, I can't see it when I click on it. Link to comment https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/3364-is-there-a-price-point-youre-comfortable-with-dress-budgets/#findComment-3991180
dogdays2 January 23, 2018 Share January 23, 2018 What I don't understand is why no one hits the reality button. I was very fortunate in that my (not rich) parents were willing to let me have the dress of my dreams, within reason. NONE of the dresses I considered even approached the $5,000 - $15,000 we seem brides routinely quote on SYTTD. At some point in the process, I decided I was not going to ask my parents to spend thousands of dollars on a dress I'd wear once -- even if this was the "most important dress of my life." We found a spectacular dress (IMHO) for under $1500. Now this was years ago, but even today, talking around $2500. I still love it, 20+ years later -- and love the fact no one went to the poor house to buy it. I also wonder where these folks find the money. We see brides buying one or more dresses where the price point just for the dress is $12,000. This doesn't include alterations, veil, shoes, lingerie, jewelry -- not to mention the entire rest of the wedding. There are either some seriously wealthy people out there or they are going seriously into debt. Just sayin' . . . Link to comment https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/3364-is-there-a-price-point-youre-comfortable-with-dress-budgets/#findComment-3991476
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