Bridal Gown Designer Gifts Randy A Portrait Of His Dog! | Say Yes To The Dress
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Bride Kimberly is a bridal gown designer who wants Randy to help her pick the dress for her wedding. But before that happens, Kimberly gifts Randy a portrait of his dog, Chewy!
From season 19 episode 10
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I think she looked beautiful in the 2nd dress and the disappointment on her friends face took the joy from her.
I'm surprised since she loves Randy's dresses that she didnt' try on more of his dresses. He has such a range of designs. I would have liked to have seen more of his dresses on her.
The first dress was absolutely gorgeous ❤ all Randy's dresses are! ❤
If your best friend loves the dress....so do you...support her!
People, before you insult this poor bride, please remember that everyone who wants the bridal experience of being in a store, is allowed to do that.
Bridal Consultations aren't often free, Kleinfelds in Australia is a paid consult system, so it's a safe assumption to say she paid for their time here too. (Maybe even a VIP one who knows) She is allowed to wait, and ponder and if she ends up wanting to design her own, she can. She isn't the only bride who has been on this show just for the experience of the big fancy store to go and buy one from somewhere else.
Exactly!!!!
So true!
Kleinfeld's in NY does not charge for appointments, but the bridal consultants lose income when brides come in just to play. Incredibly selfish and rude, this bride did the show simply for self-promotion.
@@kieraethan I looked it up on their website and they do charge for the consultation. If the bride purchases a dress the fee for the consultation is applied to the cost of the dress but if they don't purchase a dress the bride loses the cost of the consultation. The consultation is either $50 or $100 depending on the day they go to the salon.
@@DawnShipley1977you are right I went to Kleinfeld on march 3rd and I was charged $100 for my consultation
I don't think she had any intention of buying a wedding dress. But instead the only reason why she tried on the wedding dresses so, she get an idea how to design, style and custom fit a wedding dress for herself.
Which is pretty common and totally reasonable. She paid for a consult, she isn't obligated to buy a dress.
You have told ALL the truth honey
I agree. It is interesting that there is no one else in the building.
What a deeply unkind comment you make. Do you understand that whatever you say/assume(!) about somebody else is just the mirror you look at? If you have nothing nice to say, say nothing at all!
She would save lots of money if she can do that.
I would love to know if she ever came back for a purchase. I feel she wanted exposure for her own designs and artistic ability which was amazing and possibly the bridal experience. I wouldn't want to design my own dress either, but either way, hope her wedding was beautiful and she got what she wanted from this experience.
That was the most thoughtful thing ever
The first dress was 100% better.
I liked the first one she had on .
She had a $10,000 budget why not get both? One for ceremony one for reception? Both were under budget
So often the consultants suggest adding bling, ect. Why didn't they with that 2nd dress?
I think that, because the way the dress was shaped and designed, adding bling wouldn't be easy... and would take away from the simplistic nature of the dress. Some dresses can handle having bling added. Others can't. I think this was a design that couldn't handle added bling.
She did desighn her own dress and sew etc and reception dress too she looked beautiful
I can see why she would not want to add pressure and demands on her time designing her own dress while planning her wedding.
Second dress for the win..
What happened to the option, the addition of trying on a veil? The veil makes a world of difference for decision making, and the emotions that arises.
Thank you
Randy's dress
All day long 👌
Dx ❤9th@@lovedaybebe5881
Makes me ponder...was this appointment to try on styles so she could imitate/copy the design herself? The gift sure was thoughtful, and lovely, but perhaps a parting gift to compensate for the time spent?
She could do that without going there.
I think you're right 👍
She can look at photos online. She doesn’t have to see them in person lol
@@thehungrygoldfish Yeah, lol, she already SAW the dress before she came in, remember? It's the TRYING ON THE DRESS she wanted to do before going to the effort of buying the $$$ materials and constructing the pattern. LOL.
Use common sense, these consults aren't free. You don't see people walking in from the street, they make appointments and plans in advance. They cost $50 on weekdays-$100 weekends in Australia so I can assume the big massive luxe store is a bit more lol.
The girl with the pink sparkly dress. That dress is pretty! Her earrings too!
The best wedding are in Palermo
The second dress looked like it wasn't finished. Like when a designer does a test run with a plain cotton (muslin?) first. It didn't look right.
Especially where the bodice joined the skirt....very awkward shape there, and the bodice didn't have the substance it needed to balance out the skirt.
Why is it so quiet in the salon,was it closed just for this bride????🤷♀️
these were filmed during covid.
It's her budget to get both dresses
I think she was more into 2nd dress but her friends confused her
the price bar tag on the frame ... 🙄
Definitely the first dress was better
💁🏼♀️💁🏼♀️💁🏼♀️
I didn’t think the second dress was flattering.
So stiff looking.
It's boring.
not her dress
She was just trying silhouettes for her design dress.
Possibly so.
But she paid the appointment fee to do that, so I don't feel like complaining.
@@mals86 I don’t think so hey charged for the appointment at Kleinfields at that time. Now, I think there is a $150 consultation fee that goes towards the dress if purchased there.