She Didn't Spend Much: Bride Flaunts Her Wedding Dress which Cost N1,550, Shoes N3,320 in Video, Causes a Stir
- A beautiful lady shared where and how she found the perfect wedding dress at a dumbfounding low price
- TikTok user Jillian shared a video of the items and revealed that she got her dress at a thrift shop which cost about N1, 550
- Her entire look came to about N46k and netizens were left both amazed at her bargain and final look
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A bride stunned netizens all over the world when she disclosed how much she spent on her wedding dress.
Your wedding dress serves as a reminder for that special day, the day of your dreams. Brides spend a lot of time and money finding their perfect wedding dress for the perfect wedding, so seeing the wedding dress will cause those happy memories to come flooding back.
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However, TikTok user Jillian (@jilly_lynch) did not break the bank on her big day. In a video, she shared items purchased at a thrift store. These included her wedding dress and matching shoes as she tries to figure out how she would style the items on the day.
The dress went for a mind-boggling $3.75 (N1,550) and her shoes went for $8 (N3,320), coming to a total of $11,75 (close to N4,900).
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In another video posted on the big day, she is seen rocking the stunning gown and we have to admit this Jillian was a beautiful bride!
She did clarify that she had alterations done on the garment:
“Lols for ppl asking, alterations came to $110 (N45, 600) in total. But I don’t think brides usually include that when saying how much their dress cost...”
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Netizens react
Social media users responded to the post in amazement:
mosaicmaker22 replied:
“It is perfection. And no, brides don’t usually add in alterations when they say what a dress cost. Either way...very good deal!”
SoManyPatterns wrote:
“Congratulations!!! I hope you had a lovely, relaxing day.”
RaeRaeinSoyo responded:
“And I thought I was saving when I bought my designer dress at a sample sale $1000.”
Logo commented:
“Literally ate. The plate, the chair, the table, the chef, the restaurant, the city block, the state.”
Wedding dress that could be turned into a jumpsuit wows netizens
Meanwhile, Legit.ng had previously reported about a stunning wedding dress that could also be turned into a jumpsuit.
Fashion designer, Olabisi Odunne, who designed the dress, shared videos of the look on her Instagram page, earning her compliments from internet users.
In a chat with Legit.ng's Kumashe Yaakugh, Odunne revealed that the dress took the fashion house a month to create.
About the estimate of the look, she had this to say:
"It would cost about N1 million, give or take."
Source: Briefly.co.za
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