Should A Prom Dress Cost More Than A Wedding Dress?
They went to a very trendy store in Tulsa to look for dresses. The salesperson asked what the mom’s budget was and she replied about $150. The lady said our dresses begin at $300! WT?
My friend was floored! She didn’t want to embarrass her daughter and wanted her to have a dress she wouldn’t be embarrassed to wear. So they looked and tried to keep the price as low as possible. She ended up with a dress off the clearance rack. Originally in the high $500's, she bought the dress for $399! Ouch!
However, I do remember my friend saying it was MORE THAN SHE PAID FOR HER OWN WEDDING DRESS! (Which I think was a rental)
My friend left the store worried about telling her husband about what she had done. They went to the mall and priced dresses there but said $300 was really where most of the prom dress were starting . (Her daughter wanted a ball gown style dress not a short cocktail dress but even those were usually in the $300s.)
My friend is hoping her daughter will recycle the dress her senior year, but I told her the only way she’ll wear that dress again is if she gets invited to another school’s prom. Right?
So what do you think? Should a prom dress cost more than a wedding dress? How much did you pay for a dress? How much should you pay? Any chance she’ll rewear it? Or consign it?
What about the poor guys? Should the girls help pay for a limo and dinner?
Does the limo, prom tickets and dinner equal out to what the girl spends on her dress, nails, hair and shoes?
Wow....
ReplyDeleteI'm really sorry. I can't delete from my phone. Kayla feel free to remove that. Haha
I copy and pasted this long reply but I'm laughing so hard from that comment so basically I would not pay that much. No way. There are too many good deals on these fb Craigslist groups basically. Nothing wrong w used for prom
Wedding? Uh if check on the couple and make sure they're not divorced and you're setting yourself up for a bad omen first.