Where to find this BM dress ??? (2)

keyaira04

Hello Ladies, 

I now have the task of selecting my BM dresses... 

No, I really did not want to do this. 

N-E-ways, I like this dress, have seen it around, but can not find 

the contact info of this bride. 

Would anyone know where I could find this dress or

the desinger?

A knottie featured it on the African-American Culture board

 as a one of the weddings of the day... I love the dress too

 and plan to have my ladies in black. I also liked how the

 dress looked great on different figures, which all my girls 

are different.

Please Help! Thanks!

http://munaluchibridal.com/real-destination-wedding-in-jamaica-nakita-justin/?nggpage=2

 

keyaira04

I found the dress on another board. 

http://www.alfredangelo.com/collections/productdisplay.aspx?productID=5dc60fd5-6c2c-452c-bbd3-5fa5f1838b33&categoryID=772f03c9-de43-4942-bfa0-da77e21ebd65&pg=0&colorId1=

adktd2boots

Just so you know, N-E-Ways took you longer to type than anyways.  Please use correct spelling and grammar when using the boards.

Anyway, to answer your question- I don't know who that designer is.  The polite thing to do would be to ask your bridemaids each individually what their budget is, then start looking for dresses.  Also take in to consideration that everyone has different body sizes and styles, and while one dress may look good on one person it may not on another.  Consider choosing a color or fabric and allowing your girls to choose something that suits them best.

pokepoke27

In Response to <a href="http://forums.theknot.com/Sites/theknot/Pages/Main.aspx/wedding-boards_attire-accessories_where-to-find-this-bm-dress?plckFindPostKey=Cat:Wedding%20BoardsForum:15Discussion:a2766f0e-7a4c-4823-894c-98d8b98e63a0Post:afda859e-0108-4368-bf71-f6b77d323291">Re: Where to find this BM dress ??? (2)</a>:
[QUOTE]Just so you know, N-E-Ways took you longer to type than anyways.  Please use correct spelling and grammar when using the boards. 
Posted by adktd2boots[/QUOTE]

<div>Was that really neseccary? As long as the post is easy to read, does it really matter <em>that</em> much? </div>

sdose13

Good grief. If you didn't know you didn't have to respond. She did say, "Ialso liked how the dress looked great on different figures, which all my girls 

are different." She liked the dress, she wondered who the designer was. She didn't say she was going to make them buy it no matter the cost. Jump to conclusions much?

QueerFemme

THIS is why I have a love-hate relationship with these boards.    Sometimes, people are SO helpful... and other times, people just rude and have such big attitude.     As if the OP using "n-e-ways" somehow harmed anyone on these boards?    good grief.   This isn't an english composition course at The University of Montana.

keyaira04

Thank you to  cmgilpin,  sdose13,  pokepoke27 for your comments. It shows me ladies still do stick together for postive causes. By the way, the phase in question is a loving spelling used by my girlfriends and I since grade school. It is a way to display love and connect with others. Yet, I am learning everyone you meet in the wedding process is not going to be a friend. Thanks again, ladies. 

QueerFemme

Keyaira04  ---  I could clearly tell by the rest of your post that you understood grammar and could read and write, and that phrase was a cutsie/loving phrase of some sort.  I just think people take themselves entirely too seriously sometimes.