Sandals bridal & formal wear

here was not a very large amount to choose from. My experience trying on different gowns was also not so great. I have extremely sensitive skin, so many of the dresses that I tried on irritated my skin. When I told the owner of the store that some of the dresses were irritating me, she told me it was probably just my own sweat. After trying on a number of dresses, I found one that I liked more than the others, that did not irritate my skin at all. After saying I wanted to think on the dress overnight, I was strongly advised to purchase the dress right then because I “would probably not be able to order it tomorrow.” When my dress arrived at the shop, I was notified that they would be unable to do alterations at their shop, but I could travel to a different city to have alterations done. Instead, I chose to have my dress shipped to me, with the cost paid by me. I paid the store to overnight the gown to me, but received it four days later. Once I received my dress and tried it on, I did not like the way it looked on me. After a total meltdown, my mother decided to email the owner of the store and tell her that I hated the way it looked on me. The owner then emailed me saying that she was “absolutely shocked” that I did not like the dress. She continued to tell me that she had never had someone want to exchange a dress before, but if I absolutely felt the need to, I could come in and exchange it. She also stated in her email that if I could not find an alternative dress at her shop, she “hate[s] to say it, but the gown is yours [mine].” Luckily, my seamstress was able to fit the dress well and we added a belt to make it a little bit more me. It still wasn’t my dream dress, but it was beautiful.