Bride's Cleavage Leaves Mum Unimpressed! | Say Yes To The Dress: Poland 

I think the second one would have been lovely if the bodice was 2 inches longer, showing her hips flaring out a bit. It would have made her waist look narrower than having the line tight across it.

I thought I was the only one thinking this

I agree, I wonder if that's just the preferred style there? Because Gok ALWAYS brings it!

I have a short waist too, and some styles just aren’t flattering on our figures. My wedding dress had a Basque waist, so that helped.

Maureen ormston • I totally agree with you

That’s Poland, that’s why. Unless it’s designer store such as Pronovias, it’s hard to find a dress which doesn’t look tacky

Have to agree I sometimes look at the storefronts and a lot of dresses here are super tacky

Different salon, not his fault!

Same.

I agree. Much better than the voiceovers!

Ditto

I think because it wasn't as full at the bottom, flattered her more.

And she said that the 3rd dress was heavy, that she couldn't dance in it - I completely expected her to choose #2.

He has to work with what was available to him. This isn't in Lancashire, it's in Poland and this salon doesn't have the range of gowns he can have access to in Lancashire.

He's not in the UK or the United States. There may be different traditions and styles in that country. We have to go with what the bride to be and her entourage chose. I didn't like the selection myself, although i liked the concept of the third dress.

I agree, I think that going to Poland he only had the dresses that were there to work with. He probably chose the best of the best of what he had to work with::)

@@jazydazy7306 exactly!

He only had the dresses they stocked. Like the Irish, the hravy catholic trligion influence makes most people more comfortable with old school prudery and up tight old model dresses - apart from isolated, extraordinary individuals, like the girl who nearly lost her leg.

Oh my gosh, I completely agree. I didn’t even like the third one. When she said classic and elegant my mind went toward structure and satin, not what was shown. I still love Gok, but this episode left me really disappointed.

They’re Polish or Ukrainian. That’s my heritage & they seem to have an old world style that’s very strange to Americans. I didn’t like the dresses either.

That's not true, they may look good in the dress but the dress may not be good for them.

Yes, the dress looked beautiful on her but she said it made her feel too hot. There is more than looks to consider when choosing a special outfit. I loved the second dress on her and the way she, the dress and veil flowed as she walked at the end.

She should have gone with it.

Agree. But I always wonder if any of the brides had Polish air force relatives in WW2, or any other thrilling stories. Churchill really betrayed the Poles, at the end of the war. Roosevelt didn't care, but nothing was done by his replacement. But it haunts me, what happened to the Poles.

@@georgielancaster1356 every Polish had relatives involved in WW2;) many fighting in England or other fronts.Yes, Churchill scr*we'd us up, 50 years of Russian occupation after ww2. But what is the point to talk about this right now, when people choose their wedding dresses?🤣

Thank you for your comment, my grandfather's brother was SOE - Special Operations Executive during WW2 in Britain, thanks for your interest!

If you look closely, you will see the ear buds in both Gok's and the bride's ears. There must be someone translating simultaneously so the conversation flows naturally. Didn't see the ear buds on the entourage, but they must also have them, also. What a great way to film the spontaneous conversation in the 'foreign' language!

It translates as you speak that’s what the earbuds are for. It’s a computer generated translator and it speaks out everything in your ear

Yes, a continuous smooth vertical flow of fabric and lace embellishment, or a dropped waistline would be better to elongate her waist rather than chopping her in half with that horizontal line, thus emphasising the wrong elements of her figure. Surely they had a 'traditional' dress style that was more flattering? It could still be modest, and romantic. Or is a standard waisted dress seen as the only acceptable style in Poland?

The title clearly says "Say Yes To The Dress: Poland."

They are Polish. Pretty catholic and stodgy. They sort of are a generation behind.

The title clearly says "Say Yes To The Dress: Poland."

I was looking at the other dresses that are in the salon, and not all of them are like that (but I don't see many different types of dresses). Therefore, I feelt that this style is what the bride wants. So, for all of the people who fawn on Gok all the time, look at this appointment to my points. Gok is not magic. He is limited to the budget, the style the bride wants, and the types of dresses at the salon. And since there is no emotional therapeutic aspect to this appointment, we don't get an emotional connection. The bride loves the dress that she picked. It isn't what I would have picked, but it isn't my wedding. Gok still listened to her to give her the dress of her dreams, and that is what is the most important.

Second

The last one. Third.

Earbuds, I think, with simultaneous translation.

They all have earbuds. Computer translator that automatically translates the language you choose before hand and they can converse easily this way

what do u think? jeez

I was wondering if Gok was fluent in this language...

This is Polish language😊

@@mereunetulburat8022 Thank you😀

she kinda just naturally looks pregnant