James Smith43 said:👎 Honestly, just unprofessional. Maybe they're trying to steer away high schoolers or girls who are just bored and testing things out. But you have to be pretty oblivious not to recognize a "real" bride when she walks in. Especially when you're with your guy. How many guys do you know who actually enjoy going shopping with women, let alone wedding dress fittings?! Besides, if you run a business and live off your customers, I don't see why I'd have to justify anything to anyone regarding my wedding date. Does that mean I can't try on gowns unless I have some hiking trip 🤣
scheduled?
She just couldn't get it right and did everything possible to make sure things went wrong 👎
I completely agree with you, and thanks for the support 🙏
My partner is truly one of a kind. We do everything together and trust each other above all else, including this stuff. We’ve been through a lot—good times and bad. So this isn't a big deal to us. We were there that day and decided to leave; I asked him jokingly just to see his reaction, and he just smiled and said, "Sure, of course" 😁. He has no clue which dress I’ll end up picking from all of them, and he won't be joining me at every single boutique. I don't buy into those old wives' tales about how a groom seeing the bride brings bad luck. Total nonsense 😂
He’ll see me on the wedding day when he comes to pick me up, and that’s a different story because I’ll be fully ready—hair, makeup, the whole dress...
And when I walked out in the first dress I tried on at the boutique in Springfield (I’ll write about that later), it was like he swallowed a lump in his throat and nearly fell over—in a good way. I wouldn't trade that feeling for anything in the world. And honestly, none of my friends will react quite like that.
As if some old stories could actually dictate your life and happiness 😕
And if you're a business owner, you shouldn't even need to be told the basics using common sense, right? 🙄 😍
And they certainly aren't professionals, at least not in my book.