I don't know what to do I feel like I'm living every brides worst nightmare . My coworker just called me to tell me the bridal store where i'm getting my dress altered had a major fire. I don't know any details all i can do is hope and pray til tomorrow morning. With less than a month before my wedding this is about all i can take. please put me in your Liw prayers tonight! P.s it was Spossabella in brooklyn
MAJOR UPDATE; JUST SPOKE TO THE OWNER MY DRESS IS OK , SMELLS LIKE SMOKE BUT ITS OK .I FELT SO BAD SHE WAS CRYING SO MUCH AND THEN I WAS CRYING BUT ITS FINE. THANKS AGAIN EVERYONE FOR YOUR PRAYERS AND SUPPORT!
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Oh no! Well wait and see what happens tomorrow...I hope all is well.
The heartsick owner of a burned-to-the-ground Brooklyn bridal salon yesterday braved the smoldering remains to rescue hundreds of dresses for her beloved customers.
Alice Sena, 59, ignored fire marshals trying to keep her out of Sposabella Couture, on Fifth Avenue in Bay Ridge, after flames gutted the boutique in the early-morning hours.
'They said, 'You have to leave the stuff.' I said, 'No. I need to get the dresses,' a shaken Sena told The Post.
'I ran up the stairs. They kept trying to stop me. We grabbed them all and got them out. I saved the dresses for the brides. I saved them for the girls.'
Sena, whose 25 years in the business put four kids through college, sobbed as what fire officials suspect was an electrical blaze consumed her shop at about 2 a.m.
'She was more heartbroken about her clients than herself,' said her son, James, 38. 'She's trying to keep it together [for] her brides.'
The dresses will be professionally cleaned, said Sena, who will do fittings out of her home for now.
Brooklynite Lisa Santana, 38, stopped by the shop yesterday to collect her sister's bridal gown for a Sept. 25 wedding. 'Alice grabbed, like, 200 dresses,' she said.
The heartsick owner of a burned-to-the-ground Brooklyn bridal salon yesterday braved the smoldering remains to rescue hundreds of dresses for her beloved customers.
Alice Sena, 59, ignored fire marshals trying to keep her out of Sposabella Couture, on Fifth Avenue in Bay Ridge, after flames gutted the boutique in the early-morning hours.
'They said, 'You have to leave the stuff.' I said, 'No. I need to get the dresses,' a shaken Sena told The Post.
'I ran up the stairs. They kept trying to stop me. We grabbed them all and got them out. I saved the dresses for the brides. I saved them for the girls.'
Sena, whose 25 years in the business put four kids through college, sobbed as what fire officials suspect was an electrical blaze consumed her shop at about 2 a.m.
'She was more heartbroken about her clients than herself,' said her son, James, 38. 'She's trying to keep it together [for] her brides.'
The dresses will be professionally cleaned, said Sena, who will do fittings out of her home for now.
Brooklynite Lisa Santana, 38, stopped by the shop yesterday to collect her sister's bridal gown for a Sept. 25 wedding. 'Alice grabbed, like, 200 dresses,' she said.
Wow- thats so touching that her clients meant that much to her she went back into a burning building.
The heartsick owner of a burned-to-the-ground Brooklyn bridal salon yesterday braved the smoldering remains to rescue hundreds of dresses for her beloved customers.
Alice Sena, 59, ignored fire marshals trying to keep her out of Sposabella Couture, on Fifth Avenue in Bay Ridge, after flames gutted the boutique in the early-morning hours.
'They said, 'You have to leave the stuff.' I said, 'No. I need to get the dresses,' a shaken Sena told The Post.
'I ran up the stairs. They kept trying to stop me. We grabbed them all and got them out. I saved the dresses for the brides. I saved them for the girls.'
Sena, whose 25 years in the business put four kids through college, sobbed as what fire officials suspect was an electrical blaze consumed her shop at about 2 a.m.
'She was more heartbroken about her clients than herself,' said her son, James, 38. 'She's trying to keep it together [for] her brides.'
The dresses will be professionally cleaned, said Sena, who will do fittings out of her home for now.
Brooklynite Lisa Santana, 38, stopped by the shop yesterday to collect her sister's bridal gown for a Sept. 25 wedding. 'Alice grabbed, like, 200 dresses,' she said.
Wow- thats so touching that her clients meant that much to her she went back into a burning building.
The heartsick owner of a burned-to-the-ground Brooklyn bridal salon yesterday braved the smoldering remains to rescue hundreds of dresses for her beloved customers.
Alice Sena, 59, ignored fire marshals trying to keep her out of Sposabella Couture, on Fifth Avenue in Bay Ridge, after flames gutted the boutique in the early-morning hours.
'They said, 'You have to leave the stuff.' I said, 'No. I need to get the dresses,' a shaken Sena told The Post.
'I ran up the stairs. They kept trying to stop me. We grabbed them all and got them out. I saved the dresses for the brides. I saved them for the girls.'
Sena, whose 25 years in the business put four kids through college, sobbed as what fire officials suspect was an electrical blaze consumed her shop at about 2 a.m.
'She was more heartbroken about her clients than herself,' said her son, James, 38. 'She's trying to keep it together [for] her brides.'
The dresses will be professionally cleaned, said Sena, who will do fittings out of her home for now.
Brooklynite Lisa Santana, 38, stopped by the shop yesterday to collect her sister's bridal gown for a Sept. 25 wedding. 'Alice grabbed, like, 200 dresses,' she said.
Wow- thats so touching that her clients meant that much to her she went back into a burning building.
I'm praying for your dress!
Seriously, what a GOOD person!!!
Hopefully the dress is okay!!!
Praying that your dress was one of the ones that was saved..
