$300 To Choice A Wedding Dress

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Don't start trying on gowns until you've confirmed a few logistics: What time of year will the wedding take place? Where will the reception be? This will keep you from buying a dress about kelly prom that won't feel right on the day (velvet for a garden wedding, a billowing skirt for a reception in a tiny restaurant). But don't wait too long to begin shopping. It takes four to six months to have a dress made and fitted, sometimes longer for one with intricate handwork. If you start shopping eight – PowerPoint PPT presentation

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Title: $300 To Choice A Wedding Dress


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By John Rain
At www.kellyprom.com
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300 To Choice A Wedding Dress
  • Don't start trying on gowns until you've
    confirmed a few logistics What time of year will
    the wedding take place? Where will the reception
    be? This will keep you from buying a dress about
    kelly prom that won't feel right on the day
    (velvet for a garden wedding, a billowing skirt
    for a reception in a tiny restaurant). But don't
    wait too long to begin shopping. It takes four to
    six months to have a dress made and fitted,
    sometimes longer for one with intricate handwork.
    If you start shopping eight to twelve months in
    advance, you won't feel rushed -- or encounter
    rush charges.
  • With the price of traditional wedding gowns
    starting around 500, it is also important to
    establish your budget before setting foot in a
    store. "People should not be afraid to talk about
    price," says Nancy Williams, sales manager at
    Vera Wang in New York City. "Everyone has a
    budget. Even if it's 20,000, it's a budget."
    Without a price range in mind, you risk
    overspending or falling in love with something
    you can't afford. Williams also reminds brides to
    make a distinction between the cost of the dress
    and the cost of the entire ensemble -- if you're
    going the traditional route, you'll probably want
    a headpiece, shoes, lingerie, and jewelry
    alterations add hundreds of dollars to the price.
    "So if you are willing to spend 400," says
    Williams, "maybe you should have a 300 dress."
  • Most brides buy their dresses at a bridal
    boutique, whether an intimate shop or a bridal
    emporium, part of a department store, or a store
    owned by and featuring one designer. But if you
    envision something other than a traditional gown
    or if your budget is restricted, take a creative
    approach to shopping. Peruse vintage-clothing
    stores, consignment shops, and discount or outlet
    stores. Ask bridal boutiques if their samples
    ever go on sale. Consider bridesmaids' dresses
    and evening gowns, which are less expensive and
    formal but can still be appropriate. You can also
    have something made by a local dressmaker or even
    rent a alyce bdazzle prom 35340 gown.

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