We took 5 group lessons since we felt we only had to touch base and get more confidence. Me and my husband have always been good at dancing and these lessons helped us maintain poise and confidence.

My husband, then fiance, didn't have the option to rent his tux since our wedding was going to be in Israel. After checking out a couple of places, the finally went to Tuxedo Junction and fell in love with what he saw there. The prices were to his liking, so were the colors. He had a very specific color, style and fabric in mind and he found exactly what he was looking for. And when I saw him all dressed up, I was dazzled by his handsome looks and attire. Good job, Tuxedo Junction!

One of my bride's maids purchased her dress from John's bridal. While I think her choice was quite good, I am of the opinion that she over spent a bit for the kind of dress she got. But she was happy with it and so was I :)

I let my bride's maids pick their own dresses. One of them purchased her's from Forever 21 and made a pretty good choice.

Shoes! I was having a difficult time finding the perfect pair. It had to be pure white, comfortable and cheap. I didn't want to compromise on comfort by going for high heels but it seemed like it was impossible to find a pair that's both comfortably and bridal. Luckily, I found the perfect pair at Sears. I wore them from 1 pm till 3 am and thanked my stars for picking the right shoes.

My mother in law purchased her dress from JCP and for that price, it was wonderful. I liked the fact that the dress was not too simple and not too out there. It was perfect. The color, the fit..it was great. I think my Mom in law made a good choice.

My first impression of Davids Bridal wasn't as good as my last. I happened to step into their store on a very busy sunday afternoon. I had to wait for over 20 minutes to get attended to. Out of patience and more than that, still upset about the beautiful bridal gown I had fallen in love with earlier but wasn't sure if I could afford it, I almost walked out of Davids Bridal. Good thing I didn't though, because once I started trying on the gowns, I knew I had come to the right place. I found a beautiful one that was not only within my budget but cheaper than I had imagined. I still love my gown and wish I could wear it more often.

None the less, I wouldn't give Davids Bridal 5 on 5 because I definitely think there's room for improvement. There were very few designs that I liked. There wasnt much selection to suit my taste. Alterations there cost me almost as much as the dress...ridiculous! The sales consultant that we were stuck had a sulking face almost for the entire time that I was there. Whenever I said "I'd like to try this one", she made a frustrated face. But I love my gown and found that Davids Bridal was the cheapest of the bridal places I went to, so I do recommend DB.

Me and my then fiance, now husband, were looking for a rich and classy invitation but had a budget to stick to. We had been to a few places and liked what we saw but nothing fit our budget. When I came across The American Wedding website in a bridal magazine, I decided to check out the prices. Everything looked good - lots of beautiful designs, many of which were within our budget, the ability to print in more than one language, their willingness to let us decide the format of the invitation. The only thing we were a bit skeptical about was the fact that everything had to be done online. But after receiving free samples and liking them, we decided to go ahead and get our invitations with them. When the invitations finally came in, Wow! They were so beautiful. I warmly recommend The American Wedding.