Posts by redraven98

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Everything you need for a Midwest wedding in Weddings · Mar 28, 2009

Paul Taylor4 said:Can anyone point me toward a decent bridal boutique that isn't in St. Louis? I’m looking to branch out since the prices around here are absolutely insane—I honestly have no clue what the standard rate even is anymore. I actually really dig Isabelle over on Republic Avenue; they carry that Sposin collection, so if anyone knows of somewhere else with a similar vibe, please let me know!

Warm regards! Just so you know, I'm originally from Memphis. If you don't mind a bit of a drive, I really have to tell you about this one shop called Anna. It's right near the Mississippi River hotel, and their prices are actually pretty reasonable compared to most other places. Plus, they carry those Sposin dresses you like—they aren't actually an ISABELLE shop. She's really just the distributor for certain brands across the Midwest and Napa Valley. Honestly, make the trip down to Memphis; I don't think you'll regret it! Cheers!🙄

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Everything you need for a Midwest wedding in Weddings · Jul 26, 2008

frozengull0 said:Hey girls, does anyone know if the TACA SPOSA bridal boutique in Vinkovci—the one right across from Stefan's—actually carries wedding dresses? Based on the name, I’d say they definitely do...

Hi there! Just wanted to jump in and give you my two cents based on what I know. They definitely carry those high-end designer gowns, though I will say the price tags are a bit steep. If you're looking for those exact same designer styles but want to keep things budget-friendly, you can actually find them in Warsaw too—the prices there are super reasonable, ranging from $1,500 up to $0.90 for the most expensive ones, and that includes all the accessories! The owners don't really pad their margins like other shops do, which is why they're such a steal compared to everywhere else. That's all I've got for you! They're located right by the Danube Hotel. Good luck!

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Everything you need for a Midwest wedding in Weddings · Mar 26, 2008

Xantippa;13271338 said:At Jane's boutique at the USA in Indianapolis, the dresses are way cheaper than most places—but honestly, the price isn't even the best part. They throw in everything for free! We're talking little flower girl dresses (as many as you need!), a veil of your choice, all the jewelry, the bustle... seriously, they cover it all.
The initial appointment wasn't nearly as pricey as people think; mine ended up being $3,800 for the first fitting. Plus, the lady working there is just absolutely lovely.
I also checked out Isabelle's shop. They have some beautiful gowns—out of the six I tried on, I grabbed quotes for four of them. Prices were ranging from $3,200 up to $1500 for the ones I liked (and those weren't even my first fittings!). So, you should really just go see what catches your eye.

Hey ladies! Just wanted to chime in—if you have a car and don't mind a bit of a drive to save some cash, head over to Anna’s bridal boutique near the Mississippi River hotel. Their prices are genuinely great, starting around $333 and going up to $0.90 for the priciest gown. To be honest, the styles aren't any different from what you'd find in Indianapolis; it's just that they haven't tacked on that massive markup, so you get a much better deal. That's my two cents! Wishing you all so much happiness!

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Everything you need for a Midwest wedding in Weddings · Jan 31, 2008

If you're looking for a one-stop shop for makeup, nail extensions, and hair styling, you can actually find everything in one spot at Royal in Indianapolis—they’re pretty great! They even have their own website, so just search for Royal Indianapolis dot com if you want to check out their work.

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Everything you need for a Midwest wedding in Weddings · Jan 31, 2008

Hey everyone! Just wanted to drop a quick note to say that if you're looking for wedding dresses, you can actually find some really great deals right here in Indianapolis—prices range from about $1,000 up to $0.90. There's this bridal boutique called Ana's—they've actually started partnering with Sposo now, so you can check out their collection locally. Honestly, it’s such a better value than trekking all the way into Chicago
. They're located right by the Hyatt Regency hotel.

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