David Emanuel Gets Confused By What Picky Bride Wants | Say Yes To The Dress UK 

If I couldn’t find my dress after that long I would try to go the custom design route

@Tea Clarke definitely should’ve brought in photos of dresses that had the things she liked

Exactly! Even if she knew what she wanted at the end while wearing she might not feel good at it anyway... Surely is better for her to try more on and see with even what style.exactly she falls in love at the end...

Yeah they're really drawing a long bow here to pretend that trying two dresses on and not 'seeing it' is being picky. The shape on the first one was delightful (that back!) but she was right about the beading not being right - it was lazily chonky.

One can be too picky though, forgetting about the actual wedding. While you want to look good you do need to be open minded unless you are prepared to hire a designer. If you;re too picky you'll be confused and never be happy with anything

No she said that herself, 3 minutes in the beginning

She’s tried on probably over 100 dresses.

You should go in knowing what you want then.

Not the consultant's fault the bride doesn't understand the very thing she claimed to want. News flash everyone, 1920s fashion isn't a damn mermaid.

NEVER SAY "NEVER"! 😊

I thought so too! So beautiful

I agree , from a Jane Austen's novel

She looks like Edith Crawley from Downton Abbey

Exactly

So funny that's exactly what made me click, the thumbnail and I was obsessed with her makeup since we have the same skin tone and she looked so baroque I was obsessed. She photographs so lovely

She literally referred to herself as "picky" within the first minute. Not worth the lawsuit lmao

As usual 😬

I feel as though he tried his best and that she herself didn’t know what she wanted. She said 1920’s so the dress he gave her was 1920’s. It had sequence and pearls in that first dress which means it wasn’t boring. The second dress also looked amazing on her, even her entourage agreed. Somehow I feel your comment might be slightly sexist just because he’s a man. That’s just my opinion however.

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@@muhammadmota6141 I agree this bride is of a different...sorts. But David isnt the best consultant. Not the worst, but if I was going here for a dress, I wouldnt want David in the same room as me. Ever

The dress was under budget

@@721deco8, they still get confused.

Well said well said 😜

The dress was under budget sit down

Gok does it better all way around from style to price point 🤔🤩

She means vintage XD the trick was "simple, elegant, that makes me feel grown up". The first dress was not that

@@vilwarin5635 Yes, but the first one was exactl 1920 glam

Ugh tell me about it

She knows what she wants, but she doesn't know how to describe it.

I'm starting to think very few people know what "1920s" means. Consultants should ask, "When you say 1920s, what does that mean to you?" 😄

You NAILED IT. Why in the world would you have the consultants wander around and pick dresses for you based on a few words said of what you think you want? Right away, a bride could say yay or nay....why drag them in to the dressing room just to have them refused? It goes to their egos....they want to see if they can choose what they think is right for the bride....I love seeing the dresses but hate the process. Cheers

Sometimes that can be overwhelming and confusing too.

Probably because of budget issues

I think I’ve seen it many times in other episodes when a bride falls in love with a dress she sees on the racks or mannequin but don’t notice the price tag, then she can’t unsee it and is unable actually to try dresses with open mind anymore, cause she is just thinking about that perfect one

@@esraayousef5643 That's so true I've felt that way about a pair of shoes for years now haha I didn't know it was a pricey store and they turned out to be $1800. Never gonna buy them or forget them

I would agree except she literally called herself picky and fussy 🤷🏻‍♀️

I agree but often they say one and then sy something totally different Lika i want 1920 and then all that is 1920 is bleh😂

"Normalize"? hahaha

I disagree

@@customera7945 yes, normalise

Ikr

Even I felt the same, second dress was beautiful

That material was really nice

Very true. Just tighter and maybe with a belt ✨

Yes, the third dress is lovely but I thought the second dress was so much better.

and since she's the common denominator, I call bs

Not everyone uses the same names. One shop may call it mermaid other call it trumpet and other fit and flair... some people say they are different styles, other say they are all the same. It may be a bit confusing if you are not into fashion

@@a697ag 😂😂😂 bless ya, you made me laugh... I think the show was making up the drama and she agreed to participate..

@@vilwarin5635 they're similar, but the point where it starts to spread out differs. Though I imagine people use them interchangeably so consultants are not gonna say "Oh no that's not a trumpet, it's a fishtail"

Maybe she only figured out how to name it until now 🤷🏻‍♀️

Ikr~ She's gorgeous!

I think he called her picky because she herself said she had looked all over London already and has hated "all of them." It is difficult to have a dress in a small shop that is completely different than ALL the other dresses she has seen. Besides, her "boring" and "average" reactions are not giving David or consultant much to go on.

Because it's true when they say that a dress looks different on than on the rack. No shame in trying it...

Dresses look different on the rack than on the body

I think she's pretty coz you can notice by face of her entourage Like any picky bride's ... .they looked kinda too Ready to get it all done asap I mean we've seen many episodes guys the way they didn't even comment much after seeing her a bit pleased face made everything clear😂

I am living proof of how my mom always show me some things and a lot of them I loved it once i tried it on.

100%

Agreed.

Agreed

Perfer the second one for her.

She is quite petit and I wondered if she would have liked the second dress better if it had fitted more closely to her in the bust. The third dress did have a more artful neckline, which I think swayed her.

Thanks to Dando London 😅

These were different than their usuals.

Check out Hayley Paige.

@@L.Spencer I think I have seen the 1st two dresses before. I am sure I have

Try looking at dresses from small designers

One of my good friends got married about 20 years ago and we went to so many bridal stores in 4 states (NJ, NY, CT and PA) that I literally felt like my head was going to explode. After awhile, they all start looking the same. But I still cried when I saw the look on her face as she finally found "the one" ... and I wasn't even in the bridal party!

David Emmanuel treated her with respect, and they found her a dress on the third try. By the way, I do hope you get the job you wish this summer.

Be better than David lol his intentions aren’t all that bad but he definitely thinks too highly of himself and that interferes with how he treats costumers. Thanks for people like you!

I do not think he means "picky" like how some people mean it. It has bad connotations to be sure. Just like saying someone is ignorant, it doesn't have to be a mean statement, it's not an insult. It just depends on how it was said. Anywho, I hope you get where you want to go. 😊

Quick question, how did you get the italics slant on the word "you" ?

Completely agree, you could see how annoyed he was from the start when she mentioned she had shopped all over London He just wants to rush and not spend too much time on finding the dress. I’ve noticed in other episodes he gets annoyed when the bride doesn’t say yes to the first dress he picks Dress shopping is a special day for the bride and he shouldn’t be getting frustrated so easily with her

Ki

I'm happy that she atleast chose a dress😂😂

I feel like that second dress would have looked a lot better with a belt. It felt like there was something missing

but looking at her wedding picture, it was not her final choice ;-)))

@@Hippabellita1 Eh. What's a person to do? :0)

totally agree.

Gok would have made a sketch and tried to find the bride the closest thing that there is to it !

He just didn´t listen. She said simple and elegant. Then she added the 20´s look, but many people just use that term to say "vintage" or "clasic". She also said "I want to feel like a grown woman, not like a child playing dressing up" Yes, the first dress may be considered a 20´s style, but wasn´t simple at all, also didn´t accentuate her curves, which was what she was looking for. She obviously wanted clean lines and little bling.

I thought for sure I'd have to do that, and made a list of every bridal shop in a 100km radius. Then I found The One at the first store I went into. I looked around a couple of other nearby shops but couldn't get that dress out of my mind. I knew I'd never find anything else like it that would make me look and feel that way. I didn't care about going to any more shops. That's how you know you've found The One

@@jenettemerlini6035 I had the same situation! The firt dress I tried on is my one 🤩

@@jenettemerlini6035 When you know, you know. Simple as that. 😇🤗 I was shopping for a formal gown for an office Christmas party. I had a coworker with me. I tried on an A-line hunter green satin halter neck dress. Felt like a princess in it, but my coworker didn't like it on me as much as I did so she convinced me to try on a mulberry colored dress with bandage style gathers. She said I looked like a Grecian goddess in it, but I didn't like it one bit, not the color, not the style, not one single thing. I didn't have that feeling of "I'm a princess, this is my dress" in it the way I did in the hunter green one and I told her so. She wasn't too happy about my not going with her pick, but oh well...I went with what I felt. I'm so glad I did.

Thats basically me 🤣🤣 I need 100% reassurance and that i wont regret not taking the perfect dress for me

You bet! If someone is expending thousands on a dress, trying several and not settling for one you dont love is the normal thing to do

With a lisp

I agree

yup. this girl actually has no idea. she flipped flopped so much on what she said

Good thing she's beautiful ..bad thing she didn't try much dress 😂 she would've looked gorgeous in any of them. Such a waste

Don´t agree, if you look at dresses from the 30´s they are very simple, but no one would say they are not glamorous

The first dress was fabulous, a design that is unique, interesting. There was nothing boring about it.

Exactly what l thought - with her complexion and curls, she looks amazing in anything.

I liked it until it showed the "fish scales." Further away was beautiful.

I don't find her hair beautiful. It's too thin and dry. It's obvious, she tried to make it look beautiful, but failed.😳

@@nadiakononenko6769 Tell me you're jealous without telling me you're jealous 😂😂

@@megantron1954 what can I say? everyone has his own level of beauty.

@@nadiakononenko6769 agree! Just commented!

ya, i had a feeling she switched out.. could tell she didn't love it. ha ha.. don't wanna look like lace curtains! hilarious

She definitely is. BUT she is so young that she has not yet come to terms with her own natural looks. She wants to look elegant and grownup - which can be done, she looks good, why not -, but really, her natural style would be "the fairy blown out of the woods", something playful, slightly enigmatic and capricious. Later in life she might finally accept her own style and then REALLY bloom.

@@agnes15101968 she is 26!

This!!

I chose my wedding dress because of how I felt in it, not because how I look in it. I tried other dresses that look pretty on me as well, but I only felt really confortable and myself in one.

That sounds like she's confused to me... 🤷

Now I'm confused.

I didn't like the addition of the veil.

Why are you here then 😂

I read this comment as it happened 🤣🤣🤣

I really think she means to say 'I know what I don't want'

I’m glad someone caught that. I had to laugh!

The first dress was more appropriate for a mature bride. The third dress is perfect for her both because she she young and very petite. It is simple elegant design that echoes the 1920s style without swallowing her up.

No, "they" (read: David) didn't - KIM did.

The Titanic sank in 1912, nothing 1920s about it

It's a Bordeaux neckline. Cowl neck looks like a loose turtleneck :)

@@vandapurvis9464 I just scoured the internet for anything related to a Bordeaux neckline and came up short. I adore cowl necks and all types of gathered tops (and am learning to sew them) so I would particularly like to know the difference; if you happen to know of anywhere specific to point me, I'd appreciate that.

@@cianap.281 I believe it's spelled Bardot neckline, as in Brigitte Bardot, which is why you haven't seen much come up :) I've generally seen Bardot necklines as referring to an off-the-shoulder look.

@@kyootkitteh ooooh yes that makes more sense, thanks.

No, this is neither a cowl neckline nor a Bardot neckline. A Bardot neckline is straight across and taut rather than draped as hers was.

The 1st dress was what she asked for - 20s, elegant and sophisticated. I thought the two satin styles would described as boring by many people.

I thought the first dress was unique and beautiful on her, but it didn't look very bridal. It did seem to fit a 20s vibe.

@@wilmaknickersfit but she also said simple and womanly. That dress wasn´t that

only that she didn't get married in it ;-)))

Wait what happened?