Love the dress, was a few inches too long but had it hemmed and it worked out great! Very surprised…read moreof the quality so I decided to order the bridesmaid dresses as well. Hoping I'm not disappointed. Arrived early and have recommended this site to others!

I just bought my wedding dress from here and I love it!!! Was so glad to finally find a bridal…read morestore conveniently located in the cbd. They are reasonable in price from $500-$5000 gowns. Many gowns were around the $1000-$15000 range. Friendly staff, you can go in anytime to have a look, but need to make an appointment to try on the dresses.

A lovely bridal store with many choices of bridal gowns. The gowns are reasonably prices and the…read morestaff are very accommodating and knowledgeable. The store itself is inviting with a bright coloured range of bridesmaid dresses upstairs with the bridal gowns stored down stairs. The staff helped me pick my gown and had many years experience in helping brides with their special day.

I'm married, my sisters are married, nearly all my friends are married. Needless to say, I've been…read moreto heck of a lot of wedding dress shops in my day. Never before have I been to a shop that told a bride "it's better to try on a dress that's too small than one that's too big. Now my friend is not a big girl- usually about a size 8 I would guess. She tried on a beautiful dress in a US size 6 (Aus 10) and while it zipped up, it was tight and was showing every little lump and bump on the poor girl. It was impossible to visualize how it would look in her size. We asked if they had any bigger sizes and we were told that it's a new dress and it's too risky for them to order more sizes until they know if it will be available for a long time or that it will sell well. I don't know what she was blabbing on about but it sounded like a bunch of bull. Honestly... how many girls can try on a US size 6? It would be absolutely impossible for anyone even slightly bigger than an aussie size 10. Needless to say it was just what my friend was looking for but she never would buy it from there without being able to get a feel for what it would really look like in her correct size. When I went and picked up a bigger dress for her to try on in a different style the staff member tried to give us a lecture on how it's not good to try on a dress that's 2 sizes to big. It won't sit right. Of course it wont be perfect but at least you can zip the damn thing up. Now, for those of you who have never shopped for dresses, how it usually works (in EVERY single other shop I've ever been in in Australia and the US) is that they stock dresses that are a bit bigger so that more girls can actually try them on. Then they clip them in the back so you can see how it fits your shape. At abbey bridal we were told that they don't clip dresses because it ruins them. While I'm sure it isn't great for a dress, it IS standard practice AND it allows a bride to move around and really get a feel for what the dress will look like on the big day. Can't really do that if the staff is simply holding it together for you in the back. Needless to say they really rubbed us the wrong way. My friend really liked two of the dresses but told us that even if she decided on one of them she wouldn't buy it from this shop. Only reason I'm giving it more than 1 star is because they did have one of the bigger dress selections of the Dymocks building bridal shops.

I went in to my appointment wanting to try on a certain dress for my vow renewal in October. The…read morestaff were really lovely! Jess M helped me pick out a few dresses but I tried on the Divina dress by Maggie Sottero first which was the one I was interested in. I loved it even after I tried on the others. I went back the next day with a friend for a second opinion and bought the dress. It's lovely and I can't wait to wear it. The experience here was really lovely. Thank you.