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We recently decided to get married this November so I got to work trying to find a dress I liked as I am picky when it comes to clothes. I knew it would be difficult to stay within my budget and find "the" dress. Last week I went to David's Bridal and tried on a taffeta gown (4th pic down) in my upper price range. I wasn't feeling the material until I added the petal pink sash. Then I felt like I loved it so I put the dress on layaway that day and soon started to question my decision. Over the next few days I felt like I only liked the dress because of the adorable sash, a feeling this sub calls dress regret. lol I canceled my layaway order and decided to buy the sample sale dress I originally fell in love with without being able to try it on (last picture). Yesterday I was driving through the small town I live in and saw a sign in the window of a bridal shop for 50% off. I thought why not see what the prices are like. The owner said they do have dresses in my sad $100-$400 price range. Rejoice. So I made an appointment for yesterday afternoon and tried on a few. They were secondhand dresses but I'm okay with this because people only wear these dresses for a short period of time anyways, thus why I refuse to spend so much money on one. The dress will (sadly) need a few ($200+worth) alterations but I can live with that because it's gorgeous! I feel like it combines the dress I wanted with a very classic feel. Plus the bodice is amazing!!!  Some of the beading is a bit discolored (to me anyways) but I'll just call it vintage. haha Here is the dress I said YES to (top three pics).  

Ladies, don't settle...even if you're on a tight budget like me. The right dress (much like the right man) is out there for you somewhere just waiting for you to discover it.
<bot>: Experienced dress regret. Looked further and found a beautiful high quality fabric dress within my price range. Don't settle.