Bridal or Wedding Row?

Does anyone know where this is I think in Brooklyn??? I need to get a headpiece like today sooooo busy this weekend and hair trial next week

Idiot here forgot that maybe I should have my hair piece by the time of my trial.... so I need something I can purchase in hand... What about China town? they gotta have some knock off store no?

found this when i googled it...

A Lower East Side Street (I forget which) was said to have so many wedding shops that it was called 'Bridal Row.' That name doesn't seem to come up in the digitized New York Times database.

It's been said that New Utrecht Avenue in Brooklyn is 'Wedding Row.' The 2005 departure of Kleinfeld's from Bay Ridge was widely reported in May 2005 as a blow to Bay Ridge, Brooklyn's 'Bridal Row.'

hope that helps

a more detailed idea of where it is.. this is an old article i think.. but it gives an address to one of the stores...

The new 1,800-square-foot store, at 8211 Fifth Ave. opposite Kleinfeld Bridal, is slated to open Oct. 15 with a full assortment of wedding-related jewelry, a bridal registry and Michael C. Fina's new private-label collection, which makes its debut in the fall.

good luck! :)

Yes, I live in Bay Ridge and it was known as the 'bridal district' when Kleinfelds was there. Now there are still some bridal shops but not nearly as many as there once was. I know Sposabella is still there, and they are pretty popular for headpieces and other accessories.
If you are interesed, you would need to take the R train to 86th Street and most of the shops are in the low 80s on 5th avenue.
As an added bonus, there is a Century 21 right there!!!

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Posted by MayBride08

Yes, I live in Bay Ridge and it was known as the 'bridal district' when Kleinfelds was there. Now there are still some bridal shops but not nearly as many as there once was. I know Sposabella is still there, and they are pretty popular for headpieces and other accessories.
If you are interesed, you would need to take the R train to 86th Street and most of the shops are in the low 80s on 5th avenue.
As an added bonus, there is a Century 21 right there!!!

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YEA SPOSABELLA AND MORE STORES THERE ON 5TH AVENUE...for favors and head peices and veils...There is a place on Avenue U in brooklyn called Bridal Styles and theres Lotus on Avenue U as well all great boutiques.

You can also go to 18th avenue., theres Doris., and then theres Kelly's Creations..

Hmmm I dont knwo any stores on Lower East Sidde and i live there hmmm.

PS all of them are walk in

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Posted by KitWisdom

I don’t know anything much about Brooklyn, but I can tell you there’s a ton of wedding stuff in Chinatown. I used to live in the East Village and I remember taking the bus right through just tons of stores. Never went into any of them, so I can’t say about their quality or anything.

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My aunt looked for a dress in China town and they kept bringing her those china doll dresses i wouldnt recommend going there., they push you to buy nasty things.

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Posted by Mizzdimple

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Posted by MayBride08

Yes, I live in Bay Ridge and it was known as the 'bridal district' when Kleinfelds was there. Now there are still some bridal shops but not nearly as many as there once was. I know Sposabella is still there, and they are pretty popular for headpieces and other accessories.
If you are interesed, you would need to take the R train to 86th Street and most of the shops are in the low 80s on 5th avenue.
As an added bonus, there is a Century 21 right there!!!

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YEA SPOSABELLA AND MORE STORES THERE ON 5TH AVENUE...for favors and head peices and veils...There is a place on Avenue U in brooklyn called Bridal Styles and theres Lotus on Avenue U as well all great boutiques.

You can also go to 18th avenue., theres Doris., and then theres Kelly's Creations..

Hmmm I dont knwo any stores on Lower East Sidde and i live there hmmm.

PS all of them are walk in

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The places on Ave U have great headpieces etc. Everyone in my family has gone

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Posted by Mizzdimple

Are you getting married in the Riviera in Brooklyn?

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