to ask how much your wedding dress was?

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Just that really....and where did you get it from?

£195 from John Lewis in 2012

£189 in 1986. Loved it then but now when I watch SYTTD I wished that some of those styles had been available then

37us dollars. From Holy Clothing, a silver dress with Celtic embroidery.

First one was a Justin Alexander gown, £1300 in 2006.

Second one was a Ghost dress, £200 in 2012.

£1400, ten years ago.

I wore a pencil skirt and ivory coloured vintage top, £40 for both.

2005 - £50 for a sale wedding dress from BHS (paid £150 for alterations) and £80 for a voile full length ‘coat’ (with train) with white feathers at the cuffs and collar and completely covered with pearls and sparkles. Reduced from £500 in Pronuptuia. Second wedding and I felt amazing!

Mine was £2000 plus a custom made bolero for £500 plus alterations. My dress was this www.houseofmooshki.com/our-dresses/rose-2/

Just to add I got married in March this year

£1250 - made to measure, absolutely loved it

Mine was hand made by my Grandmother, priceless

£280 in 2011 for a brand new silk Suzanne Neville dress. I bought it from a lady who’d got pregnant and couldn’t wear it for her own wedding. It fitted perfectly.

£535 for a Benjamin Roberts dress 19 years ago

And it’s still beautiful

I spent about £50 on satin, lining and net and made my own dress. I made my own veil too.
My mum gave me some gorgeous white brocade from China and I made a lovely jacket to go with it.
Meant we could afford a much classier reception!

£60 it was 30 years ago though!

£80 from Quiz bought 3 months ago.

It's now on sale for £34.99 in House of Fraser 😤

So technically I bought it from Fabric Land!

1982, Around 40 pounds, home made version of Princess Diana’s dress.

€4000 9 years ago 😬😬😬😬 it was Vera wang though. But still... 😬

Boutique in my mums home town, was a MoriLee design, cost £900 plus £250 in alterations.
It needed the hem shortening, but the entire thing was lace. So the seamstress had to cut off the bottom few inches with the intricate lace pattern, then shorten the dress, then match up the lace pattern from the bit she had cut off the bottom to the pattern at the bottom of the dress itself and hand stitch it all
She did an incredible job! You couldn’t even tell it had been cut and restricted. Which at £250 I thought was a bargain for that kind of alteration!

£200 2013 bought it online.

£325 plus £90 for the veil. It was already a cheaper dress and it was in the sale. I tried on much more expensive ones but I had a really specific idea of what I wanted and this was the one! My mum paid for it. I spent £200 on shoes which were hand painted.

I was married in 2007 and i paid £1250 for a beautiful dress from my local dress makers. I loved it and wish I could wear it again😀

1900 before I had it tailored 🙈

It was a bridesmaid dress, can't remember the make - cost about £180, plus some money for alterations that left it still not quite right, but I didn't care as it wasn't like it was a pricelessly expensive dress! We did have a good laugh that my husband's wedding suit cost more than my entire outfit (including my custom-made shoes and hat!)