Is there any bridal shops to pay cash on the spot for a wedding dress that has never been worn

Best bet is Craig's List but frankly, if you are not wearing the dress you should give it back to her to sell or give her the cash. If you know it's 3 sizes too small, you shouldn't have accepted it.

I agree with firstone, I would never take something like that from a friend and then turn around and sell it for a profit.

I definitely wouldn't sell the dress, or at least check with her. If you aren't going to wear it she may want it back to sell herself. I would think if you don't plan on wearing it she would want it back.

Umm.. I think you should reconsider selling and instead give it back to her and let her get the money she paid for it back.

I'm with everyone else. Even if she told you that it's okay to sell it, it still wouldn't sit well with me to make money off my friend's misfortune.

Size 12 versus size 6? Why in the world did you accept it?

I think you had a plan to sell the dress the whole time. Why would you accept a dress that was 6 sizes too small. Give the dress back and say thank you but it didn't work out. If you do sell it that money is not yours and you should give it to your generous friend, that didn't charge you for her dress

I also think it would be weird to re-sell a dress that has been gifted to you.

Most stores (not even talking bridal, just most stores) won't give you money/ a refund for an item that they don't sell. It would be like trying to return a toaster you bought at Wal-Mart to a Target store, and expecting Target to give you money.

You would have to take it back to the store where your friend purchased it, and even then most places won't give you money back, just store credit [edit, I'm now talking specifically about bridal boutiques]. And that's only within a given length of time after having made the purchase. You would need to provide proof of purchase, which you don't have because you didn't buy the dress there.

Basically you're asking about something that I don't think can be done. And, on a personal note, I don't believe it should be done, either.

Your poor friend may be sad about her cancelled wedding and might have given you the dress in hopes that you might put it to use. It's common for brides to drop a size or two for the big day. Maybe she thought you could alter it in some way. However, use =\= sell for cash. I would for sure offer to return it. Her life's not over she may save it for a wedding in a few years

You seriously don't think this is wrong? Even if my friend gave me her unworn dress and told me I could sell it, I would never feel comfortable doing so.

I agree with every person that has commented. Seems kinda shady that you would accept a dress that's way too small. not to mention, your friend gave you the dress to wear and your first thought was to sell it? does your friendship mean anything to you?

ETA--can't spell correctly today

Uh huh.

Also, if you're "broke", how are you paying for a wedding? Or are you eloping?

Raise your hand if you think OP is mad.

Thats something you should really fucking include.

Since we really fucking only know what you tell us.

So it's really fucking rude to call us really fucking rude WHEN YOU LEAVE OUT HALF OF THE STORY.

Punctuation is your friend.

You should try The Knot.

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