I survived...

Re: I survived...

• jenn248

  October 2011

  That's how I got my dress ($249!).  It was a lot of fun - and total mayhem when the doors first opened.  I think if you go with the assumption that you or the bride may not find the dream dress but that it's a good opportunity to try on a lot of dresses (and make fun of some really ugly ones), it's a good time.   

  
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• Artzichick

  October 2011

  I went with my mom and sister right after I got engaged because we were doing a girl's day in DC.  At that point I had not even tried on dresses yet so I was not set to find anything and didn't try too hard.  We had no strategy so I maybe tried on one dress that was 20 sizes too big for me.  But it was a fun experience!

  

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• MrsSstrug

  October 2011

  that's how i got my dress back in '05

  
  

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• SecretServiceWife

  October 2011

  I could never.  It would stress me out so much.  I dont do well in crowds and would probably have an anxiety attack in a crazy bridezilla crowd.

  I love that Friends episode though, I love that they had whistles.

  
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• annabear07

  October 2011

  SecretServiceWife:

  I could never.  It would stress me out so much.  I dont do well in crowds and would probably have an anxiety attack in a crazy bridezilla crowd.

  I love that Friends episode though, I love that they had whistles.

  Agh the whistles! A bunch of groups had whistles and In couldn't understnad why! We absolutely had a great time and went just to have fun, no pressure! We got a picture with a particularly hideous gown too. Lace long sleeves and awful beading, it was a mess! I happy to hear that several people had successful runnings!

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