Thread: Would you be upset too?

Ladies, you are my sanity... in the end I chose to delegate and Mother of the Bridezilla is now dealing with them - a positive conclusive has been reached and the way forward will be decided upon when we have been in for a fitting... what I would advise is read all the small print on any of the paperwork which is handed over whilst you are giddy! I've learned my lesson but just so relieved I chose to order from a reputable boutique....

No you're not, hun. What would be the situation if you decided you didn't like that one anymore and wanted to buy another dress? What would they do then? Make you pay for the one you didn't want? It's sort of the same situation - but you want the same dress, just in a different size. Why is that so difficult for them to do? Give them a call tomorrow and ask them. I think it's a little bit unfair, but also at the same...

we are only in october so why have they ordrred it early? its not your fault its theres. so i would want them to sort out the problem.

OMG!!!! Same problem!!! I ordered my dress in May ... fell in love with it straight away, but was slightly pressured into buying it because it was coming out of the collection in September. Ordered in a size 16, because that was what i was at the time, did say i wanted to lose a bit of weight and they confidently said i could lose weight and they could take it down to a size 12 without losing the shape or detail of the dress. Anyway i went...

I would have been raging hon. They told you they wern't going to order it until November so they are at fault! I would fight it. x

Definitely NOT bridezilla-ish! Perhaps threaten to cancel the dress order altogether and they may reconsider then.