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Last week I had my first dress fitting at David’s Bridal. When I walked into “the alterations department” I was a little nervous. Basically it was a big dressing room filled with other brides, their moms, and women with pins.
I was alone with my big poofy dress, crinoline and cowboy boots. I was shown a smaller dressing room and told to put on my gown. So I did… well I tried to.
(Did they really think I could zip it all the way up on my own?) So there I was, standing in my half-zipped wedding gown in the middle of a crowded room not knowing what to do next. Eventually, I spotted someone carrying a clipboard—a good sign! She directed me toward the mirror and told me to step onto the stage thing in front of it. I did. So there I was standing on a platform in the middle of a crowded room halfway into my gown. Honestly, I was really embarrassed. Everyone was staring at me. I assume they were wondering why I was holding up my gown instead of actually wearing it.
Finally, a seamstress came up to me to help with the zipper. She had it almost zipped up when she started yelling “I can’t get it to zip! I can’t even… you see? I can’t zip it! I don’t want to break it! It won’t zip!” Really, she was yelling at me. I felt so horrible. In a room full of people she was yelling at me. I know my boobs and I was not so surprised that it didn’t want to zip all the way up. I kept saying, “ok, ok” and she just kept yelling about how it wouldn’t zip.
When I ordered my gown they suggested I buy a size smaller than the one I had tried on. Apparently, the waist on the bigger one would have to be taken in. Well, the smaller one was too small in the boobage department. Not a big deal. Well, at least I didn’t think it was a big deal. Either you take in the waist or let out the boobs. The seamstress, on the other hand, made me feel like the biggest bride, wearing the smallest dress, in the world. I was beet red and sweating. I was so embarrassed.
So, they would let out the top. Problem solved. Then, she told me my dress was too long. When I tried it on the first time the head seamstress commented that the length was “perfect.” How come all of the sudden I would have to pay $75 to make my gown an inch shorter? I just told her “no thanks, I’ll look for different shoes I guess.” (I was wearing the same shoes I had been wearing all along.)
After I got myself out of my gown and back into my real clothes they told me that they needed my measurements for their records. After my fitting? With my jeans and jacket on? They haphazardly threw the measuring tape around me and shouted out the numbers to someone else in another room, behind a curtain. Maybe it was the Wizard of Oz. I assume the reason for the measurements is so that if your gown does not fit they can possibly blame the bride for gaining or losing weight. Or maybe at this point I was just being cynical.
Since then I have been so haunted by the words “IT WON’T ZIP!” that I wasn’t going to even write about my first fitting. Maybe buying a dress at a high end boutique would have been worth it after all. Maybe.
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Wow - that sounds terrible!! I’m so sorry that you had to go through that! I think you should have thrown a cherry pie in her face!
You poor thing! I would have been mortified!
Maybe you should take the dress as it is and bring it some where else for alterations? It seems that taking your measurements with clothes on would make the dress a little big on you?
I am so sorry. No bridal shop should make you feel like anything less than perfect. You will be gorgeous. No worries. From what I hear from people DB is hit or miss depending on the staff at that particulair location. They are not all bad yet some can be. Boobage is nothing to be ashamed of. Work it girl.
I’m sorry for you Miss Pineapple! DB has a deservedly awful reputation, especially in some areas, in my opinion. What about taking your dress to a different bridal salon all together for alterations? As an example, my bridal galleria does work for walk-ins, not just for people who buy their dresses there.
And the ordering a size two small? That’s just asking for disaster. They should have measured you (sans outerwear) and have ordered the size the best fit you, rather than suggest a masectomy after their botch up. Ughh. Now I’m so steamed for you.
That’s awful! What happened to a little class with customer service? I’m so sorry you had to go through that!
that sounds just dreadful. would have burst into tears… especially being there all alone and having to deal with that. i think it’s stories like this that give David’s Bridal and other big chain bridal shops a bad wrap. Unfortunately you end up with this kind of mentality when people aren’t hired for their expertise. I already know that no matter where i get my dress i’m bringing it to my seamstress… because i know she would never yell at me or make me cry.
Likely not the same DB, but I had really crappy service the last time I went there, too. The little sales girl was rude to my SIL and completely *forgot* to help me find a crinoline like I WENT IN THERE FOR. I decided to just shut my mouth and let them exchange my SIL’s dress and order it off ebay - I couldnt be happier.
I heard that David’s charges outrageous prices for their alterations, too. And also - most seamstresses in my area (private ones) always get the reviews of “she is probably the nicest person you will ever meet.” And that held true with mine, too (sometimes I think she’s being sarcastic, but no - just REALLY nice.)
If you can get out of having them do your dress, I would. Nobody should embarass their customer like that. Just wrong.
(PS - my dress from David’s didn’t fit me AT ALL. I never tried it on when I picked it up so now I tell myself it was their fault and they ordered me the wrong size. 
But my seamstress is amazing and fixed it right up for me.)
that does sound horrible I paid extra $150 for my dress for an experience of the store. I knew I could get my dress cheaper somewhere but I just picked whatever store I felt was the most comfortable in.
Oh no! I would take your dress to another (independent) seamstress for alterations — it it’s still an option. I’ve heard (the good ol’ Bridal Bargains book) that the alterations dept. is what makes David’s Bridal not so good. As an added bonus, many independent seamstresses charge less than boutiques (often while doing better work).
Oh, David’s Bridal! They also suggested I get a smaller size, I did, and they zipped it up (I was squished in!) and while excited that I had a smaller size, was a little worried. I chose to take the dress to a seamstress that I normally use. She immediately said she could get it to zip, but was really worried about the zipper. I opted to exchange it to a bigger size and get t altered down. My seamstress is also charging me considerably less than David’s. Good luck!
Ouch. Sorry it went so badly. I’m sure the dress will turn out just right in the end and that will be all that matters
oh my goodness!~ that is a horrible story! i am so sorry you had to deal with that, they should have done everything to make you feel beautiful. totally sucks.
I’m so sorry they made you feel bad about yourself! You should never feel that way, and they should know better than that. I second taking your dress to another place for alterations. You will be beautiful, sexy and gorgeous in your dress, so pay no mind to those people at DB.
Ick! That is a shame, because I loved my alterations experience (although it DID start with my dress not being able to be zipped up). I went with a woman who worked out of her home.
The one (only) good thing about David’s bridal is that they usually have these dresses in stock and can you get you a new size pretty quickly. I’d explore that option before letting them make any alterations.
Isn’t it funny, that usually dress shops recommend a larger size than you really need not smaller….
I agree with Miss Shortcake, as well as a couple other ladies who suggested taking it elsewhere. In addition, like many others, I have heard you never order a size down. Silly DB!
I suggest you contact either management at that store or contact their head office, and tell them about this experience. They should at least know how appallingly rude the seamstress was.
Yikes, I remember Ms. Mango getting measured for her dresses. For some reason, every time a measurement was taken, she’d look up at me to find some sort of reaction. Since then, I’ve learned to stare blankly at the wall.
I’m so sorry you had such an awful experience Miss P. Had that been me I would have felt exactly the same.
I have heard other people mention a bad experience with the seamstresses at DB. They are also known to be expensive. A friend of mine bought her dress there and had great service but skipped the alterations because she was concerned at the cost. She is so glad she did because she found a woman who had worked at DB at one point but also used to make wedding gowns. She did a meticulous job. Even savign all the beads that were removed when the dress was taken in so that my friend would have the extras just incast there was a repair needed after the wedding. The dress fit perfectly and the craftsmenship was wonderful.
Not for my fitting but this past weekend I tried on dresses and ripped the butt in one dress and broke the zipper on another. I have no fantasies about what size I am, the sales people just insisted I try on these dresses to get an idea of what I like. It was humiliating. I’ve never had a problem with my weight until I started planning for the “happiest day of my life”. It occurred to me this weekend that the bridal industry after oh say thousands of years of weddings, could make this a little easier on the brides.
My SIL ordered her dress from DB, and they told her that she needed to have about a 1/4″ taken up from the bottom hem. When she was told the cost (sorry, I don’t remember it right now), she decided she’d rather risk that little bit of length than pay the fee. She went for her last fitting and the attendant was so excited, telling my SIL, “The length is PERFECT! Good thing we took it up!”….They hadn’t done any alteration of the length…They were just trying to milk another few dollars out of a bride. Grr. I don’t like companies that rip off people, and for me (as my opinion, not passing judgement on those who go to DB), David’s Bridal represents a shady company.
You poor thing! I kinda of had the same experience…. When I tried on my sample back in october it was obviously way to big. They had me order a size that seemed like it would be right. (I tried on a ready to wear dress by the same designer in the size I was ordering). I have been working out all winter and watching what I am eating and at my fitting in June they got it to zip but it was sideways (mermaid style) and totally embarassing when they cut the hip open to let it out. Boo! I’ve saved the picture of the cut hip zoomed in so it will be my motivation to work out!
I’m so sorry that you had to deal with that.
One of my bridesmaids had a simular experiecne at David’s Bridal when she went into get her bridesmaid dress altered. My friend had to have major alterations because he dress had to be ordered 4 sizes bigger than she normal (her “girls” are much bigger). The woman doing her alterations was so rude to her, I almost walked out with my friend and took the dress somewhere else. (I now wish that I would have.)
The woman complained that my friend didn’t bring the correct bra to wear with the dress and that it would be had to alter it with the bra she was wearing. Mind you my friend has to order her bras from the UK and it takes about 3 weeks for shipping, so she ordered this one specifically for the dress thinking it would work. So my friend told the woman to do what she need to make it look decent. On top of everything the alterations cost almost 1 1/2 times more than the dress itself!
When she went to pick up the dress after the alterations, they couldn’t find her dress. And the reason was because they didn’t do it! It was hanging on the wrong dressing rack. This is four days BEFORE my wedding. So they had to do the alterations that day and have it ready for the next day. The dress was finished on time, but I would never refer anyone to that David’s Bridal for alterations.
I guess I was lucky because my wedding dress didn’t need alterations. Otherwise I don’t think I could have dealt with them.
It’s been almost a year since my wedding, and this still angers me.
I would suggest writting a letter to the manager or higher up person at that store.
There are seemingly endless posts about DB on these boards, and it appears that the majority of women have pretty poor experiences there. The dresses are (IMO) pretty poor quality and workmanship compared to what I saw for the same price at other bridal salons, and the service is terrible. Plus, whether you buy there or not, since they require you to “register” before you even look around, you get spam email from them for months. I guess the idea is that you can get a nice dress for not much money, but I’ll go ahead and say once again - my privately owned bridal salon, where I got excellent service, a large private fitting room, a consultant dedicated to helping me (rather than a girl with a clipboard who was helping three other people as well) found me numerous gorgeous dresses for well under $1000, including the one I bought.
And by the way, it fit perfectly. Didn’t need to be taken in, let out, or shortened. The only alteration I had done was the bustle. Although if you think about it, since they are taking your measurements and ordering from those, there’s not much excuse for anything else.
When I went in for my first fitting, my mom couldn’t get my dress zipped, either. I was a bit panicked because I knew I had lost weight since I ordered it 5 months prior. It turned out that the tightness was due to the padded bustier that I had purchased. Once we removed that, and I had a new non-padded bustier, the dress fit PERFECTLY! No alterations needed (amazing)!
Oh dear. You look absolutely tiny in your pictures, so I don’t know why the lady had to act so crazy.
Makes me glad my mom is going to be making my dress. I couldn’t imagine trusting someone else with such an important thing.
oh man that sounds horrible! i’ve been there before and its such a terrible feeling that you really start to dread going there. 
i agree with shortcake, maybe get the dress and have it altered somewhere else?
Miss Pineapple, thanks for having the courage to post about this! You’ve no doubt made others feel less alone in their not-so-good fitting experiences.
Weddingbee is (and should be!) about the good, the bad, and the ugly when it comes to wedding planning — thanks again for sharing.
Wow, that is stink-o-man. I’m so sorry, Miss P - I often have the experience of going into stores and having them say something like, “Oh, sorry, we don’t have anything that big.” 
So I totally know how awful that feels.
I had my dress custom made (well, I sent all my very carefully-taken measurements several thousand miles away) and the dress had some MAJOR problems when I had my first fitting. The designer, who has received almost universally glowing reviews everywhere I’ve read, didn’t believe my height measurement could be that tall (I’m 5′10″ and was wearing 2″ heels… not THAT gigantic, IMHO) and ended up with a dress that was initially 4″-5″ too short. She worked her magic and made the whole thing fit eventually, although there are a lot more extra pieces of fabric sewn together than I would have liked. I still love the dress, but it definitely didn’t help my self-esteem any when my boobs were falling out the sides and my gimpy ankle was entirely visible in my “floor-length” dress.
If it is an option, taking your dress to another seamstress sounds like a really good idea. Also, since it’s DB’s fault the bust didn’t/doesn’t fit, maybe they’ll exchange it for a size larger at no charge. I know they’re not known for having the greatest customer service, but they *are* still a large, successful national business - so they have to have some interest in making customers happy! Just make sure you seek out a really nice manager before you ask for the favor, but you know that already.
Pineapple, I’ll come throw a pie at her if you want me to! Seriously, though, maybe you should take your dress to another seamstress? I wouldn’t trust them after that experience.
I’m sorry you had such a bad experience
As a lady who is also blessed in the boobal area I know the feeling.
Oh no, that sounds horrible! If it makes you feel better, here’s one gal who’s totally, totally jealous that you were spilling out in the boobage area. I think that’s RAD. I’m afraid they might have to sew shoulder pads into the boobs of my dress. 
wow that is horrible experience. I am reading this booked called Bridal Bargains and they have a whole section about wedding gowns and seamstresses. The authors advise you to ask the salon for the size chart for that dress brand. Order the size that fits the largest measurements of your body. Never compare a size to the dress you are trying on because most samples have been tried on so many times that it has been stretched out. It is also a good thing you didnt listen to the seamstress to adjust the bottom. You can always ask them to adjust the bottom but once they adjust it there is no turning back.
Davids Bridal has been nothing but rude to myself and to another friend of mine who was a bride to be in 2006. I’m surpirsed they stay in business.
Oh noooo!! That is so terrible! The WB Mafia is gonna have to make a stop by THAT DB location. I’m sorry Miss P.
I went to DB to try on dresses… worst hour of my life. After refusing to let me try ANY of the eight dresses I had picked out before hand (as they had requested I do to “save time for the consultant”) I got to try on two one that was over $1,000.00 outside of my budget, which I had told the woman at least 20 times about, and also that had the poofiest skirt and longest train I’d ever seen (after my specific request for a destination gown…) and one that was just heinous. After trying the second one, she refused to get me another gown because (and I quote) “that would just get you comparing things, and with a wedding dress that’s really the last thing you want.” WHAT?
that is horrible Ms. P ! if its too late to take it somewhere else, can you at least request a different seamstress next time ?
Miss Pineapple, I’m so sorry you went through that! How awful.
That is just awful, how embarrassing. There is just no excuse for that kind of rudeness. Hello, they are working with brides. They should know by know that we are sensitive people and you can’t go around screaming about how the dress is too small. They should have reassured you that it is no problem, we’ll just let it out a little, instead of working themselves into a frenzy.
Agree with PP, take it somewhere else. I abhor the knot local boards because of snarkiness but they might be able to recommend a private seamstress with more tact and skill.
As someone with a small(er) waist and large large breasts, I know how it feels to have all dresses zip up to a certain point and then just….stop. So frustrating that you had to feel like you were on display while you were going through all of that, and in the dress you had dreamed about for so long!
Man, just affirms my dislike for DB. I hate the stalking and pushiness. I’d definitely say go elsewhere!
Sorry to hear you had to go through something like that! That is sad! Did you call David’s Bridal corporate to tell them about your experience? You should. You don’t deserve to be treated like that! Even if they don’t do anything for you, at least you let them know what is going on in one of their stores. I had great service at the place where I got my dress - an Alfred Angelo Boutique - but when scheduling the first fitting, the girl was REALLY rude to me over the phone. I was so surprised by the bad service since I usually had wonderful experiences there, so I called corporate about it because I was really feeling like I was going to cry. I didn’t really want anything, just an apology so I would feel better. Needless to say, I had amazing service at the next fitting. They even gave me a free gown preservation kit to get the bad taste out of my mouth - It worked! I still LOVE and recommend Alfred Angelo and my dress came out so so perfect!! Anyway…David’s is a nationwide chain, so they need to have a good reputation. Not that you should go in and say “I’m a WeddingBee, so I deserve special treatment,” but you are in the position to influence a TON of brides-to-be!! Your bad experience is probably making a lot of girls out there think twice about even considering going to David’s. You should definitely call corporate!!
I gained weight and so my wedding gown was too small (I had a misses 16 and needed a women’s 18, so it was like a size and a half small - no where near closing). I was basically told “Too bad!” by the store owner… sobbed about it for a week… called back to try again and got a SUPER nice manager who basically told me her boss is a bitch and that if I came in right that moment, she would be able to do the exchange, no fee (other than the $100 difference between the “misses” cost and the “womens” cost). I was SO grateful, I almost cried at the store. I saved her card and when the wedding is all over, I’m going to write a very nice letter to them about her.
You know it’s a terrible boss when the employees openly talk about how awful she is in front of a customer. They had to use some secret code to do the exchange in the register so she wouldn’t catch it, etc. I plan to write a second letter about how unhelpful she was.
i’d pick up the dress and take it somewhere else. you’d get better service for a much cheaper price [db almost always ups the alterations prices].
i totally second miss teaberry’s suggestion of complaining. i did the same after an unfortunate experience at a db [where we had a wonderful time at before] and they offered us discounts on alterations and accessories. i didn’t take them up on it since i flat out refused to step foot near one of their stores ever again but definitely let your voice be heard. that kind of attitude should not happen. mail the store manager AND the corporate office.
Oh, and I should add - she said there were notes in the account that the sales lady told me not to buy the dress because it wouldn’t fit but I insisted. As if a bride would buy a dress that doesn’t fit? Are they insane?
This is also David’s Bridal, but it really depends on which one you go to. I recently moved and the one by where I used to live was magnificent - super nice and always willing to help in any way possible (rush alterations, exchanges, etc). Thankfully my dress fits perfectly now (without alterations) and all I need them for is the bustle.
that you ladies for your words of encouragement! there has been a development in the story since I posted! (No doubt because of all of your comments.) I will write about it asap, all I can say for now is “oh the power of the internet!”
I want to punch that lady. Wait…was that too violent of a response?
I am glad you found a dress you liked there. (And it looks beautiful!) I am NOT a fan of Davids Bridal. I cannot believe she treated you like that. You aren’t flat chested but its not like you are dolly parton!! YEESH! When I was there trying on dresses, my DB helper chicka was amazing. And I dont mean that in a good way. There was a dress I kinda liked, she checkd, found out it was on sale, and managed to make that sound like a terrible thing. I was amazed at the ability to make a sale sound bad - and also amazed that with LOTS of nightmare DB stories out there that they manage to survive.
DB gets a negative rating from me as well. Great for spending the least amount possible, but otherwise… basically just a major pain.
As a bridesmaid(moh), I had a dress from David’s Bridal. I went in and had them order the specific one that should fit. I had them take measurements etc. The dress that they ordered did not fit properly at all. They took me to the fitting department and started pinning…the price for the alterations was going to be more that the cost of the top…and since I know a little about alterations I can tell you that it still wasn’t going to fit properly… I ended up taking the dress to a local seamstress. I did write to the corporate office…the woman’s attitude was basically that you get what you pay for…which I agree…(David’s bridal is like going to Walmart… no customer service) she told me that she bought her daughter’s gown at Kleinfields in NYC. Recently one of my friend’s wore another of their bridesmaid’s gowns… it fit terribly and she couldn’t find a way to have it altered properly. Another friend was pressured by them to purchase immediately…as if she was ordering late… she had just gotten engaged and had over 9 months until the wedding. I’m from the Pittsburgh area, and I have found that small local bridal shops are better at customer service!
This is just another reason NOT to ever go to David’s Bridal. Sorry this happened to you. :’(
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I am soooo sorry that happened to you. What an idiot!!! Every woman is built differently and as a seamstress, she SHOULD know that. On another note, I also purchased my dress and veil at David’s Bridal and am happy with my selection. One thing I knew from the beginning though and that was that I was NOT going to get the alterations done there. Don’t ask me why, but I just had a *FEELING*. I actually received a referral for a seamstress from the bridal shop where my future MIL purchased my jewelry.
I am an Alterations Manager at Davids.
I read all of the comments.
I have a few things to say in response.
I agree that the measurements should have never been called out.
As for taking them over relatively fitted clothing, that is the best way to take them besides undressed. Taking measurement in undergarments would be best, but David’s feels that is uncomfortable for the customer.
As for all the other bad experiences, I can not speak for other locations, but I bend over backwards for the customers.
I have a very distinct eye for fit and I make sure the dress fits perfectly. Sometimes that is a difficult task due to customers purchasing dresses off the rack that do not fit but are cheaper.
Another reason that they do not fit is that the customer is a petite and has purchased a misses. Davids does carry petite dresses, but rarely do the customers purchase them, because they have to be special ordered and the customer either does not want to pay or she waited too close to her wedding to have it ordered. About 50% of the customers do not come in early enough to have it ordered or want a deal so they purchase off the rack causing the size to be difficult to fit. We do our best to fit these customers. We fit customers who are pregnant, which requires special considerations.
I have personally told customers that they do not need anything done or come back closer to the wedding so we will not be charging you twice when they are planning to lose weight. I always consider the best way to fit the dress properly at the least cost to the customer.
Our consultants always suggest the size that fits the largest part of the body. Yes they do occasionally note that a different size was recommended ( which is 99% of the time larger) The reason for that is that it is best to fit the largest part of the body and take it in.
Our alteration prices are standard for Bridal. Remember that includes the assurance that, if it is not right, another dress can be ordered; a guarantee that you do not have if you take it elsewhere.
My ladies are experience in working on the specific styles numerous times and with bridal fabrics; a factor that is not the case if you take it to another alterations place.
I have checked into the price at other Bridal alterations specialists and their prices have been either higher or about the same.
I am sorry for all the bad experiences, however all locations do not represent the way in which I prefer to conduct business. I am new to this business. Our alterations department experienced some difficulty due to my transition, but we have tried our best.
Many places have difficulty keeping good alts specialist due to the nature off the business. Brides are very emotional about their bodies and the fit.
I do my best to have the dress fit them in a way that best flatters their figure. Sometimes that perfection on my part causes the price to be higher. I try to reassure the bride and ease her mind. Over and over, I have customers say thank you to me, by name. These customers do not put messages on blogs or bother to fill out the customer survey. Unfortunately most people get inspired to write about negative experiences and rarely think about it if all went well. I am guilty of not having gone out of my way to commend good service.
Hi Everyone! I am going to be the Matron of Honor in my sister’s April wedding, and recently found out that I was pregnant. Being that this is the 2nd pregnancy, I can already tell that I am definitly going to bigger this time around! I will be about 4.5 months pregnant. I know that the dress we got (F12441, Pool, size 12) is not going to fit at that time, esp. since it’s a little snug around the middle area. I called David’s Bridal to ask what their return/exchange policy was, and the gal I spoke with was rude to me! Seriously- I just want to exchange for 1 size up, not return it for cash! I don’t even know if they have it in store, since the girl wouldn’t help me on the phone. She insisted that I bring in the gown, and they would see what they can do. But she kept on saying that they don’t do exchanged. My fear is that the gown is already on clearance online, and the pool color is no longer available. I didn’t want to worry the bride, since she purchased the gowns as a gift in her fiance’s state (tax-free). I don’t know what to do. If my own local David’s bridal is unwilling to help me, what can I do?
I’ve checked Ebay, craigslist, and even googled for the gown. Other gals have mentioned that David’s Bridal does returns/exchanges on their personal blogs, so I was surprised to be treated so rudely.
Advice, ladies?
Hi - I exchanged my bridesmaid AND wedding dress for size at David’s. They most definitely do even exchanges. I had to have the bridesmaid dress shipped from somewhere and they only charged $20.
thanks, Chris!! I told the woman on the phone that other brides have done this before, but she was pretty insistent!
Wow - I can’t believe that. I would ask her for her supervisor and/or call corporate. Do you have the reciept? If so, you may want to take it to a different David’s and try there.
I was talked into buying a headband by my mom, and a month before my wedding I realized that I didn’t want to wear it. They wouldn’t give me a refund, but did let me exchange for merchandise in the store.
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