Do you know this Lady?
She went to night school in Woodside DE. Worked at Simon s Bridal Shoppe. Had a light greem 1962 chevy. Like to know if she is ok and doing well.

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Does anyone have a full bridal slip that they want to get rid of?
My wedding is December 30th of this year and it really doesn't make any sense to me to pay $85 dollars at the bridal shoppe for a new slip when I'll only wear it once. If you're looking to sell yours and live in Pennsylvania email me at little_one_4_jc@yahoo.com.

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I bought my wedding dress and love it but?
my fiance says he doesnt like the "skinny dresses" and my dress is skinny. He does like lacey dresses though, and my dress is lacey. here is a picture: http://davidsbridal.com/bridal_gowns_detail.jsp?stid=1889&prodgroup=123 should I be worried, or what should I do? I love it, and was told by complete strangers (trying on other dresses) at the bridal shoppe that it was perfect on me, but I dont want to see the disapointment on my fiances face when I walk down the isle, I want him to love it. I know its just a dress, but still.

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Has anyone used Volle's Bridal Shoppe in Lake Zurich, IL?
Has anyone used Volle's Bridal Shoppe in Lake Zurich, IL/ Are they reputable? Can anyone recommend a good bridal store in the Northwest Chicago suburbs?

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Am I wrong?
My mother hasn't talked to me since before Easter, because I won't let her run the show for my bridal shower. I told her that the girls are going to do everything because they are the ones paying for it. At first she loved the idea because she can show up and relax & have a good time. Now she is mad because she doesn't like what the girls picked out for the menu. I reminded her again that the girls are paying & that she really doesn't have a say. She made a HUGE fit in the middle of the bridal shoppe when we were picking out bride's maid dresses & said that if she doesn't have it her way than she is not coming. It made me really upset nevermind it being very embarassing so, I told her if that is how she feels, than I am sorry she won't be there. In the meantime, she is telling the whole family that I refuse to let her come to the bridal shower & that she's not even invited to the wedding, which I never said. Now they are telling me I should appologize. I feel I did nothing wrong! Oh yeah, I went to the house for Mother's Day, she wasn't there so I left her a card and present. She sent me an email instead of calling me to thank me. I feel I am going out of my way to try and make amends but she wants no part of it, even demanding my father not to talk to me!

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Maggie Sottero the dress is called ANIKA?
My bff is getting married and she would like to try on this dress. Does anyon know a bridal shoppe that has this dress in stock? Name and number PLEASE!

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What would you do? If you were the bride? If you were the business owner?
Our local newspaper ran a story about a local bride and her maid of honor. This bride went into a local bridal shoppe and ordered her dress, her bridesmaids and maid of honor's dresses and her mother and mother-in-law's dresses. She paid for all of them upfront. She did this in September 2008. The dresses were to be ordered and then when received back in the store they were to be altered if needed. In October 2008 her maid of honor was killed. (the wedding was the first part of Jan. 2009). Since the dress had already been ordered (yet wasn't back yet) she asked for a refund. The maid of honor's parents didn't want another reminder around of what their daughter was missing by dying. The owner of the bridal store was vacationing in France at the time and was not available to make a decision at that time. The store personnel offered to buy the dress back at cost, but only the wholesale cost, not the original retail cost. The dress cost $127.00. When the owner returned she told the bride that her policy was no refunds and she has had several people lie about deaths in the past. This time it was no lie. Even though, she would not refund the dress. Another part of the story also states that the mother-in-law's dress was to be ordered in a size 1, they received it 2 weeks before the wedding in a size 10. Too late to be altered. They were not given a refund for this either. Do you sympathize with the store owner for following her no refunds policy or do you sympathize with the bride who not only is out several hundred dollars (for the maid of honor's dress that was never worn and the mother in law's dress that was the wrong size) but also feels slighted by the lack of compassion over the death of her friend? What is your opinion? The story is on the link below. http://www.pjstar.com/news/x101110167/Luciano-Once-a-purchase-always-a-purchase The dresses were ordered in Sept. 2008 for a January wedding. The mother-in-law's dress was ordered the same time as everyone else's yet arrived just 1 week before the event (not 2 weeks as i previously stated) in a size 10 and not a 1 as was ordered. There were also unauthorized alterations on the bridesmaids dresses that ended up not being right. (wrong colors, wrong sizes) yet the store owner still stood behind her *no refund* policy.

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