Who Pays For the Dress?

According to these numbers, 78.53% of couples are paying for the wedding dress themselves. Gone are the days when Mom and Pop picked up the tab.  In fact, one of my brides pointed out that her parents specifically DID NOT want to pay for her gown.  “We think you should be paying for that, honey,” they said.

Another helpful stat provided by The Wedding Report.

Let’s focus on the positives, shall we?

1)  This puts YOU are in charge of the dress.  You get to spent what you want on exactly what you want.

2)  You get to be as traditional or non-traditional as you like…without getting flack from anyone else.

3)  The gowns discount available on a wedding dress is HUGE.  You can save up to 95% on a designers wedding gown.

“Woah.  Run that by me again, girlfriend.”

Yes.  You CAN save up to 95% on a designers wedding gown.

That’s a lot of money!  And because you’re paying for your dress, it’s up to you to find out HOW.

I’ve talked about some of the easy ways to save on your wedding dress here and here.

QUICK NOTE:  If you’re ready to learn exactly what to say and do to save the MAXIMUM on the designer wedding dress of your dreams…you owe it to yourself to read The $10,000 Dream Wedding.  And download my free special report, “The Bride’s Secret Weapon” to get an unfair advantage that will literally compel wedding vendors to give you discounts.  READ IT.