Weddingbee Blog

I would do it.
I paid thousands for my dress, and I think it got a little wrinkled after I picked it up from the store, brought it to the hotel, then had my PA’s drive it to the church. What is an extra couple hundred to avoid that stress??

Mary– “What is a couple extra hundred to avoid that stress??”

To me, it’s adding a couple more items to my dessert buffet, having to-die-for decorations or getting the cake topper I really want. Remember, not everyone’s lucky enough to have a ginormous budget.

that’s what BM’s are for.. take the money and spend on your BM’s instead.

I think it’s just a waste of money. I for one, wouldn’t hire anyone, and I agree that it’s a personal moment, and that you should include your BMs, and your mother…I know that’s what I’m going to want. And honestly, no matter WHAT you do, or WHO you hire, there are going to be little things that go wrong in your wedding, and I don’t necessarily think that’s a bad thing. I’m not perfect, either.

I never heard of a dresser until I went to my first fitting. The look of concern on my dress designer’s face when I told her that I didn’t have one was priceless. I couldn’t believe that such a service existed. As a joke, I made a big deal about not having one and asked a good friend from high school, who I was not able to include in the bridal party, to be my “dresser.” Now I can tell my dress designer that I am flying one in from Canada.