How could the bride to be break the zipper when it's in the back of the dress? The woman helping her with the zipper shouldn't have been trying to force it up plain and simple especially with jerky motions.
That lady was very aggressive with that zip! Certainly wasn't the bride's fault and Mark seemed unhappy with the bride being made to feel panicked over it! The dress is beautiful, almost as stunning as the bride herself!
I thought the pinkish dress was a bit meh, but when the designer came and did the changes, it transformed into a BEAUTIFUL dress... That's watching the magic of a good designer right before our eyes. The other bride, I'm glad she went for the 2nd dress, it looked so beautiful on her ❤️
It's been 2 years, but I've just seen the episode and can't agree more. Nothing's perfect about that dress, sadly. I'm sure it cost a lot to be done as a bespoke gown, but the sketch and the actual dress were way too different. Even the bride needed confirmation from her friend, she wasn't sure although acting kindly for the camera and the designer. Reminder not to go for something you haven't seen. At least the aspects of it - like, pattern and quality of the lace that was going to be used, actual color of the fabric, similar model that will give you an idea how that particular cut/shape looks on your body. It's not like Mark didn't have any trumpet or mermaid style gowns for her to try on before she settles on particular shape, volume and placement on the silhouette. There are so many lovely gowns she could have chosen from. She wasn't asking for something so special that she couldn't find in their selection.
It never ceases to impress me how much I adore Mark Zunino dresses, they can be elegant, they can be romantic, minimalist, super detailed... He just does it all. Also never ceases to impress me that years and years watching SYTTD and I never liked ONE single creation of Pnina Tornai. But I guess everyone has different tastes
I agree regarding the Pnina dresses. I'm not fond of Pnina herself, and definitely not fond of how Kleinfeld staff pushes the Pnina dresses at brides-to-be. Her designs are definitely over the top and waaay too expensive. Her designs swallow the beautiful brides right up. Not good!
i love that the actual pnina dresses are SO tacky and SO expensive and then you have this perla d line where the dresses are actually tasteful and elegant and timeless and AFFORDABLE
@@dalilarocha4562 I think they’re tacky as well. I have a BFA in Fashion Design (1977), worked on Seventh Ave for years, was a dress consultant at Macy’s (designer and evening dresses), an assistant bridal manager…so, imho, they’re expensive and tacky. Also, what’s with the bodices that look like they’re missing the linings? Twenty years from now, I guarantee most brides will be saying “What the *^+# was I thinking?”
@@HeronCoyote1234 That's your personal opinion. Exactly. In the end everyone has their own style and they are not made to please everybody. As someone that has a gothic/alternative style and wants to marry in Black I know very well that I cannot listen to what everyone says LOL. If they really liked the dress they will not change their Minds just because the fashion industry said so. People just pick a designer from time to time to hate on.
@@dalilarocha4562 I think it’s great that you’re going with a black, goth wedding dress! White only came into fashion for wedding dresses when Queen Victoria chose to wear one to wed Prince Albert in 1840 (although Mary, Queen of Scots wore white in 1559, and Roman brides wore white tunics to symbolize purity). Many cultures don’t wear white. The Chinese choose red, while East Indians go for all colors, in elaborate dress. I just think some of the gowns don’t look as expensive as they cost, and/or make the bride look like a stripper. My favorite consultants are Gok, and Jo & Al (Curvy Bride Boutique). They know what it takes to bring out the best in a bride.
@@kathrineandboo1159 since it was custom made it should have been measured for her when it was made, so it wouldn’t be small. so it’s the person who measureded faults
Considering how long it takes to make a custom gown especially at a busy place like this it’s possible the measurements they took were no longer accurate. That being said she shouldn’t have been yanking that hard just tell her it’s a little too tight down here, we’ll just let it out a bit later. And then pin the rest in so she’s not just standing there all exposed lol
The corset was very tasteful and beautiful on that dress and on her! Aaaand the bride didn't break the zipper, the seamstress did, yanking on that thing like her life depended on it. Dang.
I went dress shopping on my own and didn't have anyone with me when I found my wedding dress. Sometimes I wonder if I missed out on an amazing experience with my mom and sister, but then I watch shows like this and I'm like....Eh. I probably saved myself some emotional damage.
By myself as well. I absolutely loved the looks on my parents’ faces when they saw me. My groom didn’t care what I was wearing, he just wanted to get the ceremony over. He was so nervous.😂
I ordered my dress online, so I missed even the experience of shopping by myself. If I ever get married again (divorced now), I'm definitely taking my mother dress shopping sometime
I feel like I'll do both. First go shopping by myself and then dress up with my friends and mom there. Because there is no way I could be focused on finding a dress with all that going on
The second dress the first bride put on is gorgeous on her, but I do agree that the back looks a bit tacky… but if the bride is happy, that is all that matters. I wish her and her husband all the best! 💗 As for the bride that came in for her dress fitting, I am shocked that the assistant broke the zipper and didn’t take ownership of that mistake; which made the bride think that it was her fault! I would be gutted if that happened to me and I feel awful for the bride. That assistant should have apologized profusely! smh.
If this was a custom made (and fitted) gown, unless the bride gained ten pounds, the fault is partly in whoever measured and sewed the dress, and the woman trying to zip it up. Since it looked like she’d never pulled up a zipper before (she was forcing it unnecessarily, imo), I wonder if that whole sequence was for the show (drama and all).
The dress was gorgeous the second time, I didn't like how the dress was made, straight plain white gown, but the embellishments and sparkles added to it gave a beautiful flaring touch. Simply beautiful
Once Mark put the skirt/flounce part on the dress, I loved the dress, but I got scared when he snipped the bottom. She seemed like she liked it as a long dress for the reception, but Mark was just going with his vision I guess. Sometimes when you buy something, you and someone is adjusting it or altering, it can feel like it is out of your hands.
I feel like she’s a chronic people pleaser. Not good if you’re getting something custom. You know what it’s called when a designer does whatever the heck they want and you take it or leave it? Off the rack.
@@GadereneLegion Based on one incident of being bamboozled in the alterations of her gown, she is diagnosed as a "chronic people pleaser." She didn't have a chance to say "no." The designer didn't give her the space for that option. Also, men are socialized to make decisions for women. He simply fell into a patriarchal role and didn't give her the opportunity to mull it over. Dominant white culture does the same thing with people of color.
Years ago, my mother, who was in her early 80s at the time, was cleaning her closet. She took down the box with her wedding gown and satin, open toed slippers that she got to match the dress. My parents married in 1949, and everyone in town who heard about her wedding gown turned out to see that dress. My mother chose an "ice blue" gown with long sleeves, a button back, and then a scooped neck with some type of netting (? not sure what to call it) around the top. She also had a matching veil. The gown was satin---popular at the time. The church was so crowded that the photographer had trouble getting into the church to take photos!!! My mother felt bad that no one in the family wanted her "ice blue" gown----everyone thought she was "compromised" because she didn't wear white. The dress sat there in that original box, and I decided to find a new home for that gown. My mother ended up donating the gown and shoes to Brides With/For Breast Cancer. The gown went into their collection that traveled around the country. We were happy that the dress was put to use for a wonderful cause. My mother didn't spend a fortune on that dress that these brides do today, but she looked lovely in that "ice blue" gown. It was a hard sell for my grandmother and the family to accept that my mother wasn't going to wear white, but my mother was determined that THAT dress was the one for her. She never looked back.
What a beautiful sounding dress. And what an amazing mother you have. Blue is my favorite color and my boyfriend's favorite color. I like royal blue and he likes light/sky blue. Light/sky blue will definitely be one of our colors and that dress your mother wore would be perfect for me. I wish I knew you guys personally I would've happily bought it off of you. An ice blue dress would definitely separate me from other brides and I would really feel like myself.
Both brides are so beautiful. Stunning result int he blush sketch Love it and it transformation! And that is the best Pnina dress of all. Classic and just the right princess and form.
Broken zippers are super common on floor dresses. Alterations gets dozens of dresses with things to fix a week, at least 😆. They always get sooo dramatic about alterations 😆🤦🏻♀️
The First bride looked stunning in her second dress, it was nice and I have to say I also dislike the back, but that detail is forgettable watching the front of the dress. Respecting the second, I feel you sis ☹️ I know exactly what is breaking a zipper, I cried because I couldn't believe it, I'm slim and still I did that in a blouse. But what made me surprised was watching the bride had worn Zunino custom dresses before, the designer knew her size perfectly. He offered adjustments and the pink dress was great but the shock in the girl was so evident. Edit: I rewatch the entire thing and I can't believe the assistant was actually the one that broke the dress and had the nerve to let the bride feel bad and embarrassed for that 🤯
The assistant wasn't holding the bottom of the zipper to keep the zipper straight, which allowed the zipper to "hump up." Even a loose fitting garment can do that, so you have to hold the zipper down on the bottom for the zipper to zip up. Yes, the dress was snug, but it wasn't *that* snug. No zipper will go past a hump, but the assistant tried to force it and broke it. Even a jeans zipper will balk if you don't make sure it's straight when you try to zip it up. I learned that some time before 2nd grade.
Making a dress so tight that you need to force the zipper to close it, it's good the zipper broke so the bride will get a dress she actually can sit down in
1st dress looked like a forty quid dress from the market 2nd dress, absolutely gorgeous 2nd bride, beautiful dress, stunning. Two beautiful brides. Both look stunning and come across as lovely people.
Right and that's sad. Those dresses are NOT worth the cost. I do like some, so I'm not dissing her like most do. But she is just overpriced like crazy.
The zipper on my wedding gown broke when I had my portrait taken (2 months before the wedding). The dresser just got to enthusiastic about the zipper. Thankfully it was replaced in time for the wedding.
My daughter's bustle busted right before her father/daughter dance at her reception. She ended up having to carry the train during the dance then went to the bathroom afterwards with a few friends who tried to fix it. They were able to do so but during the process of it busting it tore off the two bottom buttons on her dress which in turn put a tiny tear in her dress where the bustle was supposed to be. It can be fixed thankfully.
That "custom" dress didn't fit. It was cut way too small! There was no skirt and no shape. Who measured? Who cut the pattern and who OK ed this as finished? Mr Zunino certainly didn't touch it! I think he was appalled when he saw it and very quickly destroyed the evidence of this mistake by cutting out the back.
Regarding the first bride, I agree with the mother that thr corset in the back looks more like lingerie, another one with wider ties would have looked much more fitting, but other than that that's the first pnina dress I actually like 😂 and it fitted the bride perfectly. Also the second dress was so beautiful after the desinger came in and put it together! :)
I was so uncomfortable when he just grabbed and held onto her but for so long. That’s totally unnecessary and inappropriate! It would be one thing to touch the part of the dress for a moment but he just held her but for no reason! Watching him work his magic and create a dress in the moment was incredible but that weirded me out. Also That woman yanked on the zipper and didn’t even bring out her entire dress or have someone helping her old it while trying to zip. What kind of place are they running?! Red flags everywhere
I find that if you lose under 80 lbs and you're still young-ish, there's less loose skin. She also seems to have lost it in a good amount of time and probably also did strength training. If you lose more, you might end up with some loose skin, or if you do it too fast. I lost almost 120 lbs in my late 20s, but it took me almost 2 years, and my skin isn't bad at all. I did weight lifting along with cardio and my arms and legs look good, but I couldn't avoid a flabby lower belly pouch. I did try to focus on the areas more prone to loose skin, like the inner thighs, tricep area, and belly.
The seamstress should have know it was going to bust since there was no give left in the fabric even when she pressed her hips in. It's the seamstress who broke it by forcing it.
I agree with the mom. I really don't like corset backs. They're not as pretty as buttons down the back or an open back. But mom said the right thing when she saw how much her daughter loved it.
This is exactly the Cinderella moment again when the Bride puts on the pink dress and it gets broken.... lol then her fairy godmother comes and makes her magical dress love
I don't know why they don't design these wedding dresses with some GIVE in them. If this dress won't zip up, she is definitely not going to be able to SIT in it. Looking at a side view, it is too tight and there needs to be an adjustment. At 4:41 you can see that it is TOO TIGHT across the hips, as it pulls at the front of the crotch as well as under the rear. Very unflattering, and she is a slender woman. The zipper is very long, and the fabric has zero give. In my opinion, this should have been a SIDE ZIP and the seams should have been sewn with a seam allowance and with a stretch stitch. I like the idea of a cocktail dress with the tulle layer over it, but I don't understand the final product. Did they ditch the cocktail dress idea? Anyway, the bride is feels gorgeous and happy, that's what counts I guess.
The general comments on here are that the fitter broke the zip, however, I think it is actually that the dress is way too small and that the workmanship is shoddy in the first place as you can see that the lining/zip area has completely come unstitched, the dress also is nothing like the sketch, maybe they changed it afterward.
You mean around :55 when she is talking by herself to the camera? If so, I feel like they shown it ONE time maybe, it definitely looks familiar. But cost depending on designer will be probably 3k or so, unless it is someone like pinina (don't think it is) it would be way more. It is a gorgeous dress love the sparkle
@@JOURNEYIN2THEUNKNOWN Yes, sorry, I got the time stamp wrong, but that's the one. It looks very expensive! I would like to have seen the first bride try it on, actually. It might not be her style, but I think she'd have looked pretty good in it.
Correction : the BRIDE did NOT break her dress, the FITTING ASSISTANT did.
Who cares? NO ONE. Not a big deal. So move on!
Right! I hope the bride knows it's not her fault in the end
@@ittibittinurse who hurt u
@@ittibittinurse woke up on the wrong side of the bed??
@@ittibittinurse it's literally the whole point of the video
Hang on a minute, the bride didn’t break it, the other woman was forcing it up instead of being gentle so it’s the other woman’s fault not the bride
Yesssss true!
Yeah, but that doesn't make for good TV, so they will edit/manipulate the script to make it more dramatic.
I said the exact same thing!!
How could the bride to be break the zipper when it's in the back of the dress? The woman helping her with the zipper shouldn't have been trying to force it up plain and simple especially with jerky motions.
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That lady was very aggressive with that zip! Certainly wasn't the bride's fault and Mark seemed unhappy with the bride being made to feel panicked over it! The dress is beautiful, almost as stunning as the bride herself!
its so sweet that he puts the bride’s feelings before his own work
@@paigeeenotfound zips aren't that big a deal to replace. It'd be different if she ripped the fabric
Aggressive with the zipper - all for the camera. Designer just happened to be there. 😀
Did not care for the veil headpiece at all. Looked very dated.
I feel that the sketch was way better than the actual dress
The sketch was amazing, the actual dress not so much
Agreed 100%
Mutual feelings
It be like that
@@lazyriver53 I agree!!! It actually made me sad that it wasn’t the dress that was sketched.
I thought the pinkish dress was a bit meh, but when the designer came and did the changes, it transformed into a BEAUTIFUL dress... That's watching the magic of a good designer right before our eyes.
The other bride, I'm glad she went for the 2nd dress, it looked so beautiful on her ❤️
It's been 2 years, but I've just seen the episode and can't agree more. Nothing's perfect about that dress, sadly. I'm sure it cost a lot to be done as a bespoke gown, but the sketch and the actual dress were way too different. Even the bride needed confirmation from her friend, she wasn't sure although acting kindly for the camera and the designer. Reminder not to go for something you haven't seen. At least the aspects of it - like, pattern and quality of the lace that was going to be used, actual color of the fabric, similar model that will give you an idea how that particular cut/shape looks on your body. It's not like Mark didn't have any trumpet or mermaid style gowns for her to try on before she settles on particular shape, volume and placement on the silhouette. There are so many lovely gowns she could have chosen from. She wasn't asking for something so special that she couldn't find in their selection.
That grandma “there she comes” and puts her glasses on 🥺❤️
I know that was so precious
Sooo precious 💗
🥹🥹🥹🥹
It never ceases to impress me how much I adore Mark Zunino dresses, they can be elegant, they can be romantic, minimalist, super detailed... He just does it all. Also never ceases to impress me that years and years watching SYTTD and I never liked ONE single creation of Pnina Tornai. But I guess everyone has different tastes
I agree and Mark Zunino is amazing. I hate Pnina’s dresses. They are ugly and expensive.
He also seems genuinely nice too
@@callewagSo true
I agree regarding the Pnina dresses. I'm not fond of Pnina herself, and definitely not fond of how Kleinfeld staff pushes the Pnina dresses at brides-to-be. Her designs are definitely over the top and waaay too expensive. Her designs swallow the beautiful brides right up. Not good!
As for Mark Zunino, l love love love him and his designs. He is a class act.
I love how her mom was able to get past her opinion of the dress and just see her daughter happy
Yes she has a wonderful mother.
i love that the actual pnina dresses are SO tacky and SO expensive and then you have this perla d line where the dresses are actually tasteful and elegant and timeless and AFFORDABLE
But she sells more because raunchy is in
Tacky? lol Ya'll are so bitter with the designers, Jesus
@@dalilarocha4562 I think they’re tacky as well. I have a BFA in Fashion Design (1977), worked on Seventh Ave for years, was a dress consultant at Macy’s (designer and evening dresses), an assistant bridal manager…so, imho, they’re expensive and tacky.
Also, what’s with the bodices that look like they’re missing the linings? Twenty years from now, I guarantee most brides will be saying “What the *^+# was I thinking?”
@@HeronCoyote1234 That's your personal opinion. Exactly. In the end everyone has their own style and they are not made to please everybody. As someone that has a gothic/alternative style and wants to marry in Black I know very well that I cannot listen to what everyone says LOL. If they really liked the dress they will not change their Minds just because the fashion industry said so. People just pick a designer from time to time to hate on.
@@dalilarocha4562 I think it’s great that you’re going with a black, goth wedding dress! White only came into fashion for wedding dresses when Queen Victoria chose to wear one to wed Prince Albert in 1840 (although Mary, Queen of Scots wore white in 1559, and Roman brides wore white tunics to symbolize purity). Many cultures don’t wear white. The Chinese choose red, while East Indians go for all colors, in elaborate dress.
I just think some of the gowns don’t look as expensive as they cost, and/or make the bride look like a stripper.
My favorite consultants are Gok, and Jo & Al (Curvy Bride Boutique). They know what it takes to bring out the best in a bride.
I was wondering why it looked absolutely nothing like the sketch lol thank god he brought out the rest
Clearly the employee broke the zipper, not the bride. The dress is gorgeous!
"There she comes" made my heart melt. Sweetest moment
I can't believe Danielle Jonas is here!!! She's beautiful!
stop blaming customers for your employee's fault!😠👿
I'd take a Randy Fenoli dress any day his line is so elegant
DITTO
The blue ball gown is stunning
@@firefly-fu3ce it’s stunning. One of my favorite dresses ever.
That's the lady's fault she pulled it to hard and she's blaming the bride
They look beautiful in all three dresses
The dress was too small.
She was pulling hard though she could have said oh well make a bigger size instead of yanking it and forcing it up
@@kathrineandboo1159 since it was custom made it should have been measured for her when it was made, so it wouldn’t be small. so it’s the person who measureded faults
Considering how long it takes to make a custom gown especially at a busy place like this it’s possible the measurements they took were no longer accurate. That being said she shouldn’t have been yanking that hard just tell her it’s a little too tight down here, we’ll just let it out a bit later. And then pin the rest in so she’s not just standing there all exposed lol
The corset was very tasteful and beautiful on that dress and on her!
Aaaand the bride didn't break the zipper, the seamstress did, yanking on that thing like her life depended on it. Dang.
I went dress shopping on my own and didn't have anyone with me when I found my wedding dress. Sometimes I wonder if I missed out on an amazing experience with my mom and sister, but then I watch shows like this and I'm like....Eh. I probably saved myself some emotional damage.
I shopped for my wedding dress by myself too. In hindsight I’m glad.
never shopped a wedding dress before, if i ever get married i'm going by myself
By myself as well. I absolutely loved the looks on my parents’ faces when they saw me. My groom didn’t care what I was wearing, he just wanted to get the ceremony over. He was so nervous.😂
I ordered my dress online, so I missed even the experience of shopping by myself. If I ever get married again (divorced now), I'm definitely taking my mother dress shopping sometime
I feel like I'll do both. First go shopping by myself and then dress up with my friends and mom there. Because there is no way I could be focused on finding a dress with all that going on
The second dress the first bride put on is gorgeous on her, but I do agree that the back looks a bit tacky… but if the bride is happy, that is all that matters. I wish her and her husband all the best! 💗 As for the bride that came in for her dress fitting, I am shocked that the assistant broke the zipper and didn’t take ownership of that mistake; which made the bride think that it was her fault! I would be gutted if that happened to me and I feel awful for the bride. That assistant should have apologized profusely! smh.
If this was a custom made (and fitted) gown, unless the bride gained ten pounds, the fault is partly in whoever measured and sewed the dress, and the woman trying to zip it up. Since it looked like she’d never pulled up a zipper before (she was forcing it unnecessarily, imo), I wonder if that whole sequence was for the show (drama and all).
The dress was gorgeous the second time, I didn't like how the dress was made, straight plain white gown, but the embellishments and sparkles added to it gave a beautiful flaring touch. Simply beautiful
How is no one talking about how Danielle Jonas is here? They even show a picture of her and Kevin Jonas
Was lookin for this comment to see if anyone else noticed the same thing..
This was not about her tho?
She said at the beginning their family is close to the Jonas’.
@@kimwhitehead9096 I didn't realize
So?
Those are the most subtle and most modest Pnina dresses I have ever seen
First brides friend Danielle JONAS wtf? She married with kevin jonas wow. But most shocking part is the show did not bring it on
For once i was happy to see the consultant was careful with the budget.( for the first video)
Once Mark put the skirt/flounce part on the dress, I loved the dress, but I got scared when he snipped the bottom. She seemed like she liked it as a long dress for the reception, but Mark was just going with his vision I guess. Sometimes when you buy something, you and someone is adjusting it or altering, it can feel like it is out of your hands.
I feel like she’s a chronic people pleaser. Not good if you’re getting something custom. You know what it’s called when a designer does whatever the heck they want and you take it or leave it? Off the rack.
@@GadereneLegion Based on one incident of being bamboozled in the alterations of her gown, she is diagnosed as a "chronic people pleaser." She didn't have a chance to say "no." The designer didn't give her the space for that option. Also, men are socialized to make decisions for women. He simply fell into a patriarchal role and didn't give her the opportunity to mull it over. Dominant white culture does the same thing with people of color.
That was done according to the sketch approved by the bride.
@@pollyannaprinciple5860 The designer was in the wrong and did not give her space for options, and she also failed to stand up for herself imo.
Years ago, my mother, who was in her early 80s at the time, was cleaning her closet. She took down the box with her wedding gown and satin, open toed slippers that she got to match the dress. My parents married in 1949, and everyone in town who heard about her wedding gown turned out to see that dress. My mother chose an "ice blue" gown with long sleeves, a button back, and then a scooped neck with some type of netting (? not sure what to call it) around the top. She also had a matching veil. The gown was satin---popular at the time. The church was so crowded that the photographer had trouble getting into the church to take photos!!! My mother felt bad that no one in the family wanted her "ice blue" gown----everyone thought she was "compromised" because she didn't wear white. The dress sat there in that original box, and I decided to find a new home for that gown. My mother ended up donating the gown and shoes to Brides With/For Breast Cancer. The gown went into their collection that traveled around the country. We were happy that the dress was put to use for a wonderful cause. My mother didn't spend a fortune on that dress that these brides do today, but she looked lovely in that "ice blue" gown. It was a hard sell for my grandmother and the family to accept that my mother wasn't going to wear white, but my mother was determined that THAT dress was the one for her. She never looked back.
What a beautiful sounding dress. And what an amazing mother you have. Blue is my favorite color and my boyfriend's favorite color. I like royal blue and he likes light/sky blue. Light/sky blue will definitely be one of our colors and that dress your mother wore would be perfect for me. I wish I knew you guys personally I would've happily bought it off of you. An ice blue dress would definitely separate me from other brides and I would really feel like myself.
Lovely story, and that ice blue dress sounds stunning. Wow
Wish v xould see that dress!
That's one of the prettier Pnina dresses I've seen on this show. Much better than the first one.
I love the veil they chose for the second dress soooo pretty!
Note to self: If I ever go to Kleinfeld's do not have that woman zip up my dress. She will break it and blame me for it.
ok but are we not gonna talk about how gorgeous the custom mark zunino is
Yeessss!
I was actually kinda disappointed with how it came out vs the sketch
@@Flower-Power-828 The sketch was great ---- the dress, not so much.
@@miladydewinter7770 right? I just felt like it didn’t actually look close to the sketch.
or how hot Mark Z is?
I love the mark zenino first dress i also love watching your episodes
WOW that first dress. Stunning
I did NOT expect to see Kevin and Danielle after clicking on that video!!!
Both brides are so beautiful. Stunning result int he blush sketch Love it and it transformation! And that is the best Pnina dress of all. Classic and just the right princess and form.
Lol the sketch never looks like the final result. 🤣🤣
Mark told the doctor to freeze his face in time hunty.....no movement AT ALL! Emotions? Where?
Broken zippers are super common on floor dresses. Alterations gets dozens of dresses with things to fix a week, at least 😆. They always get sooo dramatic about alterations 😆🤦🏻♀️
That wasn't a floor dress, it was her custom dress!
That's such a beautiful dress looks so amazing on her! Just beautiful
The First bride looked stunning in her second dress, it was nice and I have to say I also dislike the back, but that detail is forgettable watching the front of the dress.
Respecting the second, I feel you sis ☹️ I know exactly what is breaking a zipper, I cried because I couldn't believe it, I'm slim and still I did that in a blouse. But what made me surprised was watching the bride had worn Zunino custom dresses before, the designer knew her size perfectly. He offered adjustments and the pink dress was great but the shock in the girl was so evident.
Edit: I rewatch the entire thing and I can't believe the assistant was actually the one that broke the dress and had the nerve to let the bride feel bad and embarrassed for that 🤯
The assistant wasn't holding the bottom of the zipper to keep the zipper straight, which allowed the zipper to "hump up." Even a loose fitting garment can do that, so you have to hold the zipper down on the bottom for the zipper to zip up. Yes, the dress was snug, but it wasn't *that* snug. No zipper will go past a hump, but the assistant tried to force it and broke it. Even a jeans zipper will balk if you don't make sure it's straight when you try to zip it up. I learned that some time before 2nd grade.
seeing kevin jonas was a jumpscare
last person you would expect to be on this kind of show
🙄
It was the dressmaker who was pulling too hard. Good to see the designer invested
Girllll I'd be proud it just means you got Cake🤣 and omg the pink though I kinda hate that I love it!!💜😂
So cool how she’s close with the Jonas family ! She’s a very special bride ❤
Making a dress so tight that you need to force the zipper to close it, it's good the zipper broke so the bride will get a dress she actually can sit down in
1st dress looked like a forty quid dress from the market
2nd dress, absolutely gorgeous
2nd bride, beautiful dress, stunning.
Two beautiful brides. Both look stunning and come across as lovely people.
This designer is the same person who appeared in the American got talent but he was a Magician 😮😮😮
The dress looked so pretty after! Imagine having a real designer there and recreating your dress for you! How cool 😊
I hate to say that cause I know her budget is huge, but $8000 for Pnina are pennies
Right and that's sad. Those dresses are NOT worth the cost.
I do like some, so I'm not dissing her like most do. But she is just overpriced like crazy.
I agree. I really don’t like her dresses. They are on the sheer/ naked side.
The zipper on my wedding gown broke when I had my portrait taken (2 months before the wedding). The dresser just got to enthusiastic about the zipper. Thankfully it was replaced in time for the wedding.
My daughter's bustle busted right before her father/daughter dance at her reception. She ended up having to carry the train during the dance then went to the bathroom afterwards with a few friends who tried to fix it. They were able to do so but during the process of it busting it tore off the two bottom buttons on her dress which in turn put a tiny tear in her dress where the bustle was supposed to be. It can be fixed thankfully.
The corset needs ribbon instead of shoe lace’s
That "custom" dress didn't fit. It was cut way too small! There was no skirt and no shape. Who measured? Who cut the pattern and who OK ed this as finished? Mr Zunino certainly didn't touch it! I think he was appalled when he saw it and very quickly destroyed the evidence of this mistake by cutting out the back.
I love the Jonas Brothers 😍
Luckily for both of them, zipper replacements are one of the simplest and most common wedding dress alterations.
Regarding the first bride, I agree with the mother that thr corset in the back looks more like lingerie, another one with wider ties would have looked much more fitting, but other than that that's the first pnina dress I actually like 😂 and it fitted the bride perfectly.
Also the second dress was so beautiful after the desinger came in and put it together! :)
dress #1 was fabulous 😍😍!!
But the one of the employees broke the dress, not the bride
That custom dress is so beautiful 😍😍😍😍😍😍
I was so uncomfortable when he just grabbed and held onto her but for so long. That’s totally unnecessary and inappropriate! It would be one thing to touch the part of the dress for a moment but he just held her but for no reason! Watching him work his magic and create a dress in the moment was incredible but that weirded me out. Also That woman yanked on the zipper and didn’t even bring out her entire dress or have someone helping her old it while trying to zip. What kind of place are they running?! Red flags everywhere
😖💀😖💀
That lady 100% broke the zipper!! It had nothing to do with the bride's butt. That was uncalled for!
First bride did wear the dress, and she added lace straps. Huenke is the groom's last name.
Omg the custom dress was gorgeous
Honestly i have never liked any of the dresses the prides have chosen. But this pink dress is beautiful 🤩
Excellent demo!!!! 100%❤❤
Le clienti danno un budget alto, e nonostante tutto, gli assistenti, vanno sempre a trovare abiti che costano di più
Why would you want a dress that is so tight that you can't sit or walk in it?
ABSOLUTELY RIGHT THE ASSISTANT BROKE IT
Such a sweet bride
Dang, the seam”stress” was SO VERY GENTLE as a boxer trying to knock out his opponent!
Oh that pink dress, just dreamy❤
The first bride: I’m so impressed at not only the weight loss, but no flabby skin! Girl, what’s your secret??
being young
She wasn't that fat. Also if you work out/weights then its less likely ti have lose skin.
Over a certain age, there’s not much you can do about the loose skin except surgery.
I find that if you lose under 80 lbs and you're still young-ish, there's less loose skin. She also seems to have lost it in a good amount of time and probably also did strength training. If you lose more, you might end up with some loose skin, or if you do it too fast. I lost almost 120 lbs in my late 20s, but it took me almost 2 years, and my skin isn't bad at all. I did weight lifting along with cardio and my arms and legs look good, but I couldn't avoid a flabby lower belly pouch. I did try to focus on the areas more prone to loose skin, like the inner thighs, tricep area, and belly.
God Bless Mark Zunino`s gift. Now that is a true designer.
Why is it titled “bride broke her dress”? 😂😂 she stood there and the other lady broke it, trying to force a zipper up
The seamstress should have know it was going to bust since there was no give left in the fabric even when she pressed her hips in. It's the seamstress who broke it by forcing it.
The dress breaking is not her fault! Amd the dress is beautiful!😍
I wonder how much does alterations cost on top of the dress
Most "exclusive" stores do include alterations. However when some brides start "redesigning" their gown, that does cost more.
I agree with the mom. I really don't like corset backs. They're not as pretty as buttons down the back or an open back. But mom said the right thing when she saw how much her daughter loved it.
The title is really mean. Do better, SYTTD youtube team. It is attention seeking and incorrect and mean.
You're just gonna throw in the fact that the best friend is married to Kevin Jonas and not mention it 😂
So?---Who's-"Kevin-Jonas"?---Never-heard-of-him.
So confused as to why this was titled “bride BREAKS her gown” when she so clearly did not??? The dress wasn’t even finished when she tried it on…
That "custom made" dress looks NOTHING like the sketch and certainly does NOT look like with 8k! Omg!
I'd be pissed
That's it it's Amy time 😂😂😂😂
BeaUtiful bride & dress.The corset could use wider ribbon to soften it up.
Kevin and Danielle Jonas are ❤️
Dress behind her @ 0:40 😃
This is exactly the Cinderella moment again when the Bride puts on the pink dress and it gets broken.... lol then her fairy godmother comes and makes her magical dress love
The back looks like a tennis shoe lace.
I don't know why they don't design these wedding dresses with some GIVE in them. If this dress won't zip up, she is definitely not going to be able to SIT in it. Looking at a side view, it is too tight and there needs to be an adjustment. At 4:41 you can see that it is TOO TIGHT across the hips, as it pulls at the front of the crotch as well as under the rear. Very unflattering, and she is a slender woman. The zipper is very long, and the fabric has zero give. In my opinion, this should have been a SIDE ZIP and the seams should have been sewn with a seam allowance and with a stretch stitch. I like the idea of a cocktail dress with the tulle layer over it, but I don't understand the final product. Did they ditch the cocktail dress idea? Anyway, the bride is feels gorgeous and happy, that's what counts I guess.
Stop blaming the Assistant. The one in charge of the title aimed for the click-bait.
That woman should never be allowed to zip another dress again
That zip was not the fitting consultants fault. The dress was too tight and the zip popped under the actually zipper. Happens.
Bride didnt break it, the fitting agent did
No, the consultant breaks the bride's dress.
Danielle!!!❤
The general comments on here are that the fitter broke the zip, however, I think it is actually that the dress is way too small and that the workmanship is shoddy in the first place as you can see that the lining/zip area has completely come unstitched, the dress also is nothing like the sketch, maybe they changed it afterward.
I preferred the first gown 😊
The facelift on that man! EEEEK!!!
That mark dress looks like a prom dress from the late 90s.
I noticed the 2014 calendar ...next year would be the 10 year anniversary
See the dress at 1:00 ? I think it's so pretty and want to see it on someone! I also want to know how much it costs.
You mean around :55 when she is talking by herself to the camera? If so, I feel like they shown it ONE time maybe, it definitely looks familiar. But cost depending on designer will be probably 3k or so, unless it is someone like pinina (don't think it is) it would be way more. It is a gorgeous dress love the sparkle
@@JOURNEYIN2THEUNKNOWN Yes, sorry, I got the time stamp wrong, but that's the one. It looks very expensive! I would like to have seen the first bride try it on, actually. It might not be her style, but I think she'd have looked pretty good in it.
If still be worried about could the dress handle being sat down in without spliting