Knowing what you like is helpful, but don’t be surprised if the dress you fall in love with is completely different from what you pictured. Take advantage of the experience of the bridal professionals who are there to help you.
If you already know approximately how high your heels will be, bring a pair with that heel height. It can make a big difference when seeing how a gown falls and moves.
You may be trying on several gowns, so choose comfortable clothing that comes off and goes back on easily. Simple is best.
Light makeup helps protect the gowns, and having longer hair tied back or up will make changing easier—and give you a better view of different necklines.
That doesn’t necessarily mean it isn’t your dress. Speak with the on-site seamstress about what can realistically be altered before making your decision.
The Gown Sale can get busy, with dress racks, mirrors, fitting areas and plenty of brides shopping at the same time. For safety and a more enjoyable shopping experience, we recommend leaving strollers and young children at home whenever possible.
Participating boutiques accept Visa, Mastercard, Debit and Cash.
All Gown Sale purchases are final.