Adorned in Grace

st part - it all goes to help save women from sex trafficking. Not to mention the people working there were the sweetest and most uplifting. If you want to make a difference with your dress purchase - I highly recommend this store!

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ery helpful from the first moment we walked in. They didn’t hover and allowed us to browse the dresses. There was a wide variety of dress styles sorted by size and price. There is a pricier section with designer gowns, an under $100 section, and a vintage section. I loved how all of the dresses come with a letter from the previous owner. Some letters have well wishes, some have stories of the gown’s first wedding day. Wedding gowns are a special thing and I loved seeing the history of the dresses. After much searching, I found the perfect dress! It fit perfectly and it was only $200! I needed to hem it a little and the staff provided suggestions for local tailors they had worked with before. It was an easy and wonderful experience overall!

was just the two of us, but they really helped make it a very special and meaningful experience for us. So tomorrow, we'll be bringing her bridesmaid along and she and I will both look for our dresses there, too. Very excited!

ing in the regular dresses that suited me. I guess I have high-end tastes for dresses that aren't always donated. However, I did find my dream dress in the vintage gowns section. I bought a well-preserved 1950's lace ball gown that I altered and wore for the wedding. Beautiful. Absolutely gorgeous. They're customer service isn't what you would find in David's Bridal, simply because they are run by volunteers. It's typically up to you to look through the racks, but they do try to listen and help you find a dress. The price was great. A wedding dress for $100? Couldn't do any better.

o help the fight against human trafficking. They have a wide selection of dresses, including modern and vintage styles. The price tends to be between $200-$500, with some $100 or less options, as well as some designer gowns that are pricier (though still much less than buying elsewhere). They also sell veils, shoes (smaller selection), bridesmaid/MOB dresses, and other accessories. Everyone here is a volunteer, and they all really care about their work and want to help you find the perfect dress for your wedding day. The woman helping me offered me some suggestions, and let me try on several styles to get an idea of what I liked, and what looked good on me. I never felt rushed or pressured. If you're a bride on a budget, want to be eco-friendly (reused is always better), or socially conscious, this store is perfect for you! Or if you've already gotten married, consider donating your dress here - you will make a lot of people very happy!

were some nice ones that weren't in my size. I bet you could get lucky there if you went in at the right time. I did buy a veil there to support their buisness.

rprisingly large collection of new and used dresses for fantastic prices and all of their proceeds go to local charities! I saw designer 10k dresses going for only 1-2K and many other quality and beautiful dresses for $200-500. My dress was brand new and only $200 from their shop but my guests thought I paid thousands more. Taking the dress elsewhere for alterations was a breeze. If you're looking for a dress please give them a chance. The selection changes constantly so go back a few times and you can really find a great and beautiful bargain.

lunteer and donation run, so they have no overhead costs. Wedding dresses are $100 and up and they also have other dresses. I found my dream lace wedding dress for $200 and a gorgeous unique brown feathered dress for my rehearsal at $75.