While the dresses were retrieved from the lower level, BM R and I browsed the bridal gowns. (You won't mind the distraction, will you?)
One of the window displays had a gorgeous ethereal gown that floated out into vertical layers. I motioned BM R over and whispered, "This is why they tell you NOT to look at dresses after you buy yours."
Another mannequin had a tulle skirt so large the diameter must have been nearly 8 feet - impressive and delicate. This grand gown was right up R's alley (see background in photo below).
There was a whole rack of new-to-me gowns that bore a striking resemblance to Vera Wang gowns. Then I looked up at the sign. Vera Wang. Oh. I feel daft. (When did this partnership happen?! (I'm on the email list and semi-stalk bridal gowns - still. All I could find was the partnership with Priscilla's parent company, David's Bridal (ugh), and new collection for release in 2011. It makes sense PoB would become a retailer for Vera gowns.)
Bridesmaid gowns arrive. We lift the plastic wrap to peek at the color.
Me: Wow, it's really yellow. (Was I expecting blue? Hellooo.) Nervous glance at BM R. You okay with this color?
R: Yup.
Me: You sure? Because... it's not like we can change our minds.
All joking aside, the color is on point. Exactly what I was hoping for. Not too pale (a concern) and the hue doesn't veer into mustard, yellow-orange or yellow-green territory. It will look fantastic with their golden summer tans.
But before we left the salon, I couldn't resist doing one more thing...
Were you satisfied with the colors of your bridesmaid gowns? Did your crew wear the same color or mix it up?
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