Both of these numbers on my dress were higher. |
And yes. I did say 'Goodwill' there. Meaning those charity thrift shops, selling secondhand clothing. It was actually pretty fabulous, with a really nice set up and everything. Lots of mirrors, staff on hand to help out whenever necessary, cake. We all stormed in. Shopping happened, and it happened hard. Gowns, bridesmaid dresses, veils, decor... It all vanished off the racks before I left.
The price was fantastic. $99.99 exactly, with no taxes. I'll be doing some alterations myself, to fix up some missing buttons, and to bustle the train, take it in just a little bit to fit better. But I'm starting to get those nagging doubts. I believe others call it 'dress envy', where I see another bride's dress and begin to question my own. I cure this by trying on my dress again, though that's becoming less and less effective. I believe my final cure will be to get a cheap, but pretty, sun dress to wear for a good bit of the reception. My gown is really too hot and heavy to wear so long anyways.
Video of the Gala, you can see me at 0:59 in, trying on a dress in the background. It's not the dress I wound up buying, but I'll post pictures of my actual dress after I alter it.
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