View Full Version : Anyone hunting for a wedding dress should read this


marie305
02-05-2010, 14:38
hi i was sat in a hospital waiting room and i overheard a conversation between two ladies, one of the ladies had been looking for a wedding dress and had come across a lot of very rude assistants in certain stores, as you can understand she was very upset. she decided to venture out of sheffield on driving through bradford she saw a oxfam shop and decided to pop in as she was looking around she just happened to ask the assistant if they had any wedding items the lady told her to go upstairs in the store on arriving upstairs she could not believe her eyes the shop had everything you could wish for all devoted to the upper level from bridal dresses to the shoes , headdress, tiara,bags,bridesmaid dresses, grooms suits she said it was just like walking into a bridal store much to say she got everything she needed in immaculate condition,i just thought if anyone was interested and didnt mind secondhand oxfam could help you out.well done to oxfam and all the generous people who also helped other brides and the charity.

brianthedog
04-05-2010, 07:43
Good god. Have you ever heard of punctuation? I stopped reading after the first line...

catzeyesF
04-05-2010, 07:51
Brian stop being such a dog.

Thanks Marie - very considerate. x

Merlina
04-05-2010, 08:50
A friend of mine (a few years ago) was getting married and didn't have much money.....she didn't go to Oxfam.....but managed to get a 'shop soiled' (been on a display dummy) wedding dress and headress, in her size for £25.....and she looked fab :thumbsup:

Just show's you don't have to pay thousands for a dress you are only going to wear once (unless you happen to be Elizabeth Taylor :roll:) !!

rubydazzler
04-05-2010, 08:59
Good god. Have you ever heard of punctuation? I stopped reading after the first line...Are you looking for a wedding dress then? If not, then why are you even on here? :hihi:

Although I did feel a bit breathless after reading the OP. ;)

anniec
04-05-2010, 09:11
I got my wedding dress off of eBay. It was made to my specific measurements in Hong Kong. It had a boned corset and a train and was hand beaded and only cost me £150 including shipping!

I'm currently buying a ball gown from Hong Kong made to my measurements and it's only costing £90 including shipping this time.

My point is, you can do it cheaply if you want to.

Stiffmyster
05-05-2010, 20:32
BHS has a sale on in their wedding department too!!! fantastic dresses and suits and a real bargin too!!:D

FallenAngel6
13-05-2010, 22:06
Theres two oxfam shops in Bradford which one is it???

sophiec1979
14-05-2010, 08:26
Theres two oxfam shops in Bradford which one is it???

the op said she only overheard the conversation so probably doesnt know...but i reckon one quick phone call would find out for you, its 50-50 chance of getting the right one.

x

KATIEB_23
14-05-2010, 09:11
That's very thoughtful of you to pass that info on Marie, welcome to the Forum :)

Good god. Have you ever heard of punctuation? I stopped reading after the first line...

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TARZANSBB
20-05-2010, 08:36
Ihave seen those dresses on EBAY and have found my dream dress but was worried I would pay and it wouldnt arrive. I am not due to get married till beg of Oct how long would you say it takes for it to come? Thanks

Mini Milk
26-05-2010, 08:04
rubydazzler whats the name of the company on ebay your using to make your dress? and how long did it take? thanks.

Angilaruk
05-06-2010, 12:22
We've ordered my step daughters wedding dress from China via ebay, and are awaiting its arrival at the end of the month with trepidation. We've already got the cocktail dress for the evening event and that is perfect in every way. The long train, 4 hoop petticoat is fantastic too. In fact if anything it's more "full" than we expected!

To be honest, we've managed to get a veil, dress, petticoat, and dress bag for less than the price of the veil she originally wanted in a shop in Sheffield (£200)

Angi