Canceled wedding?

You can either ask them to hold onto their dresses for another year (if that's when you are rescheduling for and still want your wedding party to participate in the ceremony on the new date), otherwise maybe try to sell them on Poshmark or eBay or another site online? Will the dress store that they originally bought them from allow them to be returned?

View Quoted Comment I just emailed the store we got the dresses from to see if there’s anything they can do

View Quoted Comment Awesome! Good luck - hoping everything works out and that they allow you to return them!

Do you plan to do a photo shoot at all maybe they can wear them and you can rock a mock wedding photo shoot?

Hope the store can help you out! if not, if you are going to eventually have a wedding or celebration then they can hold onto it

If you plan to have them in your future celebration, they can just store them. If not, you should really try to give them their money back.

I was supposed to be in a wedding in June that's been postponed til next summer. Right now we're all just hanging onto our dresses in storage.

My friend did toy with the idea of doing a photoshoot on the original date, but opted not to - she's just trying to save everything for next year at this point.

View Quoted Comment Of course I’d pay them back if we can’t return them!! I was planning on it anyway if we don’t end up selling them! Or at least giving half of it back to them I feel awful for having them buy dresses they won’t get to wear till who knows when.

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I think you maybe meant to quote Caytlyn.

If you're looking for another place to potentially sell them, there are some local FB wedding group marketplaces. Dresses can be pretty hard to sell from what I've heard, but it's worth a shot if you don't want them to hang onto the dresses.

View Quoted Comment Oops I’m sorry!

You can do a 1 year anniversary celebration, (which we're doing). Or a styled photo shoot with everyone in their wedding attire so the purchase isn't a complete waste.