Can This Bride Find The "Dark Fantasy" Wedding Dress Of Her Dreams? | Say Yes To The Dress UK 

"Normally" as in I normally wouldn't put a bride in a dress in her budget.

Not once but twice! Not sure they mentioned the cost of the second one 🤔

SYTTD UK is famous for putting brides in dresses that are over budget!

This chick constantly puts brides in dresses OVER budget!!!!🤬🖕🤬🖕🤬

Exactly …. This pulling over budget is getting old

🤣exactly what I thought. And, dresses over budget, as usual. 🤦‍♀️

That dress has been in the shop more than 4 years,look up the video.Its circulating 5 months ago too.Someone already said yes to it so the videos are not new.

My point exactly but I'm with it..I love this show..they should put more color out front

lol i noticed

Then everyone pretends the dress doesn't exist. xD

I'm sure this happens a lot but they won't show it in the final cut of the show. The producers cant let the consultants look bad if they want to film in this shop again. Maybe the shows even have to be watched and approved from the shop owners before they are allowed to be seen on TV.

It could be the only black they had

Yeah, I am from the USA. I would have been upset and maybe even left when she told me the price. I would have said, "Do you remember when I said I had a "Strict" 1500 lb. budget?" One of my values is financial integrity and clearly this shop rarely follows the budget people come in with. When I decide I am going to buy a dress or buy a car, I set a monetary amount I will spend and there is no way I will go over that for anything. Just saying!

@@dr.sammypryor Maybe going a LITTLE over budget would be okay, but going 30% over budget for somebody who said £1500 was at the very top end for her... Seems downright rude.

@@CopenhagenDreaming right!

If she wanted a dark dress she should have gone to a store wear they sell evening gowns not a bridal store. Most of the brides usually wear light coloured dresses. So there are a very small amount of dresses that are dark coloured . The consultant probably had only one dress that was dark so she showed it to the bride she was just doing her job

She could give 500 herself. If she wants it so much.

@@arshiyabegum8556 and what's the excuse every time they do this to a bride who wants to wear white?

This time I don't think she had that many choices. The more specific the outfit has to be, the higher the price. If she wanted to stick to her budget then she could have picked another dress, juts that it would not be what she wanted

And she started with a dress that was 3500

The consultant probably only had one dress that was dark coloured so she showed it to the bride she is just doing her job. It is the bride’s fault if the bride wanted to get a dark coloured dress she should have visited a store that sells evening gowns not a bridal store

@@arshiyabegum8556 they still didn’t consider telling the bride the price and that it was over budget BEFORE letting her try it on, which i find is incredibly ridiculous.

XxFishSticksxX yeah they should have told the price before itself but no matter how much you like a dress u need to stand up for yourself and say no.

Remember… we’re only seeing the edited version, so I’m sure she tried several dresses that were not shown.

@@arshiyabegum8556 yes that is true, but sometimes when you think it REALLY IS THE DRESS, it’s very hard to let it go and move onto the next dress that you don’t love as equally as the last. It’s very hard, ‘do I save up for it or do I find another dress in my budget?’

😂 That’s Exactly what they should call this version! They shouldn’t even bother asking for the budget! I would be 🤬🤬🤬🤬 if I fell in love with a dress that was more than double my budget like that black one!

😂😂😂😂

Lol

LOL 😂

@@Loveismyteacher 😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂 👍spot on River.

Gok doesn't own the store in Lancashire. He doesn't even work there. He is the host that the show has to help sell the show. Have you ever gone to a bridal store and gotten TWO consultants? Besides, Lancashire is a store in a lower-cost region. Of course the dresses will be cheaper. Then it doesn't carry the high-end dresses this shop has. And it also doesn't have any colored dresses or ones with color on them. So this bride would have not looked that store. If you're so hung up on budget, why aren't you wondering why the bride didn't research shops before she applied for this show? Most of the dresses in this shop start at £1200-1500. Add in "sparkle" or the "wow factor" or "unique" like here, and it will always be more. The bride is an adult. Treat her like one. The price tags are on the dresses. She has eyes and a mouth to say no. How do you know the consultant didn't pull cheaper dresses and the bride declined them? You don't. Stop acting like you know what all went on there. It is a show with producers and editors.

I've seen them found lots of beautiful dresses under 1500 pounds in other stores of this same program. I don't know why this time they didn't care about their client requests

I've also seen them put a bride with a budget up to £ 10,000 in dresses of £2,000. It IS possible to stay under budget but DE doesn't try.

Asking for a black dress in a wedding shop usually means $$$$

@@jocelynebordage9907 but the white ones were over budget too

Not including taxes. I hate this shop.

She wanted to try in a black dress. They have the ONE black dress. If that is what she came for, it would have been more ridiculous if they hadn't shown it to her. She has the power to say "no." Besides, trying on the dress made her rule out black so she could open her mind for more colors. Then, she found the dress she loved. So apparently, the consultant did the RIGHT thing in order for her to move on from black so she could purchase the dress that fit her better.

What if that dress was the one? I feel like it was an unnecessary risk!

She probably really ruled it out because she saw the price tag when she was putting it on.

​@@catladyfromky4142 It's not fair to put her in it without telling her the price. It's literally more than double her budget, and there is a strong chance at that point that she literally can't afford it however "committed" she is. If she'd put it on and fallen in love with it and then had it ripped away from her, it would have been needlessly cruel and would have turned the experience of what should have been a wonderful happy day to a painful, disappointing one. Especially since a bride would naturally assume that any dress the assistant suggests is within or near budget unless told otherwise. I want to give credit and say it's possible she was warned and it was just cut out in the edit. But if not, that is rude as hell.

@@catladyfromky4142 Except for the fact it didn't make her rule out a black dress at all.. she very clearly said with the next one if this was black it would be perfect.. you shouldn't have to say no, I'm not going to try that on it's over budget. They shouldn't be shown in the first place.

I think I've learned something here. If I ever shop for a wedding dress..unlikely but you never know...ALWAYS ask what the price is before trying on a dress.

because a dress can go from 1000 to 30000 and more. they need to at least know which side they are catering to. noone is forcing to buy.

I didn't see a gun to her head.

@@wandasetzer1469 Maybe but surely it's still disrespectful , why ask them what kind of budget they have in the first place ?

@@nutcracker2916 They probably live off commissions, so they try to upsell.

@@wandasetzer1469 True, but I wouldn't feel comfortable doing that. So i'd probably starve. lol

She isn't required to take it.

i'm pretty sure Gok would have better options for her as well

That's because the shop is owned by the designer Christine Dando, and she wants her gowns pushed more than any others. She's not that great a designer, though she believes herself to be, so she doesn't carry a very big selection other than her own work. David Emanuel only works there, he has nothing at all to do with the dresses, just in case anyone is looking to besmirch him for "his" dresses.

@@jb6712 I'm well aware of who's the designer of the dresses but these are brides who are shopping for a dress for one of their most important days. There is NO excuse for mediocre service

EXACTLY EXACTLY EXACTLY!!!

To be fair they’re sometimes categorised by designer

They know who is going to be in that day and what they'll be looking for so of course they'll put them out. TV magic 😘

🤣😂😂😂🤣😂😂😂🤣🤣😂😂😂🤣🤣 yep. ONLY dark dress 'right there'

What part of "reality TV" do you think is real? 🤣

Yeah and I seen episodes where bride has 8000 budget and they show 3000

Sudan ( consultant) is almost as cringy as David E.

Except for rich brides. He puts them in way under budget dresses.

The accuracy in the original comment and the first reply is appalling:/

then they fall in love with that dress

@@jordanwebster5145 exactly 👐🏻

@@janwilliams1781 100% TRUE! it's so ridiculous.

I actually loved that dress.💖

I'm sure I recall Randy saying this in an episode. But a half decent consultant will not do that to a bride. I love Gok because he is so respectful of budget, he is on point there~

@@fancykatya I agree. Thank you for reminding me about who said it.

So was that purple/red/black one like it didn’t stand out 🤣

Almost every single one of those dresses would have been at or above her £1500 budget. This is a small store, and there is not a huge selection of gowns. And finally, she wanted "different" which may cost more. If she really wanted to stay in her budget, she should have gone to a different store.

I just googled it, they were peacocks, not swans

lol gok's shop is closer, much closer, no matter how far it is 🤣

At least she can drive there 😭

Yes, that's true. Other thing to keep in mind is that most of the time there need to be made adjustments so that the dress fits the brides figure perfectly that aren't inclueded in the pricetag and come on top of that. And veils if you want one also cost something I don't understand why they often just don't consider something like that?!

If the bride said no to color, why should the consultant hammer in on something she doesn't want anymore.

Yeah I could see that but I think after they say yes to the dress they order it and the dress stays at the store for other people to try on.

Yeah it was also supposed to be one of a kind in the whole world.. what a bunch of liars if the earlier bride actually bought this dress..

I was just thinking about how that darker dress looked familiar! Glad to know I'm not imagining things.

This is just the sample & is obviously a very tiny one at that. It didn’t fit the other bride either so she would have ordered one in her size.

@@dayschange2 Yes as soon as I saw it I thought 'that's the Steampunk woman's dress that was supposed to be a one off'. And it didn't fit HER either!

Me too

Totally.

Me too, but it was well over her budget. Im betting she saw the price while trying it on, and ruled it out because it was more the 2x over her budget.

the ivory one, instead, was so underwhelming... couldn't have suited her less, honestly I can't believe she actually liked it...

yeah, she wins the irritation trophy

and 3 dresses in she's still going $500 over budget

I have the same thought, they would just let them try on some white dresses and make them black

She chose herself, it wasn't force on her. The consultant gave her what she thought she wanted, but the bride made the choice to go a different way.

Very few wedding dresses can come in black. Most of the time, the dresses are as shown. Some can come in a few other colors, but not many. And most of those are like ivory, blush, or champagne. Remember that these are WEDDING dresses.

@Paula Weber And guess what? Being a wedding dress isn’t an excuse for it not to come in black. Wedding dresses can come in any color. Look around the world wedding dresses aren’t always white. And these people should know by now that some people don’t want white and may want to go with another color like black or red or purple or any other color. They should make it an option to get the dress in other colors.

It was the brides choice, nobody told her to wear white, she came up with that herself.

I don't know why people who want colored dresses don't shop somewhere else. But you'd think there'd be more variety in wedding dress colors since more people seem to want them.

You do know that almost all brides wear light coloured dresses right. It will be a loss for them to have sample pieces which no one wants to try. If you want a dark coloured dress just go to a store that sells evening gowns

In Germany we have a few bridal stores specializing in gothic weddings. It's a huge market and they offer real gothic styles and make custom dresses and suits. One of the stores was on TV, too and it was so amazing to finally see some truly happy gothic brides in beautiful gowns.

I think they deliberately went so far over budget to put her off the first dress, it was so obvious that the consultant hates the idea of a black or alternative style dress. There is literally nothing alternative about the dress she chose, the gaslighting is strong here

it's both of them. Don't forget, David Emmanuel is the owner of the shop. It's obviously the shop's shitty style. I would NEVER go there for a wedding dress.

Maybe deep down they don't really want that?

Uh.... This shop is in the UK, NOT America....

@@killinglonliness88 Haha whoops, that's what happens when I type early in the morning. Point stands 😂

They put them in something they know they'll hate and won't flatter them right before putting them in an over budget flattering dress in hopes of tricking the brain and getting them to go over budget.

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