I was so excited to visit Lena Peony when I first started shopping for my wedding gown. We drove over two hours to get there and I found the one! Initially when I walked in I was asked what color dress I was specifically looking for and I said pure white as my wedding colors are black and white. Again, while my measurements were being taken the shade “pure white” was confirmed and we ordered the dress. After confirming the information with me verbally I was asked to sign the contract. At that point, I had just had all of the details confirmed with me so I did not read the entire contract before signing (rookie mistake). Fast forward six months when my dress arrives I go to pick it up and in the dressing room the color seems a bit dark. I question it at first but when I go to look in the mirror around all of the natural light from the windows the dress does appear lighter and I leave with it (another rookie mistake, I should have went with my gut and spoke up). I get home so excited to try my dress on with my (white) veil. And to my surprise, it does not match. I look at the tag and it literally says ivory. In a panic at this point as we are four months away from my wedding and no time to fix this mistake, we reach out to the company to tell them what happened and they ordered me the wrong color and to see if they could refund any of the money spent to help with all of the returns we are now going to have to make (grooms suit jacket, flowers, veil, etc). They all but said I was a liar and that I was made aware that this dress DOES NOT EVEN COME IN WHITE and that they told me that before ordering. That is absurd, my wedding colors are literally white and black, I would have never been okay with an ivory dress which would not match anything else in my wedding. They also added that they don’t have any designers that offer “pure white” dresses and that was also supposedly told to me when I first arrived?? Who has heard of a bridal boutique not even offering true white dresses? I am truly in panic due to all of the changes I now have to make to my wedding less than four months away, but I am more upset at how this was treated. Needless to say, they offered me nothing for the mistake and I did not receive even a sorry other than “sorry you misunderstood”. They are truly friendly, but make sure you ask many questions and read everything they give you because what they are saying they told me, was never said and the dishonesty is what bothers me the most when these women know they work in an industry where details are crucial. I also had six other people with me who can confirm what was and wasn’t said.