Will the Bride Find a Dress Under Her £1000 Budget? | Say Yes To The Dress UK

Zara wants a dress with lots of bling & sparkle but has a small budget of £1000, will she be able to find a dress that satisfies her tastes while still respecting the budget?
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[@saddu93]

Why tf put a bride in a dress she can't afford? This happens all the time. It just breaks people's heart. You can ask her first of she can stretch the budget if not leave it. Don't put her into it , make her all emotional and then telling her she can't afford it is just wrong on so many levels!.

[@cocob8853]

Yes, but it’s a more high end store for rich people and the dresses are probably in really good quality. If she really wanted something below her budget she should have went somewhere else where they even have dresses for £500 better than that with more detail. If they find them a dress below her budget it would have been too plain for her and she probably wouldn’t have liked it. But yea I feel like they are greedy and always want more money so they go over the budget but if it’s unlimited they go straight to a £22,000 dress.....

[@andreademetro3757]

The bride did say if it was the right dress she could stretch the budget.

[@653j521]

@@cocob8853 Professionals find out the price point and what the bride/family will pay because if they are put in a dress out of the price point, nothing the right price will satisfy the bride. If the bride says the budget isn't set in stone, that means they can keep looking at a higher price point. If you have watched many episodes of the American "Say Yes to the Dress" you know they warned about that every season. The difference in quality at various levels is seducing. It is death to the appointment to allow the bride to try on an extravagantly expensive dress. They won't be able to sell her anything she can buy after that. What is wrong with showing a wealthy customer the best the shop has in stock if that is what she wants to try on? Why stock it if you don't want to show it to anybody? That makes no sense. Some customers want to show off and have a dress by a famous designer. The store has such dresses. How is that being greedy? They have a range for various price points, including "I can afford anything so run it past me, baby." They aren't there to judge. They are there to make you happy so you will tell your friends and they will get their dresses at that shop. If you don't want to be shown an expensive dress, either say so or go where they aren't available. Simple. Disclaimer: not all wedding shop salespeople are professionals and some are pushy and greedy. The pros, though, know that is a poor strategy for long run success, for instance Kleinfeld's has been in business since 1941.

[@n.k.s74]

Probably for the show. As much as I love SYttD most "reality tv" is staged in one way or another.

[@miagabriel5310]

She was opened to stretch the budget dumbass

[@gracehowell.]

I love how she says "That's the point of a budget". Someone really needs to tell the people who work at this store.

[@catladyfromky4142]

Someone tell the brides to come in this store with more than £1000 to spend. This shop has designer labels, is in an expensive part of England (more than Lancashire), and is in a mall. Don't go to Ruth Chris Steakhouse with $20 and expect a full meal.

[@amnajunejo4883]

1000 dollars can buy you a nice dress at your local boutique

[@Sharon-pb7so]

You are absolutely right. My DIL got her dress at a local bridal shop, it was a Casablanca and absolutely gorgeous. It's was $800. She looked stunningly beautiful in it.

[@sandramorcos9090]

YES!

[@Alyssa684]

Mine was $250 and way more gorgeous than any of these lol

[@Alyssa684]

Halo Davis Have you been dress shopping?

[@rumibloom619]

I wish... I've looked at all my local boutiques and the cheapest I could find was 1600.... :( Thinking I have to just DIY a dress at this point.

[@hannahm107]

Why is £1000 a low budget? It’s not at all! Dresses I’ve been looking at are £500-700 and are gorgeous!

[@rivernoellesegreto656]

👌

[@heavenlymilano]

Exactly! 1000 pounds is fortune to spend on one white dress!

[@korey1293]

There’s nothing wrong with going with a budget option at all, but this is like her going into a Sephora with a 20$ bill and wanting a full face of makeup..just not likely to happen. She would have had more options had she gone to a different shop

[@zamarisafi1039]

Hannah Brothers I try to find a dress for 100 pounds

[@sarahholland1375]

It's a large, high end boutique so the stock & prices reflect that. A smaller more normal 'town High Street' boutique will usually be cheaper.

[@cindytaylor698]

I felt so proud of the bride for sticking with her budget! She looked lovely.

[@liad0x]

"It's a litttttlee bit over budget" literally went 50% over budget.

[@catladyfromky4142]

The dresses in this shop usually start at £1500. Princess, sparkly, etc. cost money. If she has a beer budget she shouldn't go to a fine wine shop. And what's with the "almost 50%" more about? If you came in wanting something for $1 and all the shop has cost over $2, you'd say "that's 100% more! Outrageous!" But it is only $1 more. This is bridal. That means $$. IDK why all you people are doing the math equations but not looking at where her budget is versus what the shop has. Your minds are not computing the whole scenario here. The bride said she had wiggle room. The consultant showed her the cheapest dress in the store with one of her requirements. Then she showed her a dress within her budget soxshe could make a more well-informed decision. What is the problem here? Only with this series of SYTTD do brides routinely come in with budgets at the low price point of the shop. And of course they want bling and "wow factor" details. All of you complaining don't see that the consultants (and David) do the best they can with the budgets they are given. Hence the "is there any stretch?" question usually pops out with low budget brides. Stop complaining and really look at the appointment instead of just hating .

[@nadayousef5143]

The first dress is 450 over budget why would the consultant show that to her 450 is not “a little stretch “ 🤦🏻‍♀️

[@korsifenison9548]

Nada Yousef the consultant was inconsiderate that’s why I don’t enjoy watching the uk one

[@juliagross3136]

Yes! A “little stretch” is $100 at most I feel! $100 is still 10 percent of her original budget!

[@gyjgjyfjyd44]

I was so mad when the consultant tried to up-sell the bride with the first gown. It really broke her heart when she had realised that the gown is way over budget 😭

[@pratishthabajracharya7]

50% comments- *About the dress and bride and consultant and budget* 50% comments- *About the mom rubbing the baby's head*

[@vallee3140]

she got on my nerves rubbing its hair away

[@captainjennifer]

😂 Me too!! But I wonder if they got 1 shot of that action and showed it 3 times?

[@madhudesai9343]

I feel like they're being disrespectful by giving her that dress

[@ViviRmah]

The consultant wasn’t helper at all 🤦🏻‍♀️

[@janninmarie8385]

Maybe I’m old fashioned but I feel like there is something off being with a guy for 13 years and the woman had to propose. I mean, has it not occurred to him within 13 years that he wants to spend his life with her?

[@melissar6452]

It took my man only three months

[@laeiyal7661]

That is what I was thinking 🙄

[@amlisking8217]

Agreed...it does make one think....

[@shariparrilla7610]

I agree

[@Anne24499]

totally agree. Theres something off about this guy.

[@amythiessen1278]

My wedding dress was $400 but was on sale for 99.99. You don't need to pay lots for a dress and still look beautiful 🥰

[@RachelRamirezCaroline]

I’m really glad she went with the short dress. She looks lovely in both but I rarely see anyone choose or pull off a tea length like she can.

[@agnes15101968]

The cheaper dress looked WAY more special and elegant on her than the first one, which was just boring. The one she bought was perfect! By the way: she should go for dresses in her everyday life, she is not the jeans-type at all, but dresses probably look awesome on her!

[@mamabear9646]

Sad that she did that to her client, leaving her feeling "deflated". This is added stress she should never have put on her

[@JustHeAndMe7733]

I love this bride! She's unconventional and has common sense while having dreams as well. I don't like that the very first dress the consultant offers is so much over budget. The consultants need to always keep in mind that not every bride is swayed by glitz over budget.

[@ButiLao44]

"This one is just a little bit over her budet" *is 150% her budget* lmao where do these people think money comes from?

[@welsha7484]

Could you stop rubbing that baby's head. geez

[@BElle-Ballentine]

Maybe it's soothing for the baby 😑

[@jacquelinelee8618]

Caribbean Empress shut up! If it bothers you look away and keep your yap closed!😡

[@welsha7484]

@@jacquelinelee8618 lmao. Seriously. Girl get a life. It was meant to be a joke. You are a so ridiculous.

[@welsha7484]

@@BElle-Ballentine Yh it looks like that is preventing him/her from crying and disturbing the appointment.

[@itpaynesme]

Caribbean Empress yeah, it’s to soothe them, calm them down, stop the baby from being upset.. don’t know why that’s a bad thing lmao

[@julietteoscaralphanovember2223]

Fifty percent over their budget isn't just a little over!! She still has to pay for alterations!!

[@madelinesikes9853]

To everyone hating on the consultant, she is a salesperson! She probably has a family she has to feed and at the end of the day, the more she conveniences people to go over budget, the more she'll get paid. It sucks but that's just the way life works

[@jessicapayne697]

The consultant needs to pay the rest of the budget for the 1st dress!! It’s their job to not have bride try on dresses over their budget! It’s messed up,unprofessional and has the bride feeling extremely deflated! The opposite of this experience for the bride!

[@saras2367]

I think that If the consult gave her a long dress it will be more elegant and classy than a midi one, but the bride looks stunning anyway! 🌷

[@carinel.1333]

Midi ist better because you don't Walk in the skirt

[@idaaidaa9469]

Such great friends she has!

[@kiraanastasiaandersen1145]

Even if i am loaded with money idk if im gonna pay more than 1500 for a dress, like its crazy

[@MsNekaa26]

I didn't understand why the consultant went so much over budget honestly when she said it's a little bit more about you I thought it was maybe like $100 maybe 200 or 400 she knew better

[@someone-sg3iv]

I don't know why but when I read the title, I thought it said £100 budget and I was thinking how she can come to an expensive boutique to buy a sparkly quality dress for £100

[@Chantieslife]

I respect her for staying within the budget no matter what

[@Sakura-uz4kc]

the dress shows her personality so well . her 2nd dress was cute and unique . and it suits her more than the first one. she looks flawless and really pretty . what i don't like is her friends . if they like the first dress better on her than why dont they paid the extra money . one of her friend have zara's bag .... they can split 400 into 100 pounds on one person ...and i think the bride can definately pay 1100 pounds or 1145 pounds by herself .... if she was my friend i would definately paid the extra budget even it costs me to starve myself for few days .

[@Redwater352]

Extremely unprofessional of the consultant to put the bride in an overbudget dress and sort of put it in her face that she can't afford it. The bride is so sweet and beautiful, deserves better treatment than that. Heartbreaking! I'm furious tbh

[@victorialine5984]

Dress number two is perfect, but the veil is not and doesn't suit that style of dress. A floral head dress or sparkly comb is the way to go.

[@alisonfraser3305]

Her friends are so nice. They were honest, tactful and kept her on track with her goals. I think the tea length was nicer on her. It was a great fit. She may not have needed alterations. The train would have been a hazard and all torn up in that banquet hall.

[@ysbyttybedbug]

I actually much preferred her in the second dress, I thought she looked gorgeous and it wasn’t a cookie-cutter dress. And what a lovely, lovely lady!

[@lindacruz5960]

I found my dress for $500 is a Maggie Sottero and I got it in clearance. It only needed a small alteration in the sleeves but is my dream wedding dress😍. Is not necessary to spend thousands on a dress I can’t wait to wear it on my wedding this December.

[@carolbutler6932]

Anyone who is your "friend" must respect you, and that includes your budget.

[@deepadcruz6483]

I would never go to this shop if i was a bride, they always puts their brides over the budget and put titles that indicate not being rich enuf is a her fault or something (even when there are gud dresses within the budget) . Some are forced to buy over the budget dresses bcoz they can't get their mind off it once they have alrdy wore it and some get disappointed bcoz they cannot afford it anyhow.

[@deepadcruz6483]

I just love US and Atlanta versions. They stick to the budget almost always and lets the bride know the price before she puts on a gown, rather than being sadistic to depress the bride.

[@deepadcruz6483]

well don't we all want the best that we can get for our money? If i had already told her budget and then when consultant show me a pretty dress, i will assume it is within my range. Who wud guess UK syttd ppl are set to make them disappointed.

[@shellykevinbaumgartner7612]

What a supportive group of friends!

[@LAVirgo67]

The dress is so pretty. Love the head band, but the veil does not go w/ a tea length. I would look at cute hats with a short veil or netting. Sort of 50s style.

[@IsomerMashups]

Rule 1 of not being disappointed (when shopping for anything): ask the price before you even try it.

[@uphillhomestead6188]

I'm so glad she was able to "bling it up" so that she was happy with the in budget dress .

[@victorialine5984]

She could have blinged up the dress herself for much less than the shop will charge her. You can buy sparklies and ribbon for a do it yourself or get something ready made.

[@Jj_riv]

UK consultant on SYTTD: so what’s the budget? Bride: I- UK consultant on SYTTD: so is there wiggle room???

[@magalybravo7632]

I think that the dress she chose at the end is meant to be worn plain with a red lip. It's a beautiful dress, but feels more like a cocktail dress. The head band was too much. Also, I agree with the others that say that the neckline doesn't work for her. But if she is happy, that is all that matters.

[@jennathepig5672]

Everyone keeps commenting about how angry they are about the dress being over budget, but I would like to add that she said that their could be some stretch in “ Thee Dress”

[@becksturz11]

I do not like how that consultant put her in a dress that was immediately over her budget!! Wtf.

[@hammadoolass]

Dress No. 1 ----"Only if she can stretch her budget just a little bit"? -- It was half as much again woman!!! Get back to school -- listen during the maths lessons. (I wonder how much extra you pay for the pockets?)

[@littlean24]

Come on! Someone give this girl 400 bucks!

[@madelinebryson]

She is rubbing the babies hair away!!

[@pratishthabajracharya7]

She loves the pockets most importantly

[@wj2107]

Offered a dress above budget 😑🙄 and it backfired. I'm glad the bridge stuck to the budget she have her word to, and found something wonderful.

[@Chrstnrchrdsn]

Budget: $1000. First dress pulled: $1400. + $200 to $400 alterations fee……….wtf?

[@blt4239]

She looked great in the tea length dress, and in fact, better than the dress she liked.

[@darcismyname]

I understand trying to make a sale but STAY WITHIN HER BUDGET don’t make her feel bad especially if her budget is already pretty low she obviously put it in place for a reason

[@scook5599]

I think the bride and her Entourage should have shopped the racks herself to see what they could find in her budget. That or walk out of the store.

[@lisasaunders4835]

If I was in this girls wedding, I would have asked the girls to chip in an extra $100.00 each so that she could get the first dress.

[@darlenepaul2934]

What a nasty thing for the saleswoman to do! This makes me angry!

[@dilmak.8084]

Is anyone else worried for that baby's head? That woman is really going at it with that 'head massage'

[@miatindall9083]

Honestly if you have $400 over budget, wedding dress wise... it’s not that much over budget

[@callmecordelia7181]

I love that the dresses have pockets!!

[@marciabenson9371]

That second dress was beautiful; very Jackie O.

[@kadeshaglean4179]

She proposed 😢 I could never idk I’ll feel incomplete and she buys her own dress that man must be special to her 🤷🏻‍♀️

[@WouldntULikeToKnow.]

I got my dress for $500 and it was perfect and good quality. It really shouldn't be this difficult to find a dress under budget.

[@susanjw7763]

My dress was super sparkly and cost me less than $200. I got it from India.

[@anilu3021]

Good for you sticking to your budget!

[@elliot5631]

Why dont they let the brides pick out their own dress, like look at all the dresses in the backround?

[@Staypositive273]

Couldn’t her friends all give her 100£ each and that be their wedding gift?! (That’s standard gift price per head) That way she was only be 114£ over which is much better!! But I agree they need to stick to her budget but sadly in this case, I think the stylist is trying to show her that what she wants is out of her price range so she might need to compromise.

[@jenzgwafz1433]

Come to the Philippines and you can find 200dollars ....it's more amazing and elegant wedding dress more than that. ... 😣

[@aussiechickusa]

Jenz Gwafz I totally agree but it would cost that for going over there

[@mslizzieforbes]

‘Grab a few more dresses that I know are in her budget’ *actually grabs dress that is still 200 pounds more than budget*

[@monisamujawar2232]

Finally someone with not-a-model-like figure!

[@melaniescott8204]

Take a shot every time you hear the word 'budget'

[@shanniworld8310]

Good for you. You did not succumb to the pressure of spending outside your budget and you looked GREAT.

[@thescarletrose7116]

In India dresses like these are for 30,000rs i.e. 320£ maximum and the quality and designing is way too better👍🏻 but I like there collection very much♥️♥️ I bought 3 gowns just under 10,000rs in India and I'm telling you 1000£ is not at all a small amount...n she's paying the whole herself ❤️❤️❤️

[@danielwilson1279]

Ugh ! 2nd dress though sorta a reminder of those back in the day who went to church & bought their Easter dress .

[@darlenepaul2934]

The first dress was way prettier!

[@MsBhappy]

Personally, I found it tackier

[@hotxhotguy]

Our local store sells far fancier and sparklier dress far far cheaper. I saw that one dress that was covered with crystal for 600$. That dresses on that shop is not limited to white.

[@gayathrimanoj8506]

Will anyone tell me why this show is soooooooooooooooo addicting? 😧😧😧😧

[@Kdshifley]

Gayathri Manoj I have no idea but if you figure it out let me know. Because it is!

[@Emilyfield78]

It’s called say yes to the dress.

[@lindaleelaw5277]

I've never been married , and live vicariously thru them.

[@deepadcruz6483]

Im addicted too.. not getting married soon but we women love shopping to this extend that we love to see lovely dresses and know their price rates even when we are in an entirely different continent 😅😁

[@candyjam4027]

I just love watching this because of the dresses and the drama.

[@carax8691]

As a consultant, why the hell would you start with a dress that is one and a half times the budget?!? Wow, this makes me so angry 😡😡

[@bettyaparna4899]

That way the bride pick up the next one which will be within her budget.

[@BaronessJames]

Because she wants to make money and she knows that a lot of women go mental when it comes to that day. So she hopes to push the bride for a more expensive one. Also she wanted sparkles. And it is always up to the bride to say that 1000 euros/pounds/dollars is a lot of money for something you wear once in your life for 6 hours.

[@juliamclane8319]

Cara X do not say hell

[@kirstywright5228]

@@juliamclane8319 Hell.

[@gptach]

I was a consultant. I never went over budget!

[@kadiemac4994]

That was a bad move putting her in a dress that was 50% over budget

[@shemarielwalker2578]

It's just sales....

[@miagabriel5310]

She was opened to stretch the budget dumbass

[@choiwyd848]

Leah Mark Obviously not that much if she didn’t buy the damn dress 🗿

[@miagabriel5310]

@@choiwyd848 well thats her problem she should of let them know how much she was willing to stretch the budget and plus she didnt buy it cuz she knew could of found something better within her price range

[@littleshorty8248]

@@miagabriel5310 you are an idoit even if she didn't tell them she can stretch the budget they still would have put her in the dress

[@vermaishanvi037]

The dress has pockets?? Every female: *YES* Edit: YOO everyone needs to calm down in the replies 😭 I made this comment when I was 14 😭, by every female I meant like most people or like people who agree with me, but even now i would want pockets ngl 😩✨

[@nightsky3981]

Yeah, to stash our M&M's, chips and dips. 🤣🤣🤣

[@BasicYTHandle]

@Izabella Aof I've been waiting a long time to hear someone else voice this.

[@bbylique]

I personally wouldn't want pockets on my wedding dress. I wouldn't want to have pictures of me with my hands in the pockets cause that takes away from the elegance and the bridal look... it just looks sluggish.

[@SweetHomeGeorgia]

@@bbylique It looks more fashionable like you are walking down the runway though

[@user-li2rm2vo4o]

@@bbylique I mean, if your dress has pockets it's not required to stick your hands in them for photos lol?

[@user-iz1ql8nc9x]

If I was told by the consultant that I was being shown a dress that was over my budget, I'd rather know what the price was before I tried on the dress, that way if the price was too high then I would avoid trying it on and feeling disappointed. Though I'm glad that the bride stuck to her budget rather than let herself to be pushed to spend more money, unlike a lot of the other brides on this version. 😊😊

[@glamgirl7779]

J yep exactly I wouldn’t even want to risk SEEING it lol

[@TheFlowMind]

They do that because the pricy dress is typically nicer and they brides will fall for them.

[@TheFlowMind]

@@glamgirl7779 Yeah but they don't tell you sometimes or at least that was my experience with men's wedding suits. I was helping a friend and he ended up falling in love with a 1300 EUR suit and that's excluding shirt, shoes and cuff-links that will make the price go up to 1700 EUR. That's a lot of money for the males. The bride ended up spending around 2000 EUR! Well, his mistake was to say "I'll buy the one that I'll like the most" and they brought him the expensive ones! XD

[@lyn-6914]

How long did u spend writing this

[@julieburton3294]

I totally agree with you thats exactly what i thought too

[@farihasiddiqui]

Dont know y they always ask the bride to be to put up her budget! 😖😶😑. The other versions of the show doesnt do that!

[@vrldr]

Yes they do!!

[@katjapia8206]

This is really bad for the brides. I dont like it at all!

[@christinafurlow6815]

What the bride wants doesn’t always fit her budget. Beading, crystal, and larger silhouettes just cost more. She should have chose a more slender silhouette with a beaded belt or a dress with no beading at all accessorized with jewelry and other accessories.

[@kawaiicat3965]

Probably because what she wants costs more money than she is spending. 1000 is pretty low and this seems like a more high-end store.

[@farihasiddiqui]

@@christinafurlow6815 i understand that dear. But all the time this happens, whenever they ask about wat the bride is looking for and when she tells em they always u need to up ur budget , in the u.s version they dont do this at all. Yhey give them the same blink and all that in their budget.

[@dasleo228]

I love this bride cause first of all she proposed to her husband *and* she payed for the dress herself;;;;

[@Rooted_Locs]

Leo Moody I dont know much, who else is supposed to pay for the dress?

[@leahodonovan1159]

@@Rooted_Locs your mom is supposed to pay for it

[@LEOLEO-mg5cl]

@@Rooted_Locs Sometimes the mother pays for it, sometimes the grandmother, sometimes it's the bride, mother, and anyone else that wants to chip in. There really aren't any rules. There are old rules about this stuff. The Bride's family pays for the dress, reception venue, and food. The groom's family pays for the rehearsal dinner, flowers, and alcohol. I can't remember who pays for the entertainment. Probably the bride's family. The Bride's family are considered the hosts and introduce the Groom's family along the reception line. The Bride and groom are last. :) There are etiquette books about it. But most of that is old school and most people today do whatever is most comfortable and affordable for them.

[@crazychickenlala]

​@@LEOLEO-mg5cl I heard in Asia it is the exact opposite. Based on traditional Asian etiquette, the groom's family pays for everything - the wedding venue, bride's dress, reception, entertainment, flowers, decor, etc. - since the groom is getting the "benefit" of a new addition to their family (a new Mrs.) to join the family name.

[@theend5811]

@@crazychickenlala idk abt others asian countries but in india their are a lot of wedding ceremonies so first of all both the sides ie the groom and bride sides have tgeir own mini parties and ceremonies like haldi ,mehndi, bachlor, dj,saant,mata ki choki etc then there is finally the wedding day in which the bride side pays all expenses everything including the dress then the next day or a day later there is a reception ceremony in which the groom side pays for the expenses.also the weddings are usually always very very big and also befor the wedding ceremonies there is also an engagement party or ceremony in which the bride s side pays the expenses.and in addition to every expense the bride side also gives a lot of gold and clothes and other expensive things and gifts to the groom s side and all the groom s important relatives. this is all trye and from experience since my elder sister just dot married recently and though i hate all this concept of giving tgese all gifts to the groom s side no one really cares or is borthered cause these all are orthodox rituals and traditions.in my scociety words "this all is a MUST that along with you daughter/sister u also have to do this fucking rituals of giving so expensive gifts gold jeweleries and money to the groom family along with the relatives too.though my family didnt really had a problem and my parents were giving everything very wholeheartedly cause we both are their only children but still i jate the fact that the groom s mother is one greedy bitch so yeah

[@Rachy2049]

Even if I knew I could stretch my budget a bit, if the consultant asked, I would say I had zero wiggle room. If you give them an inch, they'll take a mile.

[@IsomerMashups]

"Could you stretch the budget?" "I could certainly go lower!"

[@lillischutz7814]

Lima Bean that are just 412 bucks.Come down

[@Rachy2049]

@@lillischutz7814 $413 is not a small amount to a lot of people, myself included

[@juliaandrew2390]

they never respect the brides budget! I liked the short dress, very romantic and beautiful

[@aussiechickusa]

Julia Andrew Probably because she said she could stretch the budget and what she wanted to pay was unrealistic for such sparkle

[@cathieh.7225]

My dress was that short length, I didn't have a veil, just a head piece kinda thing. I loved it!

[@stacy5647]

I'm sorry but how is a dress romantic?

[@cathieh.7225]

@@stacy5647 it's all a matter of opinion.

[@Mooncrest0]

Stacy Awuor lol... it just is, depending the style and the setting... sounds like you’ve never dressed up before

[@plantmom6177]

she should’ve told her the price before she tried it on, the consultant is nasty for this

[@joyfuljaj]

i'm thinking she did but the "script" for the show was for the bride to ask on camera after putting it on.

[@shaheen0505]

*And that’s the reason why I love SYTD Lancashire. Always respects budget and Gok is bae* ❤️

[@kitty62862]

I recently saw an episode where he went over. I think the producers want it. That’s not entertaining. Not one bit.

[@MsWarriordiva]

Totally agree. Love Gok!!!!

[@MsWarriordiva]

@@kitty62862 1I think he rarely does that. And I've seen him take a less expensive one & modify it to please the bride.

[@86upsmaya]

There is reason people have a budget,i've seen beautiful dresses for as low as 500. Why do they treat the bride like she is cheap

[@sailorsister211]

Well she did went to high end bridal shop. With the budget she has, the store she is shopping at, and design she wanted it's like going to Coach and trying to find a purse for 50 bucks. Yes she could have found something under her budget, just not here.

[@tiffanyjane1548]

All they care for is more profit , it's unfortunate

[@sushiluvrluvzme]

@@sailorsister211 to be fair, coach outlet and coach on sale can cost $50

[@rojinaa8860]

babys hair is going to fall of right after the show... why she rubs her head like that??!

[@kimberlystolworthy9128]

Oh my goodness I was thinking, "no wonder the baby doesn't have much hair in the back! She's rubbed it all away..." 😂

[@beeziditkof7498]

I surfed the comments just looking for one about this... she was rubbing it rather aggressively poor baby

[@kimberlystolworthy9128]

@@beeziditkof7498 me too!! 😂🤣

[@fatatimoalgunaam]

Kimberly Stolworthy omg same 😂

[@wendymiest4590]

I surfed comments too about that baby. So annoying how the mom rubs its head. Omg! Its gonna be all ratted.

[@brendaannedufaur6244]

I really didnt like the tea length dress or the consultant. Dont tell me she puts the first dress on the bride and it costs too much for the bride and the consultant cant find a similar gown lower priced and she had to go straight to the tea length. I don't trust her.

[@roxannewalcott168]

Yeh, I bet there was a dress floor length with the same sparkly belt for at least $800.00, it seems the heart of the consultant sunk when she heard the budget and wasn't enthusiastic to do a proper search.

[@allisonbach9171]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/sH3appWno62NoJo something like the first dress that this bride tried on would have been beautiful

[@alina5468]

@@roxannewalcott168 its an expensive store. I am pretty sure they don't have many dresses under 1000. She should have gone to a local bridal boutique and would have found much better gowns under 1000

[@rachnasingh1088]

UK version😌🤢😠 can they ever respect a bride's budget?! Annoying 😤

[@offbeatblackgerl8360]

Right!!!

[@-Theo-]

*Title:* _Will The Bride Find a Dress Under Her £1000 Budget?_ *Me:* Yes. *Title:* _Say Yes To The Dress UK_ *Me:* Nevermind.

[@jessicahexhibits]

Hate the neckline on her. Her neck is not long enough for that collar. Her friends clearly didn't like it either.

[@minicat7465]

I knoww She could have tried another dresses no pressure

[@ankitahota6382]

Exactly.... Who choses with just trying on two dresses.... And the neck design looked hideous on her.. And they were talking abt a necklace, I mean can u even see her neck with that dress??

[@ooyote395]

When she knew it was really not expensive she didn't have another choice

[@chickenthotpie765]

Okay I agree but like it could have been worse :/ maybe they’ll alter it so it fits her better

[@joyfuljaj]

@@ankitahota6382 i was wondering how many dresses she really tried on? What did we not see? Surely there was another less expensive dress she could've added bling to... Of course, this shop may really have not had many low priced dresses. Just because she chose this on the show does not mean she actually ended up buying this dress.

[@tcnbrooklyn2638]

She should go somewhere else this lady was no help

[@malekabayoumdi2918]

Well! Maybe that's why that is bald 😂😂😂

[@jennafarra10]

@@malekabayoumdi2918 right "no we dont have anything else like this it goes up and up" like dude why'd you show me this then

[@bookmagicroe9553]

Loved the second dress on her. Made her waist look tiny. She could also wear sparkly earrings and bracelets, etc. The shorter length means no tripping over the gown, and ease in sitting, dancing, visiting with guests.

[@naturefleur2062]

I feel the same!!

[@mariammansy9804]

She sees the beauty in everything I like her

[@schone5037]

Yea shes a sweetheart ..got a good personality

[@InMySpace_]

Am I the only one that finds the way she's rubbing the baby's hair a little weird

[@ysnc12]

Nope 😆

[@ysnc12]

She's rubbing it like a lamp lool

[@Mooncrest0]

Apparently rubbing that hard too, can cause the baby’s hair to fall out and have a bald spot

[@InMySpace_]

@@Mooncrest0 Really jeez, then why do it😷 maybe she meant to soothe and keep the baby calm that way

[@Ehhhaway]

Hahahah she’s going to rub a hole in her head

[@ifyouseefarah2175]

Budget: 10000000 Uk SYTTD: is there any stretch? 🤦‍♀️

[@southerngypsy1894]

Truth 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@heatherwolmarans8287]

Why are we not talking about that mom rubbing circles on that poor child's head, it drove me crazy, stttopppppittt!!

[@sophiaraye7189]

Heather Wolmarans that baby will never grow hair there!!!!

[@beckieharris-weaver2347]

Thank you! 😂

[@barbiec4312]

Yeah, what’s up with that nervous tic? Ugh.

[@dr.r.siakeng376]

me too..

[@Hildurbieberfan1]

She is definitely giving it a bald spot :/ you can see it clearly at the beginning

[@kimbrolyy]

Don't try on dresses that are not in your budget. Period.

[@navdeepsingh1426]

Lmao! I was expecting their friends yo pay the rest400

[@salamabufuda7381]

Navdeep Singh me2

[@saraasif5309]

me 2

[@catxiii]

For real 😭

[@vanilleistee4763]

why would they pay for her dress? That’s so disrespectful.

[@navdeepsingh1426]

Vanill Eistee I think that’ll be a beautiful thing to do as a friend

[@bizzario5763]

No because it’s say yes to the dress UK haha

[@aboleeingole8512]

They always put the bride in dress which costs more than their budget!!

[@nhihihi5]

Yesssss. I read the description box and knowing that this is syttd uk, the answer is definitely no.

[@bizzario5763]

Abolee Ingole yeah I know, wasn’t it like four hundred pounds over? It’s ridiculous haha

[@bizzario5763]

nhihihi5 haha I know right

[@victorialine5984]

They do it on all the shows. Kleinfeld's was the worse with the most clueless consultants.

[@littleshorty8248]

These consultations need to respect people's budgets