Back when I thought my original dress was definitely “the one”, I went to try on veils at an independent bridal shop here in Austin. Although they didn’t have a ton of styles to try on, they offered custom orders for a pretty decent price. I decided on something that was halfway between the “Vegas veil” (a super short, two layer veil with tons of volume on top) and a simple cut-edge elbow length number, in ivory.
These two photos capture the look I was trying to go for: clean lines, simple and chic, with a bit of fullness at the top. You could call it that “fifties” pouf.
I thought I was all set for several weeks, until I got a call from the store saying they hadn’t placed my order yet because they didn’t remember whether I had asked for the two layers to be the same length or different lengths. Put on the spot like that, I couldn’t remember which I had decided on, and I didn’t want to make the wrong choice. Also, I was a bit miffed that it had been over three weeks and they still hadn’t placed my order. The woman who worked for the shop asked me to come back in to try on some more veils. I knew that they didn’t have any of the kind I wanted in the store, so I politely declined. I asked instead for her to email some pictures to me so that I could get an idea for what the two options would look like. Two more weeks went by, and I got nothing.
Now I am starting to doubt my own choices for the veil. Should I completely scrap the idea and start over? Should I go with a different store?
How did you deal with a vendor who messed something up?
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