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    Marina Morrison

    4.0 (225 reviews)
    Ultra High-EndBridal, Accessories
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    :O was my face when I walked into the door of this beautiful bridal salon. After visiting 6 other stores throughout SF, San Diego, and LA--I can confidently say that Marina Morrison was by far my favorite. The vibes are immaculate. Their dress selection has it all--from classic elegant to trendy cool. I visited the store three times, one initial browse and two trunk shows, and every time the owner Sandy and the stylists Sammy and Cameron made my experience feel so easy and special. The pricing is reasonable for the high quality of the dress and exceptional service! 11/10 stars.

    Susanna N.

    I went here in a whim during a sample sale and walked out with my wedding dress!! Very nice boutique, but not stuffy. Amber helped me and was lovely. The only thing I didn't realize is that I bought the dress a size too small and it would need significant alterations to fit. I knew some alterations were normal but it turned out I needed another 1.5 inches added to the waist. Enter: Nora Chavez. She works under the company Synergy Apparel and she is a miracle worker. She's incredibly talented and very fairly priced. She is honest and overall a wonderful person to work with, she even tailored my bustier. Highly recommend.

    Ignore my ugly bra. The consultant made sure to show me every detail of the dress... She was so amazing and helpful!
    Sarah J.

    Ahhhh this place. Seriously beautiful. I flew to San Francisco specifically to visit this shop (but I also have family close by). Even before I was engaged I dreamed of visiting this boutique. It was everything I dreamed. My flight ended up being delayed and I would've been cutting it close either way (I forget SF traffic). When I landed I called and explained I was running late due to my delayed flight and postponed my appointment for an hour later. No problem. I ended up being an hour late to my postponed appointment.. Still no issues. The shop is located in the heart of the shopping district in downtown SF.. The closest parking garage is a few blocks away and of course there's traffic so keep these things in mind when you go there. The consultant greeted us and asked a bit about what I was looking for and showed us each designer's collection with a bit of explanation. I did not end up purchasing my dress here (I will explain why later) but I did find the dress of my dreams. The boutique itself is beautiful with lots of natural light, a giant mirror for you to walk in front of, and basically a stage for you to stand/walk on. We were the only ones there when I went, I don't know if they do that on purpose but it was amazing because we felt like we had undivided attention and the whole place to ourselves. I made the mistake of making this the first place I went to look at gowns, and no place I went to after even remotely compared. All of the gowns here are seriously gorgeous. They have all types of styles and I wanted to try on styles I would have never considered just because they looked so beautiful in person. The gowns are pricey!! But I knew that going in. I had a budget around $5000 but I wasn't totally set on that number, obviously cheaper is better but if I loved a gown that was a bit more I would've considered it. And I knew the designers I loved were around the $5000 range. I wanted to try on a few of the Jenny Packham gowns. Well, I tried them on and I hated them. So we switched gears and went for a different style. The consultant (I can't remember her name) was very helpful, answering all my questions and concerns... Mainly what to do about my 36DD boobs in dresses like these and how we could customize dresses to make them more church appropriate. I ended up falling in love with an $8700 Lihi Hod gown. The style was a lot different than what I had in mind, but was very flattering for my body type, even being two sizes too small. The consultant could sense my (and my group's) love for the dress and brought me shoes so I could see the full effect. She brought out a variety of veils and we were probably a pain in the ass about that because she kept going back to bring us more but she was so, so helpful and we did end up finding a veil we thought was perfect. I even teared up a little seeing the whole thing together and I'm not a cryer. I didn't want to take the dress off, I probably walked around in it in front of that mirror for thirty minutes. After tax and alterations the dress would be over $10,000 not including the veil. That was double my price point. But I didn't care, I knew this was the dress I loved and nothing else I tried on would compare. But I needed to discuss with my fiancé before putting the $5000 deposit down. The consultant told me she completely understood and at no point did I feel pressured to buy the dress right then and there. She simply wrote down the dress and veil info and told me to call when I was ready, but also explained that sometimes dresses are discontinued without warning or their prices change. My appointment went thirty minutes over the hour I was allotted (and considering how late I was) but we were never rushed and, in fact, I took the dress off and tried on another dress and then tried the same dress on again to make sure. I left feeling reassured that I had found my dress and could check that off the list of things to do for the wedding. My fiancé agreed to the price but we agreed we'd wait a month or so before putting the deposit down. A month later we find out my dad has been diagnosed with stage four cancer. Well, that changes everything. Instead of doing the wedding next fall, we're doing it this fall. This not only severely limits our budget, but the dress I chose would never be ready in time. I haven't bought a dress yet, because I feel so disappointed in everything I try on after already finding my perfect dress. I am heartbroken and disappointed to not be able to have the dress of my dreams, but I have nothing but good things to say about Marina Morrison. I highly highly recommend this boutique if you are looking for a designer gown!

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    Tiffany H.

    My collective experience at MM was probably closer to 3-3.5 stars, but I had such a lovely time with Intissar during my last visit that I decided to bump this up to 4 stars. I agree with another reviewer that some of the ladies working here do get interrogative. Having been to a few bridal gown salons now, I can understand why...they want to know when the wedding date is because it takes months to get a dress made and more time after that for alterations. Knowing a client's time frame and budget is therefore imperative on their end. But when I came here a week and a half after I got engaged for a sample sale during the first week of January, I was told by one woman that for my end-of-September wedding date, I would need to order the dress NOW. Wow. Especially when I was told comfortingly at Bridal Galleria the very opposite. Also, while I appreciate it when consultants sit down to discuss what type of venue you'll be getting married at because that does and will dictate your dress choices (for example, I had always envisioned getting married in a Claire Pettibone dress...except that my wedding will be entirely antithetical to a bohemian garden event, so once I tried on a CP dress, I realized how nonsensical I was being). But as another reviewer pointed out, it is off-putting when someone asks where your wedding is taking place in a manner that makes you think they are simply trying to deduce your budget and the likelihood that you'll be purchasing a $$$$ dress. The first time I came here, it was for a sample sale, which I personally would not ever try again. 1) I'm too short/petite for a size 8 dress and 2) most of the dresses were in terrible shape (broken zippers, ripped bottoms, etc). I have had friends who have scored amazing designer dresses at sample sales, but I think it requires a lot of luck. I should also note that I was pretty much ignored at the sample sale. Maybe it was because I came with my college-aged sister and our backpacks (oh and I forgot to wear my engagement ring LOL), so it was hard to take us seriously. Nevertheless, for such a high-end place, I expected a wee bit more customer service. I was also surprised by how few dressing rooms there were and how only a curtain separates some of them. But the lighting in the main area with the large mirror is quite nice. But as stated at the beginning of the review, my very latest experience here was with Intissar and she made it worthwhile. It might have helped that I was actually wearing my engagement ring this time and my mother accompanied me (I think salons love it when your mother is with you, since it means you are very, very serious about buying). I should also mention that I witnessed the most lovely moment when I first entered the store. A young lady with her mother had just bought a dress and they were hugging, the daughter whispering a tearful "thank you". It was reassuring to know that MM is a place where you could have moments like that. Unfortunately, my mother and I didn't, although we got a MUCH clearer idea of what type of dress I am better suited for. Before my experience here, I thought I *had* to get a Claire Pettibone or Anna Maier dress. Now, I feel much more informed and much more confident about my "vision"...and I have Intissar to thank for that. In any case, my general advice for wedding gowns is to do research early and try on tons of different dresses to get an idea of what you like. If there is a particular designer you fancy, wait for their trunk show. MM carries designers of every type and often hosts trunk shows (which offer discounts and allow you to customize a dress without an additional cost), so I really don't think you can go wrong with MM, unless you end up with a pushy consultant.

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