Bridal Shops

Last Sunday was a day of bridal gown shopping along Tanjong Pagar after his dad's birthday buffet at Amara Hotel (It's pretty good and worth the money!). On our way there, many bridal shops were closed and we kinda thought it would be a wasted trip. Luckily, we walked on and saw a few more shops ahead.

We visited 3 bridal shops and the 1st one was French Bridal, 2nd was Milan Wedding Studio and last but not least, Di Gio Bridal.

At first, hermit Jess and Mark didn't even dare to go into any shops so we walked up and down in hope of getting some courage. Then, I decided to just take a look at the photo album outside the shop...Hehe..Immediately, someone came out to ask us in. So that's the trick!

After getting lots of information at the 1st shop, it boosted our confidence and we no longer feared going into Bridal Shops =)

Anw, to cut my story short, I bought a package at Di Gio ultimately...I know it's a really very fast decision but I love their gowns and everything seems quite good there. We were there for so many hours and I tried on their gowns too. It was lovely, especially the trains! Except that the sizes were not right. Really have to lose more weight le...But the good thing is that all their gowns came with sewn in corsets, so it really made my waist look smaller...haha

The funny thing was that I had problems walking when they put the can can petticoat underneath the super heavy gowns. I think they haven't seen someone walked like me before cause my coordinators were laughing too.

Overall, it was a very tiring experience as the changing in and out of the heavy gowns made me so exhausted that I slept at 9pm that night. But it was worth it to know that I am saved of the trouble of looking all over for the many things that were included in the package.

*Pardon me for my longwindedness. *