4000 Miles for the Dream Gown! | Curvy Brides Boutique TLC

[@kathesteiner8830]

I'd fly across the world to have these ladies fit me for my wedding dress!

[@jb6712]

Neither of them have anything to do with the store anymore. Al had gastric bypass surgery years ago and lost a ton of weight, and no longer wants to be part of the bigger woman scene. Jo was very ill a few years ago, nearly died, and now is taking it easy in retirement.

[@thomasduck5802]

I miss Jo and Al so much

[@deniceetterholehan7653]

Same!

[@ladyjustice1474]

Removing the mesh is a bad idea. Why buy a dress with a mesh neckline if you don't like it.

[@candacejones8578]

The 2nd bride should have left the dress the way it was or pick another dress .

[@renaeallen9519]

Both brides are gorgeous ❤

[@bettinadewoof3309]

The neckline with the mesh balances out her figure. Taking it off is a mistake.

[@melodied4314]

Absolutely love bride #1's chosen dress.❤ Second bride's chosen dress was beautiful UNTIL she removed the mesh 😢

[@kat2743-s7p]

I felt so bad for the mum who worked all hours to buy a gorgeous dress, then the bride goes and does that to it....😢

[@jydeinden]

@@kat2743-s7p And the worst part is Even IF she wanted to sell the dress again I dont think she would get alot of money "back" because she did this to the dress..

[@letfreedomring4240]

A total ruination of that beautiful dress by removing the mesh.

[@janettewebster2151]

Very true. The original mesh & off the shoulder strap, was lovely & took away the attention from her upper arms 😢

[@hempmaiden]

Totally agree. It’s a very beautiful neckline with the mesh and was designed that way. Just a travesty to remove it!

[@BBlair-if8tj]

She was happy. Practice your belief in freedom.🙄

[@virginiaboone9503]

Expressing your opinion is okay as well.

[@maryyoung4777]

Please bring them back!!

[@HeronCoyote1234]

The only thing I’d change about the illusion dress is bring it up to the shoulder cap, rather than on the upper arm. Kia’s dress was stunning on her.

[@deidrekeneally2127]

I am not even the bride really liked it without the mesh at the end.

[@elysedewyngaert178]

Love the Bride’s vision, it’s a lovely youthful neckline. Congratulations 💕

[@janettemartin4604]

I must mention I am seeing the red lipstick a lot lately! It’s a tricky color for ME but I am REALLY loving it!

[@DeborahHMarks]

I wish they would tell us the names of the dresses.

[@debbiee6535]

Sounds like you talking through a wall you can't hear

[@RevLeigh55]

She shouldn’t have altered it.

[@trayciepitcher3098]

The first bride's dress was beautiful. The second bride's dress looks awful since she took the mesh away.

[@cyflym11]

Needn't bother watching this now as we were shown the 'dream dress' in the first thirty seconds.

[@RockyMtnRebecca]

She ruined that dress! Why??

[@logiclanguagelearningFrench]

But she lives near Lori and Monty !

[@jb6712]

The SISTER lived in Atlanta, not the bride. Bride had moved to England and was engaged to an Englishman.

[@elzaaltmann]

We need another term for "princess". It sounds so childish

[@RevLeigh55]

Regal or elegant.

[@Madamchief]

🤷‍♀️ the whole concept of "happily ever after" is kinda childish too

[@kathesteiner8830]

I never used that for myself either but if princess describes their vision and feeling, then more power to them❤

[@jb6712]

Especially for women clearly in their late 20s and early 30s, and who are much larger than any fairytale "princess" (I'm a very large woman myself, and I know how silly it looks to wear dresses that add the illusion of many extra pounds onto an already huge body).