Picky Bride Is Running Out Of Time Because She Can't Pick A Dress! | Say Yes To The Dress 

She could have learned to sew and made her own as my grandmother, my mother, and I each did. We got EXACTLY what we wanted and a custom fit.

You are so right! You must try it on!

unless you know it's just something that is totally opposite of hat you want. Like if you want understated and conservative, the dress the second bride bought would not be it.

Agree! There's been dozens of things that I've loved but when I tried them on hated them. Vice versa also.

@gayle2276 With all due respect, consider that, when you shop for clothes (and with very few exceptions), you haven't made an appointment for Target or Macys or whatever. Bridal salons are in the business of profit, not pandering. If you're going to be finicky, make a double appointment. Provide advance photos of the kind of dress you've dreamt of and add a SHORT list of what you don't want. Keep in mind that they've been advising clients for far longer than you've been engaged. Trust their judgment, be kind and respectful. Otherwise, you'll end up with something you won't like, they'll feel they've not done their best, and everybody loses in the end.

Exactly what I was thinking.

I guarantee she could design it herself and she still won’t like it.

@@HeronCoyote1234 why do you say this? she had a picture of the dress she wanted. they didn't have something quite like it.

Pick 1 or go home

For $4,500 you won’t be able to get a custom made dress. It’s just the cost of an average dress at Kleinfields and not even counting alterations.

You betcha, my thoughts exactly.

doesn't hurt to check if a store has it first.

She is too impatient and sometimes comes across as rude.

I actually don't like it. I think it's kind of unprofessional. She has no patience. The girl hadn't even put one gown on and the consultant was already getting irritated with her. I don't think the bride needs more pressure put it on her by the consultants attitude

@@Lynda007-because she was rejecting them before even trying them on! No duh she’s impatient with her! lol

@@thehungrygoldfish It really doesn't matter. She's being paid (no duh) to be a gracious consultant and that is not the way she was acting. We all know brides can be difficult they can make snap decisions, they can refuse to try on gowns and reject them prior to, But it's possible to still be gracious to them and not roll your eyes to the camera constantly. Unprofessional. Randy wouldn't be caught doing that.

@@Lynda007- Eh, you can only be so nice to someone who is being difficult and unreasonable. If you’re literally rejecting everything and refusing to try anything on, then it makes it make very difficult to help you. Antonella can’t make your dream dress from scratch in 2 hours using scrap material from alterations. She can only work with what she has.

I agree. I don't think she knows what she wants. Randy said it - knowing what you want can be a good thing, but not being able to be a bit flexible about it can result in disaster.

@@aec9174 there isn't a disaster. She just didn't buy a dress. she knows what she wants. she doesn't need to be flexible, she just needs a seamstress.

Exactly! So well put @Alrelda

Exactly! She is just a spoiled brat that is too ideal.

It's called Spoiled

Yea, verily.

she has 4500$. why would you need to tweak your dream at all? if they don't have it at the store she can get it made. I wouldn't spend that much on something that wasn't right...

@mai_komagata For $4500 and a sewing machine, you can buy a LOT of silk (not polyester) and create the gown of your dreams, the veil, garter, money bag, a reticule, a Bible cover, a replica doll dress and have enough left over to save to make a blessing/christening gown for your future children. I'd be surprised if the cost of your gown, in total, was $2250. Good quality pure silk peau de soie costs about $80 per yard or less, depending on where you buy it. Even if you needed ten yards, that's still only $800.

It must be even more frustrating for her husband to be…. Imagine being stuck with a person of this character for the rest of your life

Considering how much these brides are willing to spend to get their 'perfect' dress, I'm surprised more don't do that. You want something that specific, get a dressmaker. I don't see how it could possibly cost more.

Often that cannot happen if a person does not have access to the funds, seamstresses, and access to materials for what they want as well.

My opinion;. ALOT of these brides just want to be on television. For what ever reason(discounts---whatever?!!). ..the behavior shown and tolerated is horrendous. Not all are like that I know....but

Yes she seems like she is one of those people that can suck the joy out of everything….I try to avoid those people like the plague. Life is too short.

they are haha! theyre just reposting them

You have to pay for the new ones.

I can tell by randys hair color. Hes full gray now. (Not a bad thing hes aged like fine wine❤)

I also posted a comment talking about the bride and some of her party have those piecey/chunky highlights from the early 2000s 😂

At times I wonder how the brides are doing now. Perhaps with many kids.

if $4500 is an "off the rack budget" what do you call my $125 dress?

@dietotaku Thrift Shop Mark-Down. Bridal dresses can cost a lot more than $4500. Bespoke, as in royal weddings, can cost £250,000 as Meghan Markle's reportedly did.

@@dietotakuThen either you bought it on clearance at David’s bridal or similar, used, it’s a non traditional dress from a store like Macys or forever 21 or you bought it 45 years ago.

@@thehungrygoldfish Yea, verily.

Yeah, I felt annoyed. Is it really worth all that anxiety over a dress?

She hasn't been feeling it a lot lately

She had a lot of patience with this lady

She looked like she wanted to beat up that bride 😅

@@annieannie2887 nah, her attitude sucked.

She looked angry. This is unacceptable for a consultant((

This is a newer episode I think so I doubt they have a dress under 4500 in the whole store, given inflation and that the store has gained so much notoriety from the show.

How many brides have we seen who know exactly what they want to the point they have a photo of it, find exactly that dress, put it on and it's hideous on them? Lots of them. How many brides have tried on dresses they hate on the hanger, but reluctantly put them on and their perfect dress was one of those? Again, lots of them. That first bride only tried on a fraction of the selections the consultant and Randy brought to her and I bet the perfect dress for her was one of those she didn't even try on.

because some people are too specific and hence unrealistic. The designers weren't reading your mind when they designed the dress. If you've tried on over 13 gowns- we only see a fraction of an hour long filming, where they usually try on twenty dresses or so- and aren't happy then you're being unrealistic and inflexible. You should just get something made so you can have exactly what you want.

Was surprised they didn't offer to do a mash-up for her by taking the best parts of two dresses and combining them..

Because she wasn't even making an effort. She wasn't even open to try them. She needs custom made. Even her family was over it.

But she didn't know if this ones she turned her nose up at by the look of how it looks on the hangers they always say try it on it looks different on the body vs the hangers

Also need to be willing to try other shapes

Maybe but she is being too ideal.

yeah i find it hard to believe that in the entirety of kleinfeld's, they don't have a lace fit & flare, unless they let pnina vajazzle every single one.

Exactly I felt bad for her, where were the dropwaist lace dresses, or did they not have those early 2000?

She and Randy. Why do people say her when they should say she?

@@joralemonvirgincreche ok. Joral. Now say that fast 3 times! 😄

Exactly….. be willing to try on dresses outside of your thought-box if the other ones don’t turn out well for you…

I didn’t like any of those dresses, either; however, she could have been willing to try on dresses outside of her thought-box… A lot of times they end up liking the opposite of what they dreamed up in their head…

Yes. First bride is set on that style but doesn’t fit her figure cause it looks unbalanced and big bottom with a small chest.

And theres maybe 10 fabrics used in bridal. You dont know what fabric you like 😂 bs. You were yoo lazy to do any research whatsoever