Princess Bridlas

I went today with my mom to look for a mother of the bride dress at Princess Bridals in Farmingdale, as my mom was looking for one dress that they said they have.

Well after finding a dress we liked, we inquired about who made the dress, as the tag was cut out of the dress, the sales women stated that she would have to look it up. It appeared strange to me. They told us a name of a company, ofcourse I needed to look the company online and was unable to locate the dress.

I contacted another bridal store whom stated they also had this maker, I explained the dress and my mom and me headed right to this store.

It ends up that they told us the wrong maker.

I would not recommend this shop for anyone.

wow, one post and already telling us where to shop

thanks for the heads up

First post or not, I have to say I'm not surprised to hear this about this shop at all...

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Posted by smm2675

wow, one post and already telling us where to shop

thanks for the heads up

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Give her a chance!

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Posted by Sunrise813

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Posted by smm2675

wow, one post and already telling us where to shop

thanks for the heads up

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Give her a chance!

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agree

By law they have to notify you of the maker of the dress.

Next time someone pulls that stunt, let them know that. If you do a search, someone posted the exact law that states this.

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Posted by Sunrise813

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Posted by smm2675

wow, one post and already telling us where to shop

thanks for the heads up

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Give her a chance!

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please...this goes on too much. i hate seeing this crap....

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Posted by smm2675

wow, one post and already telling us where to shop

thanks for the heads up

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Ya know, I've been to that shop, and had exactly the same problem. They refused to tell me who the manufacturer of a dress was. At the time I didn't know the law required that they tell me. Add to that the fact that the dress in question was one I was interested in, but I thought it needed something on the train, since it was completely plain. They said they would call the manufacturer and see if they could order the trim separately to sew it around the base of the hem, and I never heard back from them.

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Posted by bubbuh77

I went today with my mom to look for a mother of the bride dress at Princess Bridals in Farmingdale, as my mom was looking for one dress that they said they have.

Well after finding a dress we liked, we inquired about who made the dress, as the tag was cut out of the dress, the sales women stated that she would have to look it up. It appeared strange to me. They told us a name of a company, ofcourse I needed to look the company online and was unable to locate the dress.

I contacted another bridal store whom stated they also had this maker, I explained the dress and my mom and me headed right to this store.

It ends up that they told us the wrong maker.

I would not recommend this shop for anyone.

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The same thing happeded to me!!! They are all liers ..... future brides stay away from princess bridal!!