The problem is when the bride falls in love with a specific dress (they she picked out on her own without the consultant) that’s significantly over her budget. The bride will be compelled to try it ion and no other dress will compare. Gok did help one bride with this problem but he can’t do what he did with that bride with every single bride who falls in love with an over budget dress. The salon would be losing money.
I could tell she didn’t feel happy nor comfortable going over budget. Only $175 over plus veil, shoes, alterations, jewelry, makeup and hair, and taxes is not than 175$. They should have told her the price before they put that dress on her. Although it looks very nice, they should have consulted with her first.
Can't believe they pushed her so hard to break her promise to her fiance not to go over budget, as if there's only 2 dresses in the whole world! She should've gone home and found that dress on eBay for 1/10th the price.
I hear you. But. What do we know about what we have seen here? It's a scripted show. Brides apply to be chosen and featured in it and they sign contract with production. They were watching the show and similar ones. They know what they are doing and what to expect. They are adults. This girl works. As an accountant. It's 148 pounds over budget. Hardly that difficult to work out. Replacing expensive paper on the invitations for slightly more affordable one would do the trick, taking one flower from table arrangements, or skipping few lunches out. Just a few. If it's utterly impossible, you don't say 'around 1500', you don't try on the dress without knowing the price, you don't apply to this show knowing their price range. You don't have meltdowns over a dress. You don't call 'friends' people who wear designer bags, seeing you melting down over 150 pounds without offering to help you out. The whole thing was worrying.
I hope that she came back the next day and canceled it and found a dress elsewhere. Pressuring someone and guilting them isn't okay and I am so very disappointed. Not that he hasn't done this before. A lot.
@@Anna-fm7hh because they are trying to push her hard to go over budget. If it would be my friend I'd offer help or just shut my mouth and encourage her to try something else!
@@mariahsaywell9367 Yep, if you are not willing to help out, then don't let the bride go over budget even if it is just 5 pounds or 5 dollars. If you encourage the bride to go over budget, then it would be nice if you help with the difference which is a lot easier if the difference is 5 pounds/dollars only. There are other expenses the bride has to think of like alterations, the veil, shoes, and so many more every penny counts.
It’s not like she don’t have the money it’s just her rule of not going over so I wouldn’t offer as a friend either. It’s your wedding day live a little
She looked STUNNING in that dress! She has such an amazing figure and the simplicity of the dress is very flattering. I don't normally like the sales consultant going over budget, but I don't think that 150 Pounds is that far off the mark.
The dress is ok. I seen alot of dresses for 1500$ that look better than that one. I dont think she was happy and the friends should have paid the difference or told her to stay in budget.
Me too, but then again, David and this salon is sort of known for pushing brides to spend more. This is the reason I dislike these episodes set in his salon!
@@fluffymountainbunny Ah… we’ll, I guess since he dressed Princess Diana for her wedding, he simply acts like the owner. I’m sure it is all for drama and for show anyway. Unless there is some contract signed, I assume the brides on the episodes don’t have to take the dress they’ve said yes to! I guess I simply enjoy watching Gok or Jo and Al and their manner better! Cheers!
He's never ever tried to get a dress in budget never mind help reduce a price of the dress, if anything he's always way to over budget, he never cares about a bride's budget.
Lol David doesn't do that. Consultants at all of the other salons will negotiate prices with the owners at times to help brides stay in budget, but I've never seen David do this (I think there was one time a bride asked for a discount after they put her in an over budget dress, but it was the bride negotiating not him).
Felt sorry for her as she was still unsure even when she said yes ,I preferred the first one she looked younger & fresher in it ,my opinion only guys.🤷🏻♀️
She looked beautiful in that first dress! Sad to see her lack of confidence. The second dress didn't look tight to me. I'm so sad for her that she set such limits on herself. I mean, it's $175 dollars difference. Of course, she still has to buy a veil, shoes, etc., so maybe that money is needed elsewhere. Or her entourage could each chip in $60 maybe. She said yes, but you could see she was still second guessing her decision. I hope she kept it and had a lovely wedding.
this guys the worst one for going over budget. why ask WHAT the budget's going to be if YOU aren't going to have RESPECT for it???? and if YOU choose to go over, how 'bout if YOU make up the difference? not much demand for "royal wedding dresses" these days dude?......i just think it's inconsiderate as all get out, but that's jus' me!!!
And David never gives them any kind of discount to help make the sale, just badgers them to spend more than they have. Gok & Lori would both knock the price down to bring a dress within budget but David & Kleinfeld's never do.
Usually I am all for staying within budget and dislike it when the dresses are 400 pounds or more over the budget. The bride had a very fixed idea of what she wanted, so they showed her the second dress after she disliked her first choice. To me the first dress looked amazing and the second one was also great as we can see the bride and her entourage loved it. The entourage was giving their real opinion, they couldn't say the dress looked bad just cause it was slightly over budget, and why should they chip in , such ridiculous suggestion, don't they have to buy their bridesmaids dress, pay for the travel/lodging at the wedding location. It was upto to the bride to say NO to that dress if she felt she couldn't afford it. However, given the price wasn't so out of range, it is worth it to buy what you love and save the hassle of visiting other shops for dresses. She could easily save on other things at the wedding. Hope she had a great wedding. I have feeling the bride thought that if she did not buy that dress, she would regret it later when she looked at her wedding photos.
i don’t blame the friends, i do think they were trying to be supportive. and paying the difference isn’t really their job. but i wanted them to also be supportive of her budget and telling her it’s okay to keep looking
They could have pitched in half the difference even- her friends pay 25 Pounds each - then she would have felt like she was only over budget 75 pounds. I'm sure that's all that she would have needed to feel better.
I dont get why they didnt JUST pitch in and pay the difference for her? If I were her bridesmaid and her friend I woulda been like get it... ill pay the 150 bucks extra sheesh... so silly. lol
Not in my country, the bride pays for her dress. And the reception, flowers, etc. how ever many people now that they live together before marriage they split the entire affair as part of their household budget.
David Emmanuel should be forced to pay the extra EVERY TIME he goes over budget. Seriously.
She needed Gok. He always finds something stunning and stays within budget.
The problem is when the bride falls in love with a specific dress (they she picked out on her own without the consultant) that’s significantly over her budget. The bride will be compelled to try it ion and no other dress will compare. Gok did help one bride with this problem but he can’t do what he did with that bride with every single bride who falls in love with an over budget dress. The salon would be losing money.
She was pressured into it. With all the dresses in that shop, they could have shown her a couple more dresses
within her budget.
I think they're just trying to get money out of her to profit. This show is messed up.
I could tell she didn’t feel happy nor comfortable going over budget. Only $175 over plus veil, shoes, alterations, jewelry, makeup and hair, and taxes is not than 175$. They should have told her the price before they put that dress on her. Although it looks very nice, they should have consulted with her first.
Taxes are included already, but it’s still a shame that they put her in a dress that was over budget and then pressured her. Very tacky
You don’t need any of that stuff!!!!! Just buy the dress and use stuff you already own. Why do you need to buy new shoes and new jewelry?
Can't believe they pushed her so hard to break her promise to her fiance not to go over budget, as if there's only 2 dresses in the whole world! She should've gone home and found that dress on eBay for 1/10th the price.
Quite toxic on everyone’s behalf, including the workers. They pushed her too far
And as they supposed to be her friends it could've been offered knowing she didn't want to go over budget and the look on her face she was stressed
Maybe not eBay with the nightmares that brings but she definitely could have found something under the budget.
I hear you. But. What do we know about what we have seen here? It's a scripted show. Brides apply to be chosen and featured in it and they sign contract with production. They were watching the show and similar ones. They know what they are doing and what to expect. They are adults. This girl works. As an accountant. It's 148 pounds over budget. Hardly that difficult to work out. Replacing expensive paper on the invitations for slightly more affordable one would do the trick, taking one flower from table arrangements, or skipping few lunches out. Just a few. If it's utterly impossible, you don't say 'around 1500', you don't try on the dress without knowing the price, you don't apply to this show knowing their price range. You don't have meltdowns over a dress. You don't call 'friends' people who wear designer bags, seeing you melting down over 150 pounds without offering to help you out. The whole thing was worrying.
I hope that she came back the next day and canceled it and found a dress elsewhere. Pressuring someone and guilting them isn't okay and I am so very disappointed. Not that he hasn't done this before. A lot.
She should be aware of what the prices are in this store, and either adjust the budget, or go elsewhere.
Why those three Friends don't offer to give her 50 dollars each so she Can get her dress on her budget...
Why would they?
@@Anna-fm7hh because they are trying to push her hard to go over budget. If it would be my friend I'd offer help or just shut my mouth and encourage her to try something else!
@@mariahsaywell9367 Yep, if you are not willing to help out, then don't let the bride go over budget even if it is just 5 pounds or 5 dollars. If you encourage the bride to go over budget, then it would be nice if you help with the difference which is a lot easier if the difference is 5 pounds/dollars only. There are other expenses the bride has to think of like alterations, the veil, shoes, and so many more every penny counts.
@@whatevergoesforme5129 exactly!
It’s not like she don’t have the money it’s just her rule of not going over so I wouldn’t offer as a friend either. It’s your wedding day live a little
She looked STUNNING in that dress! She has such an amazing figure and the simplicity of the dress is very flattering. I don't normally like the sales consultant going over budget, but I don't think that 150 Pounds is that far off the mark.
Talk about being pushed to purchase something out of her budget! Add the veil and fitting, it’s going to be way over! Shame on them!👎
I love her shape in that second dress. Wow!
The dress is ok. I seen alot of dresses for 1500$ that look better than that one. I dont think she was happy and the friends should have paid the difference or told her to stay in budget.
Do they ever take the cost of the veil into account with their budgets?
I work in sales, there’s no way they couldn’t have done a discount to make it exactly 1500
For a minute I thought David would help her out.
Me too, but then again, David and this salon is sort of known for pushing brides to spend more. This is the reason I dislike these episodes set in his salon!
@@Leafygreen123 He's not the owner though, he's just a consultant
@@fluffymountainbunny Ah… we’ll, I guess since he dressed Princess Diana for her wedding, he simply acts like the owner. I’m sure it is all for drama and for show anyway. Unless there is some contract signed, I assume the brides on the episodes don’t have to take the dress they’ve said yes to! I guess I simply enjoy watching Gok or Jo and Al and their manner better! Cheers!
He's never ever tried to get a dress in budget never mind help reduce a price of the dress, if anything he's always way to over budget, he never cares about a bride's budget.
Lol David doesn't do that. Consultants at all of the other salons will negotiate prices with the owners at times to help brides stay in budget, but I've never seen David do this (I think there was one time a bride asked for a discount after they put her in an over budget dress, but it was the bride negotiating not him).
Most suspenseful decision I’ve watched! Looks beautiful on her.
They should not have shown her the dress as they knew the budget, I’d be annoyed at the staff.
Why didn't she ask for a 15% discount? It would bring the dress in budget.
Felt sorry for her as she was still unsure even when she said yes ,I preferred the first one she looked younger & fresher in it ,my opinion only guys.🤷🏻♀️
I agree
David Emmanuel should be ashamed of himself. I hope they tell him the feedback we give on these because it's INSANE.
She looked beautiful in that first dress! Sad to see her lack of confidence. The second dress didn't look tight to me. I'm so sad for her that she set such limits on herself. I mean, it's $175 dollars difference. Of course, she still has to buy a veil, shoes, etc., so maybe that money is needed elsewhere. Or her entourage could each chip in $60 maybe. She said yes, but you could see she was still second guessing her decision. I hope she kept it and had a lovely wedding.
she makes a valid point though. If she relax the budget a bit here and there, she will end up spending a lot more than expected on the wedding
That dress was absolutely gorgeous on her!
this guys the worst one for going over budget. why ask WHAT the budget's going to be if YOU aren't going to have RESPECT for it???? and if YOU choose to go over, how 'bout if YOU make up the difference? not much demand for "royal wedding dresses" these days dude?......i just think it's inconsiderate as all get out, but that's jus' me!!!
And David never gives them any kind of discount to help make the sale, just badgers them to spend more than they have. Gok & Lori would both knock the price down to bring a dress within budget but David & Kleinfeld's never do.
That's just too much pressure
I don't like this one. I don't think they pay attention to what the bride wants instead they seem to want to pick out what they want.
Gorgeous dress! Perfect on her!
David could cut her a deal, but no.
Usually I am all for staying within budget and dislike it when the dresses are 400 pounds or more over the budget. The bride had a very fixed idea of what she wanted, so they showed her the second dress after she disliked her first choice. To me the first dress looked amazing and the second one was also great as we can see the bride and her entourage loved it.
The entourage was giving their real opinion, they couldn't say the dress looked bad just cause it was slightly over budget, and why should they chip in , such ridiculous suggestion, don't they have to buy their bridesmaids dress, pay for the travel/lodging at the wedding location.
It was upto to the bride to say NO to that dress if she felt she couldn't afford it. However, given the price wasn't so out of range, it is worth it to buy what you love and save the hassle of visiting other shops for dresses. She could easily save on other things at the wedding. Hope she had a great wedding. I have feeling the bride thought that if she did not buy that dress, she would regret it later when she looked at her wedding photos.
i don’t blame the friends, i do think they were trying to be supportive. and paying the difference isn’t really their job. but i wanted them to also be supportive of her budget and telling her it’s okay to keep looking
In the entirety of all the SYTTD series he is by FAR the WORST consultant
Thanks
Let the friends pay the difference, since they think it is not that money.
The show Average price for cheap dress is between 1400-2000....it is overprice
It’s a shame, the bride often goes over budget. You should stop asking, what’s the budget?
If i would be friend I’ll surly share her burden …. Be true friendssss
That is a stunning dress
Love her gorgeous dress & her pretty veil.shes a beautiful bride
They could have pitched in half the difference even- her friends pay 25 Pounds each - then she would have felt like she was only over budget 75 pounds. I'm sure that's all that she would have needed to feel better.
David emmanuel pay up the money since you feel is not alot🙄🙄
It would have been nice for her friends to pay the difference.
Not liking dress oh well iam not wearing it 😛🤣
Auntie Gok would have went and got the dress lowered
Too bad they couldn’t rent it to her.
I dont get why they didnt JUST pitch in and pay the difference for her? If I were her bridesmaid and her friend I woulda been like get it... ill pay the 150 bucks extra sheesh... so silly. lol
Well, this is a sample, your wouldn’t need to be too tight
So, she already lied to her fiance... But im sure he will forgive her, ahe looked smashing
Another repeat.
Muy elegante el vestido pero ella muy vanidosa
The future husband would do anything for her, but not buy her the wedding dress. What!?😳🤔In my country, the groom pays for the wedding dress. 😏
Not everyone can afford designer wedding dresses 😂 she’s an accountant she probs makes more money than her fiancé
Maybe just in your country
Almost like different countries have different customs.
Not in my country, the bride pays for her dress. And the reception, flowers, etc. how ever many people now that they live together before marriage they split the entire affair as part of their household budget.
Kind of inspired me to marry wealthy.
First 💕💕