I’m glad everyone else notices David’s behavior also. She had a huge budget and was describing exactly what she needed and he said your gown may not exist?! Then create it like gok does!! Tf?!
He did find a gorgeous dress for her that fully met her and her mother’s requirements - there was no need to adapt anything in this particular instance. I personally very much like D.E’s manner and approach to helping brides.
How is it that whenever someone shows up with a big budget they chose half that budgets dresses and when someone comes with a 2k budget they can never match that.. tf?
This episode left me feeling a bit annoyed. Not at the bride and her family, they were great. But actually with Emanuel. The positive is that they stayed within her budget, by half actually. The annoying part is that I've seen clips with brides with budgets that would allow for dresses like the ones tried on, but Emanuel has said something along the lines of not being able to find princess style with sparkle at their £2K budgets, yet here they are finding them for this bride. Also, what he said about what the bride was describing not exising, is ridiculous. I liked the dress she finally chose, but I preferred the one that had the sparkle on the bodice, with the plain skirt, but that's down to personal taste.
This episode made me sad for the bride. It was all about how much her mom loved the dress. She didn’t look happy at all. She’s going to look back on her wedding pictures and see her mom’s beautiful choice…not hers. Everyone only gets one first wedding and she is wearing what her mom thought was beautiful….she stole her daughters moment 🥺
I was thinking the same ☹ It didn't feel like she was in love with it. I went through the same scenario and I ended up going back to the shop alone and picked another dress!
I dunno. Her mom did say "You were talking about sparkle and the pearls don't have enough sparkle." Or something along those lines. Mom was trying to get her daughter's vision.
When Emmanuel says if this next dress isnt it im afaid im going to lose you, it sounded like a threat that if she didnt like it she was getting kicked out 😂
@@PRIYAd78 Yes this is the part that I don't like. I like his demeanor with brides except for the fact that he gets very negative if they try on more than two dresses! We only get to do this once (maybe) That's the very least we should get to try on three or more without being scolded.
She's been married long enough now that she has at least 2, maybe 3, children. These are all old episodes, nothing new having been made in several years, despite the lies of "new" being put on the thumbnail. The show's producers are the ones who demand the "drama," not the brides and their entourages. More lies, as all of "reality" tv demands, in order to increase viewership and ratings.
I fully agree with you and just wonder why they did not add a sparkling or shimmering layer to the skirt if she asked for more sparkles? Don’t they have some extra materials and a seamstress in that shop?
If I were choosing a wedding dress, I would never shop with David Emanuel. It's all about him, he doesn't listen well, and he doesn't pick good styles for the brides. I don't care that he designed Princess Di's dress. He doesn't seem to have a good sense of style or fashion.
The staged drama is ridiculous. Kim is "almost thinking" that a sparkly top with princess bottom might nail it - what a surprise! Kayleigh has a beautiful figure and the budget is high. This shop has hundreds of gowns; Kim (& David) ought to be able to bring Kayleigh at least 5 or 6 dresses that meet this criteria compromise.
The show's producers are the ones who demand the drama, to the point that they force the participants to up their "disagreements" and "doubts" so it makes for better viewing. This, like nearly all of them, is an old episode, notwithstanding the lie of "new" being in the thumbnail.
Yes, SO staged, am sure they pick them out, and decide on the main ones contenders, beforehand too, too much time otherwise. Maybe 2 opposing styles and a spare of one that's not gonna be a fave, but maybe some elements of the main for a build up to "the perfect dress" [choice] And also a "dress that may not exist" ?? LoL, AS IF!! It beggars belief, (as the English say!) Im from Aussie but this saying has always made me curious... now I understand - something incredulous, which in my head I can hear him say with his inflections... like he knows ppl will find it "incredulous" of him, with all these dresses, much less "non existent," but has to go along with it, for the (stale??) MANUFACTURED dram And how many times does she say worried about "being swallowed" by the big dress throughout... it could be one of those drinking games!!? :P
Um... She picked the one that swallowed her the most? This shop really is a joke. Such a big budget and that's what they got her? And the bride was actually okay with it?
I think they really did not pin or clasp it well- it was bagging by her torso, but all that should probably be fixed with alterations for her measurements.
I think once the bodice is altered and fits snug to her body it will be lovely. I think it swallows her so much because the whole gown is much too large in size.
I've seen that first dress on numerous brides and nobody has ever chosen it. I would wear that in a heartbeat. It's stunning. But her dress in the end was gorgeous on her.
Right!!! I was married over 23 years ago and I would have loved that dress. I wish more people would realize that sometimes simple of all you need and the accessories are where you can get the sparkle in.
Lol right ! I think he’s more sharp then he was letting on . He said that dramatically so that when he found the magical gown he would look like a hero
As someone who is petite, I chose an a-line gown, because it didn't swallow me up like a traditional ball gown. I had a lot of the same concerns as this bride with a dress overpowering me. The first dress was more along the lines of an a-line style and really elongated her and made her look tall. It also went really well with her venue.The dress she chose swallowed her and actually made her look shorter and cut off her torso. This is when I feel like randy should show up and explain the designs of the dress and how they work for or against the bride's vision or interests. But, as long as the bride is happy with her choice, that's all that matters.
@@augustina3494 The attendant didn't peg the dress tight enough at the back - it was way too baggy on the bride. It would have looked a lot better, if it was pegged properly against her thin waist.
I HATE how David tries to make them love a dress by just trying on like 2 MAYBE 3 dresses when there’s literally A TON of dresses shown. He literally starts to get frustrated when he has to put brides in more than 2 dresses. He needs to learn some lessons from Gok.
I'm so TIRED of Moms who say "bUt ItS nOt WhAt I eNvIsIoNeD yOu In" IDGAF, LADY. SHUT UP. IT'S NOT ABOUT YOU. when you're telling your child what to wear on their wedding day... you have WAY too much control and you need to step back. I know these are made for the drama, but I'm TIRED of the drama where the controlling mother wins all the time. do better.
This version of this show is CLEARLY contractually obligated to show only particular designers - they NEVER SHOW any gowns over $3000 (or at least VERY rarely). I just hate this version. I dk why I keep watching it.
I’m small too and did feel swallowed up by the ball gown style (I did like that style though) so they put me in one with a dropped waist, corseted with the panel out so it was essentially backless with only the ties. It changed the whole thing from being a cupcake to a form fitting one with a big beautiful skirt. I was shocked at the transformation. Great bridal assistant.
Please tell me I’m not the only one who felt like she wasn’t emotionally in love with the most important dress of her life? It also seemed that David was caring more about the opinions of the entourage more than the actual bride’s opinion and feeling. He was trying to get the mom to cry and not the bride. Also, I hate how blasé he was about the dress. He said, “I might just lose her” in such a degrading manner and connotation. Poor bride (really brides, if we’re being honest)! He needs help with his bedside manner for goodness sake.
I don’t know about anybody else, but I LOVEEEE THE FIrst one ☝️! It was simple yet elegant and definitely made a statement. You’re suppose to make the dress not the dress makes you ! 🙄 but I’m glad she got what she wanted
Even though I'm a sparkle girl myself, I LOVED the first dress. It looked really unique to me. I also loved #3 on her. The one she picked was nice but I preferred those 2, and I thought #1 was best. I don't understand these moms who are so controlling about what their daughters get. My mom was so supportive of my choice. I wanted a ballgown. It is all I ever wanted and it's actually not what I ended up with, but my mom would have loved anything I chose.
@@AniRSm it was an A-Line satin gown. It had beading on the bodice and train. I never liked satin. I had always pictured myself in a big, fluffy tulle or chiffon ballgown with lots of beading. Something very over the top and elaborate. My dress was pretty classic and not over the top, but I felt beautiful in it. It just wasn't at all what I pictured for myself!
@@triciag3311 Ah, so from big to smaller it is Princess, ballgown, A-line? I always thought ballgown and A-line were the same style 🙈 I really get what you're saying, a lot of the consultants here and in a german tv series I watch are saying that a lot of people go home with something completely different to what they thought they would want. 😊😊 I'm curious what I will/would pick if I get married one day. 😊❤
@@AniRSm ballgown and a-line are pretty similar. A ballgown is just has a bigger, poofier skirt, which is what I always pictured. ;) I'm sure you will find something very beautiful when you get married! Just don't be as stubborn as me with one idea in your head lol. It makes it much harder to pick! I never would have tried my dress on. The consultant picked it and by that time I had been to so many bridal shops and tried on so many dresses I was open to her suggestion. That's the best I advice I can give you is be open when you look for your dress. ❤️😊
The 2nd dress looked the best on her. Because the top of that one was the perfect shape and sparkle for her, I really thought they would’ve just added an overskirt to #2 that looked like the lightweight, layered skirt of the dress she chose.
Somehow it does feel like the bride says yes for her mother. But it is a fun dress and it looks great on her. I'd rather had seen the bride tear up herself too over it. But she'll be a lovely bride.
First dress hit her waist where it needed to. She has a shorter torso and the dress she chose has a bodice that is for a longer torso that why it looked wrinkled and frumpy in the waist area. Had they chose a different gown with sparkle top, layered skirt with the waistline of the first gown, it would have been perfect on her! Meh
I'm really tired of this "conflict" between mum wanting a princess and the bride wanting mature sexiness 🙄🙄🙄 I didn't really like any of the dresses. Better go shop again on your own.
She actually got married wearing the dress she picked here (or a dress that is identical in style but more of shiny ruffles) and looked gorgeous, I like Mom and understand that people feel happy in different ways and if the bride's happiness is completed when her mom is happy too, so be it. I know that when I get married I want my mom to feel happy with my choice too, because I love her so much and she is part of every day of my life, so I want her to feel at least that she likes mine and thinks I am beautiful in it, it is not a matter of my mom being controlling or me being week, it is just love and appreciation manifested in a simple way as a dress compromise.
The first dress with all the pearls on the top blew me away. If I were getting married, that would be the dress, no need to try anything else. The bride was happy with her choice, so that's wonderful.
When they got the bottom they wanted, it seemed it didn't have the amount of sparkle on the top that they insisted was perfect on other dresses. Wishing the couple a happy life.
Since when do ballgowns swallow you if they are in your size? I am a 32 or an American 0 on top and I bought a ballgown cause it accentuates the small figure and waist up top but gives you some movement in the skirt! It’s absolutely perfect on petite girls 👌
They were all pretty in their own way, but I don’t think that the bride truly wanted to say yes to any of them. Pity. She’s beautiful and has a generous dress budget. I just think that there were better choices somewhere, though perhaps not in this bridal salon.
I've seen a lot of brides with high budgets on this show, and they bring them dresses under 2000 pounds. 🤷♀️ They must not have dresses with a higher price point. Weird.
Less is often more…. The first dress was very elegant and was a standout on her , unfortunately you can’t account for someone’s personal taste, how many brides look back on their choice of wedding dress and say “ what was l thinking !” …..good taste often comes with maturity….what we once loved we wouldn’t look even look at now….
I think overdoing it with your clothes/accessories can sometimes take away from your own beauty. A dress with lots of bling, detailing, ruffles, volume, a veil and jewelry can definitely overshadow you.
I actually like the mom and bestie here. Not everyone will be in love with the bride's vision, but they were kind. Even though Mom wasn't into mermaid silhouettes, her focus was on how much she knew her daughter had talked about wanting sparkle and bling. It seems common to at least try on one entourage pick and the bride fell in love with how she felt.
The dress she chose was nice, but I don't think it was a "WOW!" dress. It is nice that it was so under budget, but I wonder if they had something closer to the top of the budget (or even middle of the budget) that would have had the"WOW!" factor. 🤔
@Sheryl Covington yes, I know, but they were all going on about how they needed a "WOW!" dress with bling everywhere, even on the skirt. I'm just curious what the dresses were like that were a bit more expensive. Would they have been more sparkly and would there have been sparkle in the skirt too? I'm curious why the consultants didn't show the more expensive dresses to them, since they could afford it. *shrug
@Sheryl Covington I understand. I do appreciate that it was well under budget and she loved it. I just would really like to see what the more expensive dresses would look like, too. I hope she continued to love the dress she chose. Some brides choose one and then change their minds later. I was (briefly) a bridal consultant at a small shop. The stories of brides, bridesmaids, and prom goers changing their minds were jaw dropping. I didn't work there long, but it was pretty brutal. And those dresses are HEAVY!
With the bride being so petite, why didn’t anyone suggest a halter neckline or something to elongate her? Those sweetheart necklines were not flattering on her and seemed to chop her in half.
Mom's input was up to £4000-5000 ($5400-6765US) so she is allowed to give her input. If a bride does not want parental input, she should save and pay for her own dress. I paid for mine and appreciated my mom helping to choose it.
I agree the bride should put in money but the brides mom offered as most do but that still doesn't give them the right to nitpick and tell her what to wear the money was appreciated I'm sure but the animosity that can come from this down the line will not beautiful bride beautiful mom
Did SHE say yes to that dress thought? She was so looking for her mother's approval, that when she got it, that was her deciding factor, not what SHE would have chosen without mum's input. I hope she doesn't feel negatively towards this dress later on. As someone else said in this comments section, I feel a bit sad for this bride.
Utterly ridiculous fake drama 🙄 “Oh no. We might not be able to find a princess dress with sparkle on top & a ruffle bottom, whatever will we do?” 🙄🙄🙄 That’s at least 75% of the princess dresses in the shop. And seriously? She has a big budget & that’s the best they can do? I would not let these consultants shop for me, I’d be looking at what’s on offer myself!
Aha! I know the secret of getting a dress within the budget if your top price is $1500 pounds: say your budget is $5000 pounds. Works every time! Ridiculous…
She needed Gok!!!!! He would have put her in that dress from the beginning! I also hate when David says my work is done!!! He’s not even close to Goks gift with wedding dresses!!! More Gok please!!!!! 🤍👰🤍👰🤍👰🤍👰🤍👰🤍👰🤍
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LMAO "she wants a dress that might not exist, a sparkly top with a princess gown skirt" that's 95% of all wedding dresses
nope wrong
@@trekgirl65 what
@@trekgirl65 you’re wrong.
*skirt with bling and ruffles... and that would have looked good bcz I have seen such dress in this channel itself
That’s exactly what I was thinking- they put everyone in the dress she described she wanted!
I’m glad everyone else notices David’s behavior also. She had a huge budget and was describing exactly what she needed and he said your gown may not exist?! Then create it like gok does!! Tf?!
He did find a gorgeous dress for her that fully met her and her mother’s requirements - there was no need to adapt anything in this particular instance. I personally very much like D.E’s manner and approach to helping brides.
I don't think he did anything wrong. He found the dress she loved without needing to make her dress.
She can buy an expensive veil or crown, jewelry and shoes with the left over money after alterations.
She wore a different dress.
Surprised the dress wasn't over budget. David usually takes the brides over what they say
More Gok, please. Not sure what’s happening with the Lancashire episodes, but we want them back, please.
Amazon Prime has it. Just letting you know so you don't need to wait for clips of full episodes to be posted on this channel.
Yes plzzzzxx..... thats where we actually get to see awesome dresses
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Dress #1 was by far the best. The simplicity of the dress is Soo beautiful and really looked great on her. I'm happy she found her dress
Agreed 💯
She wore a different dress.
Agree. Surprised they didn't just add a sparkly belt to it.
@@L.Spencer Did she. how do you know ? I've heard that before with some of these say yes to the dress brides.
Ryt ❤️
How is it that whenever someone shows up with a big budget they chose half that budgets dresses and when someone comes with a 2k budget they can never match that.. tf?
This episode left me feeling a bit annoyed. Not at the bride and her family, they were great. But actually with Emanuel. The positive is that they stayed within her budget, by half actually. The annoying part is that I've seen clips with brides with budgets that would allow for dresses like the ones tried on, but Emanuel has said something along the lines of not being able to find princess style with sparkle at their £2K budgets, yet here they are finding them for this bride. Also, what he said about what the bride was describing not exising, is ridiculous.
I liked the dress she finally chose, but I preferred the one that had the sparkle on the bodice, with the plain skirt, but that's down to personal taste.
I agree with everything you mentioned about previous episodes.
I preferred the neck lines of the other dresses, the one she chose looked…odd
I thought the top hung a little on the last dress. It needs to be pulled in big time.
The bride looked lovely in all of them. But I feel they could have done better by her. Best wishes.
This episode made me sad for the bride. It was all about how much her mom loved the dress. She didn’t look happy at all. She’s going to look back on her wedding pictures and see her mom’s beautiful choice…not hers. Everyone only gets one first wedding and she is wearing what her mom thought was beautiful….she stole her daughters moment 🥺
I was thinking the same ☹ It didn't feel like she was in love with it. I went through the same scenario and I ended up going back to the shop alone and picked another dress!
To give credit, the skirt on the last dress added height and also created a slimming effect. Hopefully, she'll be happy that she looks good.
I dunno. Her mom did say "You were talking about sparkle and the pearls don't have enough sparkle." Or something along those lines. Mom was trying to get her daughter's vision.
Her mom is a Karen she needs to realize it’s her daughters wedding not hers she should’ve chose a dress she wanted
Exactly. And bride didn't seemed and the dreses ecnded up swallowing her as sh'ed feared.
When Emmanuel says if this next dress isnt it im afaid im going to lose you, it sounded like a threat that if she didnt like it she was getting kicked out 😂
it lowkey did 😂 and did you notice how her face also dropped, poor thing 😭
He didnt wanna go to work that day. & Yea fr. Emmanuel is bogus, & for how he was acting.
Yes, and it showed on her sweet face.
Yes.. who is Emanuel to say that this should be her last dress? Isn't that supposed to be the bride's decision? Ughh.. so annoying..
@@PRIYAd78 Yes this is the part that I don't like. I like his demeanor with brides except for the fact that he gets very negative if they try on more than two dresses! We only get to do this once (maybe) That's the very least we should get to try on three or more without being scolded.
First dress was gorgeous on her. Wish she learns to trust herself more and let go of Mum’s opinion.
She's been married long enough now that she has at least 2, maybe 3, children. These are all old episodes, nothing new having been made in several years, despite the lies of "new" being put on the thumbnail.
The show's producers are the ones who demand the "drama," not the brides and their entourages. More lies, as all of "reality" tv demands, in order to increase viewership and ratings.
The first dress was different, fashionable, classy and looked the best on her.
Love, love, loved the pearls on the first dress. The bride looks good in everything, but I liked how she looked the best
in dress #1.
Totally agree! The first one suited her figure the best.
I fully agree with you and just wonder why they did not add a sparkling or shimmering layer to the skirt if she asked for more sparkles? Don’t they have some extra materials and a seamstress in that shop?
@@jamama3Her mom is a Karen
Yes!
He says he’s gonna lose after her trying only 4 dresses? Who’s the princess?
If I were choosing a wedding dress, I would never shop with David Emanuel. It's all about him, he doesn't listen well, and he doesn't pick good styles for the brides. I don't care that he designed Princess Di's dress. He doesn't seem to have a good sense of style or fashion.
He designed Princess Di’s dress? Her dress was hideous! It overwhelmed her and swallowed her.
The staged drama is ridiculous. Kim is "almost thinking" that a sparkly top with princess bottom might nail it - what a surprise! Kayleigh has a beautiful figure and the budget is high. This shop has hundreds of gowns; Kim (& David) ought to be able to bring Kayleigh at least 5 or 6 dresses that meet this criteria compromise.
The show's producers are the ones who demand the drama, to the point that they force the participants to up their "disagreements" and "doubts" so it makes for better viewing.
This, like nearly all of them, is an old episode, notwithstanding the lie of "new" being in the thumbnail.
Yes, SO staged, am sure they pick them out, and decide on the main ones contenders, beforehand too, too much time otherwise. Maybe 2 opposing styles and a spare of one that's not gonna be a fave, but maybe some elements of the main for a build up to "the perfect dress" [choice]
And also a "dress that may not exist" ?? LoL, AS IF!! It beggars belief, (as the English say!) Im from Aussie but this saying has always made me curious... now I understand - something incredulous, which in my head I can hear him say with his inflections... like he knows ppl will find it "incredulous" of him, with all these dresses, much less "non existent," but has to go along with it, for the (stale??) MANUFACTURED dram
And how many times does she say worried about "being swallowed" by the big dress throughout... it could be one of those drinking games!!? :P
I’m sure it takes longer than that. I can’t imagine that there’s only ever 2-3 dresses and then they pick. I’m sure they edited out the duds.
Um... She picked the one that swallowed her the most? This shop really is a joke. Such a big budget and that's what they got her? And the bride was actually okay with it?
I think they really did not pin or clasp it well- it was bagging by her torso, but all that should probably be fixed with alterations for her measurements.
I think the girl wasn’t actually happy with this dress either, I think she let her mom get in her head a bit too much as well.
I think once the bodice is altered and fits snug to her body it will be lovely. I think it swallows her so much because the whole gown is much too large in size.
She didn't wear this dress, though the dress she wore is a similar style skirt. The bodice was more beaded and had a blingy belt.
It's a show to entertain. That dress was her dress to begin with, they are making a show, It's not what it seems, they are acting. It's not real.
I've seen that first dress on numerous brides and nobody has ever chosen it. I would wear that in a heartbeat. It's stunning. But her dress in the end was gorgeous on her.
I'm absolutely obsessed with the first dress. Less is more sometimes, and that was a WOW dress
Right!!! I was married over 23 years ago and I would have loved that dress. I wish more people would realize that sometimes simple of all you need and the accessories are where you can get the sparkle in.
I think the higher waist of the first dress suited her much better too.
Shame on David's emphasis on a 'win' for himself rather than for the bride.
David acting like a ball gown with layered skirt and jewelled bodice was some kind of mythical creature. Really 🙄
Lol right ! I think he’s more sharp then he was letting on . He said that dramatically so that when he found the magical gown he would look like a hero
VERY HISTRIONIC AND SO MUCH DRAMA. HE DOESN'T KNOW WHAT DRAMA IS. LOLOLOL
As someone who is petite, I chose an a-line gown, because it didn't swallow me up like a traditional ball gown. I had a lot of the same concerns as this bride with a dress overpowering me. The first dress was more along the lines of an a-line style and really elongated her and made her look tall. It also went really well with her venue.The dress she chose swallowed her and actually made her look shorter and cut off her torso. This is when I feel like randy should show up and explain the designs of the dress and how they work for or against the bride's vision or interests. But, as long as the bride is happy with her choice, that's all that matters.
All the princess dresses looked good on her, but nothing compared to the simple elegance of that first dress. It was stunning!
I did not think the dress she picked was the one she really wanted
It was not flattering. At. All.
@@augustina3494 I said that to myself but I though it was just me.
@@augustina3494 The attendant didn't peg the dress tight enough at the back - it was way too baggy on the bride.
It would have looked a lot better, if it was pegged properly against her thin waist.
She wore a different dress, same type of skirt, a more beaded bodice.
The way Emmanuel reacted when he asked the bride if she was happy was aggravating. Passively aggressively acting like she was hard to please.
The bride was willing to please her mom.
She wasn't inlove with that dress.
What a sweet girl. I hope her mom appreciates her daughters kindness.
The first gown, was so elegant on her.
I HATE how David tries to make them love a dress by just trying on like 2 MAYBE 3 dresses when there’s literally A TON of dresses shown. He literally starts to get frustrated when he has to put brides in more than 2 dresses. He needs to learn some lessons from Gok.
I'm so TIRED of Moms who say "bUt ItS nOt WhAt I eNvIsIoNeD yOu In" IDGAF, LADY. SHUT UP. IT'S NOT ABOUT YOU. when you're telling your child what to wear on their wedding day... you have WAY too much control and you need to step back.
I know these are made for the drama, but I'm TIRED of the drama where the controlling mother wins all the time. do better.
the first dress should have been the ONE. it looked fabulous and was so elegant.
That first gown was the best, so gorgeous on her
When Laurie is helping a bride she never makes obnoxious comments. And Gok is brilliant
This version of this show is CLEARLY contractually obligated to show only particular designers - they NEVER SHOW any gowns over $3000 (or at least VERY rarely). I just hate this version. I dk why I keep watching it.
I’m small too and did feel swallowed up by the ball gown style (I did like that style though) so they put me in one with a dropped waist, corseted with the panel out so it was essentially backless with only the ties. It changed the whole thing from being a cupcake to a form fitting one with a big beautiful skirt. I was shocked at the transformation. Great bridal assistant.
Please tell me I’m not the only one who felt like she wasn’t emotionally in love with the most important dress of her life? It also seemed that David was caring more about the opinions of the entourage more than the actual bride’s opinion and feeling. He was trying to get the mom to cry and not the bride. Also, I hate how blasé he was about the dress. He said, “I might just lose her” in such a degrading manner and connotation. Poor bride (really brides, if we’re being honest)! He needs help with his bedside manner for goodness sake.
@cece literally
I don’t know about anybody else, but I LOVEEEE THE FIrst one ☝️! It was simple yet elegant and definitely made a statement. You’re suppose to make the dress not the dress makes you ! 🙄 but I’m glad she got what she wanted
Even though I'm a sparkle girl myself, I LOVED the first dress. It looked really unique to me. I also loved #3 on her. The one she picked was nice but I preferred those 2, and I thought #1 was best.
I don't understand these moms who are so controlling about what their daughters get. My mom was so supportive of my choice. I wanted a ballgown. It is all I ever wanted and it's actually not what I ended up with, but my mom would have loved anything I chose.
What did you end up with instead? :)))
@@AniRSm it was an A-Line satin gown. It had beading on the bodice and train. I never liked satin. I had always pictured myself in a big, fluffy tulle or chiffon ballgown with lots of beading. Something very over the top and elaborate. My dress was pretty classic and not over the top, but I felt beautiful in it. It just wasn't at all what I pictured for myself!
@@triciag3311 Ah, so from big to smaller it is Princess, ballgown, A-line? I always thought ballgown and A-line were the same style 🙈
I really get what you're saying, a lot of the consultants here and in a german tv series I watch are saying that a lot of people go home with something completely different to what they thought they would want. 😊😊
I'm curious what I will/would pick if I get married one day. 😊❤
@@AniRSm ballgown and a-line are pretty similar. A ballgown is just has a bigger, poofier skirt, which is what I always pictured. ;)
I'm sure you will find something very beautiful when you get married! Just don't be as stubborn as me with one idea in your head lol. It makes it much harder to pick!
I never would have tried my dress on. The consultant picked it and by that time I had been to so many bridal shops and tried on so many dresses I was open to her suggestion. That's the best I advice I can give you is be open when you look for your dress. ❤️😊
@@triciag3311 Thank you!! That is such a nice thing to say. 😊❤
I will bear that in mind for the day if/when. 😘
The 2nd dress looked the best on her. Because the top of that one was the perfect shape and sparkle for her, I really thought they would’ve just added an overskirt to #2 that looked like the lightweight, layered skirt of the dress she chose.
Somehow it does feel like the bride says yes for her mother. But it is a fun dress and it looks great on her. I'd rather had seen the bride tear up herself too over it. But she'll be a lovely bride.
4:44 the sword sound effect 😂😂😂 i can't, talk about over dramatizing
The mom cried but the bride didn't. What a sad video. The bride sold out to please her mom. Probably because mom was paying. How sad.
Her body was to die for with that first dress😍😍
First dress hit her waist where it needed to. She has a shorter torso and the dress she chose has a bodice that is for a longer torso that why it looked wrinkled and frumpy in the waist area.
Had they chose a different gown with sparkle top, layered skirt with the waistline of the first gown, it would have been perfect on her! Meh
She went with a different dress.
@@L.Spencer good because that dress she chose swallowed her whole and looked terrible imo.
Pair the top from the first dress with the bottom of the 4th dress! It would be perfect!
True!
I been watching these shows so long I'm over here saying Drop waist, sweetheart top, sparkle, fluffy skirt boom 🤯 out the door 🤣🤣
Inorite?!? =X-D
Hermosa!!! Muchas felicidades!! La familia también adorable ❤❤❤
My favorite was the first one _ had the class
I think the bride forgot about herself, and was all for pleasing the mother... Sad really..
His legacy in designing Diana's dress will never die, but I wish his over the top dramatics would...! 😂
I mean, is the dress that pretty though?
I'm really tired of this "conflict" between mum wanting a princess and the bride wanting mature sexiness 🙄🙄🙄
I didn't really like any of the dresses. Better go shop again on your own.
I though the first one looked really great on her.
She actually got married wearing the dress she picked here (or a dress that is identical in style but more of shiny ruffles) and looked gorgeous, I like Mom and understand that people feel happy in different ways and if the bride's happiness is completed when her mom is happy too, so be it. I know that when I get married I want my mom to feel happy with my choice too, because I love her so much and she is part of every day of my life, so I want her to feel at least that she likes mine and thinks I am beautiful in it, it is not a matter of my mom being controlling or me being week, it is just love and appreciation manifested in a simple way as a dress compromise.
I like the fit of the first one with the beautiful pearls
i like how eloquent the bride is.
Bride: first 3 dresses aren't right
David: I might just loose it
1st dress was stunning .
Second one was great though 🥲
The first dress with all the pearls on the top blew me away. If I were getting married, that would be the dress, no need to try
anything else. The bride was happy with her choice, so that's wonderful.
I actually like the first gown with the pearls the best.
They are willing to pay with big budget...but why with just limited dress option???
The mother was emotional and speechless because she didn't imagine to find a dress 4k under her budget lol
The first dress was perfect.
He should have brought out more dresses in her budget. He seemed as though he was rushing her to make a decision
When they got the bottom they wanted, it seemed it didn't have the amount of sparkle on the top that they insisted was perfect on other dresses. Wishing the couple a happy life.
I didn’t like the shape of the top of the last gown it was ill fitting and looked cheap compared to the bodices of the others .
The frrst dress was by far the best - very plain but absolutely classic. It looked very expensive.
Since when do ballgowns swallow you if they are in your size? I am a 32 or an American 0 on top and I bought a ballgown cause it accentuates the small figure and waist up top but gives you some movement in the skirt! It’s absolutely perfect on petite girls 👌
They were all pretty in their own way, but I don’t think that the bride truly wanted to say yes to any of them. Pity. She’s beautiful and has a generous dress budget. I just think that there were better choices somewhere, though perhaps not in this bridal salon.
She had a budget of £5k. Why didn't they show her more expensive dresses 🤷
I've seen a lot of brides with high budgets on this show, and they bring them dresses under 2000 pounds. 🤷♀️ They must not have dresses with a higher price point. Weird.
Less is often more…. The first dress was very elegant and was a standout on her , unfortunately you can’t account for someone’s personal taste, how many brides look back on their choice of wedding dress and say “ what was l thinking !” …..good taste often comes with maturity….what we once loved we wouldn’t look even look at now….
I think overdoing it with your clothes/accessories can sometimes take away from your own beauty. A dress with lots of bling, detailing, ruffles, volume, a veil and jewelry can definitely overshadow you.
I know that t works sometimes, but moms shouldn't try to control their daughters wedding dress. It's her wedding, not the moms wedding.
I actually like the mom and bestie here. Not everyone will be in love with the bride's vision, but they were kind. Even though Mom wasn't into mermaid silhouettes, her focus was on how much she knew her daughter had talked about wanting sparkle and bling. It seems common to at least try on one entourage pick and the bride fell in love with how she felt.
The dress she chose was nice, but I don't think it was a "WOW!" dress. It is nice that it was so under budget, but I wonder if they had something closer to the top of the budget (or even middle of the budget) that would have had the"WOW!" factor. 🤔
@Sheryl Covington yes, I know, but they were all going on about how they needed a "WOW!" dress with bling everywhere, even on the skirt. I'm just curious what the dresses were like that were a bit more expensive. Would they have been more sparkly and would there have been sparkle in the skirt too? I'm curious why the consultants didn't show the more expensive dresses to them, since they could afford it. *shrug
@Sheryl Covington I understand. I do appreciate that it was well under budget and she loved it. I just would really like to see what the more expensive dresses would look like, too. I hope she continued to love the dress she chose. Some brides choose one and then change their minds later. I was (briefly) a bridal consultant at a small shop. The stories of brides, bridesmaids, and prom goers changing their minds were jaw dropping. I didn't work there long, but it was pretty brutal. And those dresses are HEAVY!
Very sweet group. Lovely appointment. Thanks for sharing.
With the bride being so petite, why didn’t anyone suggest a halter neckline or something to elongate her? Those sweetheart necklines were not flattering on her and seemed to chop her in half.
Love this dress, and cannot believe the mother did not like it.😢. The simplicity and detail equals class!
If I was shopping in the UK it would be GOK Wan 100%❤
They knew exactly what suits her best! Great shopping, fabulous ladies!
Welcome to another episode of "It's not your freakin' wedding Mum" 🙄
I.'m not a fan of David. He seems to think it is all about him instead of the bride. Please more Gok!!
First dress is very beautiful on her
“I’m hoping they’ll be able to find the dress I’m getting a little bit stressed” rhymed so well for no reason
I often wonder why the mother is allowed to give her input I know the daughter wants their opinion but it's not their wedding it's hers
Mom's input was up to £4000-5000 ($5400-6765US) so she is allowed to give her input. If a bride does not want parental input, she should save and pay for her own dress. I paid for mine and appreciated my mom helping to choose it.
I agree the bride should put in money but the brides mom offered as most do but that still doesn't give them the right to nitpick and tell her what to wear the money was appreciated I'm sure but the animosity that can come from this down the line will not beautiful bride beautiful mom
Lovely choice she made. Beautiful 👰♀ 💒
First dress looked best on her!
It is a miracle! D.E. must hace read all the million comments about him and his team been disrespectful about a bride’s budget!
The second dress was gorgeous ❤
Second dress with ballgown overskirt for ceremony and off for reception. Why didn't they see that?
Did SHE say yes to that dress thought? She was so looking for her mother's approval, that when she got it, that was her deciding factor, not what SHE would have chosen without mum's input. I hope she doesn't feel negatively towards this dress later on. As someone else said in this comments section, I feel a bit sad for this bride.
Utterly ridiculous fake drama 🙄 “Oh no. We might not be able to find a princess dress with sparkle on top & a ruffle bottom, whatever will we do?” 🙄🙄🙄 That’s at least 75% of the princess dresses in the shop. And seriously? She has a big budget & that’s the best they can do? I would not let these consultants shop for me, I’d be looking at what’s on offer myself!
She had a budget of 5000 pounds and wanted glamour . But all the dresses were around 2000 . Surely he had better dresses at her budget 😳
There are thousands of gowns he tries on 3 and gives up 🙄😤
I loved dress 1.
I loved the first dress on her the best
its her day not her friends
Aha! I know the secret of getting a dress within the budget if your top price is $1500 pounds: say your budget is $5000 pounds. Works every time! Ridiculous…
The only top I liked was the first one. The shape of the top (chest part) for the 2nd..3rd..and 4th dresses seemed awkward to me not sure why.
First dress was the best .
I didn't like the bodice of the dress she chose - it didn't fit right.
Liked the first dress with the pearls on top. But Mother always wins.
She needed Gok!!!!! He would have put her in that dress from the beginning! I also hate when David says my work is done!!! He’s not even close to Goks gift with wedding dresses!!! More Gok please!!!!!
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First dress was the best by far.
She didn't wear this dress, though the dress she wore is a similar style skirt. The bodice was more beaded and had a blingy belt.