Every appointment becomes a story. Here are a few of the ones we have been lucky enough to share, told by the brides and families who lived them.

Longer stories from brides and families who came for a gown and left with a memory.

The second you walk in the door and see the interior, vintage car, luggage and dress selection, you already know this isn't your usual experience. Their theme is time and travel, and when they explain the why behind it, it's just one more thing that leaves you in awe.
You have a team of people documenting your time there for your memories. Olivia greeted my daughter with a hug and the most welcoming welcome. They all did. The crazy thing is, it wasn't just her who was attended to. Our entire party was. From the moment you walk in until the secondyou leave, they are so genuine and sincere. There are so many neat surprises and moments. I would tell you all about it, but I don't want to ruin any of it for you.
Molly's appointment was curated entirely for her, and what would a Princess Treatment be without three fairy godmothers in wings and tutus? All of her guests flew in to share the experience, wrote letters of encouragement and love, and even brought letters and videos from the people who couldn't be there.
We could have spent all day just soaking in the love. And then to find the gown that is so quintessentially Molly, and so wow, was a moment we truly won't forget.


Ava Laurénne Bride gave me and the ladies in my group one of the most magical experiences ever. The shop is gorgeous and the staff is too. Taylor worked with me to find the most beautiful dress and made the whole process fun and exciting.
I never knew wedding dress shopping could be this fun, but I had the time of my life. I truly felt so special, and I loved all of the celebrations. My sister even said she wanted to renew her vows just so she could come here and find a dress. Could not recommend this place enough, it is truly magical.
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