I so do...I waited 37 years to buy them & keep them out in the open - and now that the wedding is over I want to keep buying them...I think I must have something wrong w/me...
Tomlaur0808
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I was so excited to buy them, but after about 6 months of them all being exactly the same, I kind of got sick of them.
Yep. My mom got me a subscription for 3 magazines and I have SO MANY all over the house. I was happy to throw them out. So many hideous dresses and stupid ideas.
So many hideous dresses and hair styles. I know its the whole high fashion thing but why do designers insist on having models look like slobs with hideous hair in their wedding dress. What bride is going to have hair like that?
ITA
DonnaPWhite1124
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I only bought one the whole time i was engaged and that was way in the beginning.
But, i will say, I do miss the planning
Cassie15
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LOL I still look at them. DH thinks I went crazy. I love flipping thru the pages of the gowns, decor, etc. I think, I will have to get into the bridal business one day and open up my own shop when I retire!
nraboni
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I actually never bought one! lol...am I weird?
No, you're not weird because I never bought one either!!
latre08
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I'm with you! I'm bored! But I'm going to a Bridal Event on 10/21 with my friend. SHHH!!!!
flairforfashion
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I was so excited to buy them, but after about 6 months of them all being exactly the same, I kind of got sick of them.
ITA. I was so stoked to buy a few and then quickly got tired of them.
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I only bought a few at the beginning of the engagement in order to rip out pics of dresses to take with me shopping. Everything else I just read in the bookstore, because they are so repetitive.
