This was the 2nd out of the 6 shops I went to.
LOVED it! It's a small store and you can't touch the gowns [keeps them in top shape!] but it's personable and there's a great selection of gowns. Very good quality dresses. The sales associate that helped me was amazing. She was very patient with me and definitely knew her inventory and designers! If you make an appointment, you will get an associates undivided attention.
I would definitely recommend this place.

I have visited a total of 6 bridal shops in search of my dress.
Eva's Bridal was my last stop but was not where I found THE ONE.

I suppose by that time, I had some standards that needed to be met, and they were not. Don't get me wrong, I was highly impressed with the number of dresses they had! [it was the biggest store I visited!] There was a good variety and the dresses were even put into their own 'sections'. [ex. destination, ballgown, plus size etc.] I got a 'shopping cart' that I filled up with the dresses that I wanted to try on, with a little help from two different sales associates. When it came time to try them on, I was highly disappointed. Eva's Bridal does not accept appointments so everyone is a walk-in. The second sales associate that pulled a few dresses for me was helping at least 3 other women [one bridal, two prom]. She would get me into a dress and before I could get out of the fitting room, she was gone. I ended up getting in and out of most of my dresses by myself. Finally, a third sales associate came to my rescue after seeing me struggle with a lace up corset. She continued to help me with the rest of my rack [the last 3 dresses] and insisted they all looked great. Which, in fact, the last 3 were the least flattering and looked terrible on me! And another thing: this was the only bridal shop out of the 6 I went to that would NOT tell me the designer/maker of the dress! They blamed it on internet sales and said the buisness was too competitive.

All in all, great store to start off with but I wouldn't stop here. Keep looking.