Hi! I am in need of some MAJOR wedding gown advice! Please!!
So I ordered my gown from a LV Bridal Shop 8 months ago and it just arrived! Exciting, right? Sadly, not so much! 😭😭😭😭 When ordering the gown (8 months ago), I wanted to replace the corsette with a zipper and have the cap sleeves removed. I was told that that wouldn't be a problem for the designer to do. The store manager takes my measurements and we place the order. Yesterday I go in for a "meet the gown" appointment and the first thing I notice is that the sleeves are still intact 🙄 The corsette; however, was replaced with a zipper. When asked to try on the dress I of course say, "yes!". Well it didn't fit.....so either I gained weight or her measurements were WAY off. I've actually lost a lot of weight between then and now so my mind is boggled. Furthermore, the gown had HUGE stains underneath the tulle and some small stains on the lace. I compared a picture of me in the gown 8 months ago to a picture of me in it yesterday and the gown 8 months ago is MUCH whiter than yesterday's picture. When placing the order for this gown I made 100% sure that I'd be ordering WHITE not IVORY. Is there anything legal I can do? I am VERY displeased. Is there anything a CC company can do? Unfortunately my Dad paid in full 😩 so I'm not sure if we can anything but the contract that we have with the purchase we never signed 🤷🏼♀️ so is there anything I can do with that for leverage? I am going to go again and take another look and do some more comparisons before "attacking" them but I want to go in with better questions, etc.
Thank you all so much in advance!
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