Closed: White House Wedding SS2

http://the-bridezilla.blogspot.com/2012/07/the-white-house-ss2.html

bridezilla @ Jul 2012

Main aim – look for a dress. We were
met by a Steven Cheong (whose name card says Operation Manager), a somewhat
quiet and reserved character who took us upstairs on our request to see the
gowns. (He probably thought we were spies, but what the heck, can’t you see
the ring on my finger?!) Not a very extensive selection from what I could
see. Most of the gowns were A-line strapless tube tops with beaded bodices
and an assortment of skirt materials – creamy thick satin, can can. I quite
detest those layered skirts that remind me of anything except how I want to
look like on my wedding day, so about half the selection is out. There were
about 7-8 metal rows, and on my estimate of about 10 gowns a row, you’ve got
about 70-80 gowns upstairs? And about 60% was white. Some use quite a lot of
faux cubic zirconia on the bodices which again I don’t quite like (and herein
is the disclaimer – views expressed are the author’s opinions and you can’t
kill sue murder fault anyone for having an opinion) Pricing? Surprisingly
cheap. They tag the sale prices onto the gowns (which I initially mistook for
rental prices!) – and they range from RM799 to RM1699 for the bridal gowns
(most made in China). The bridesmaids dresses range from RM100-200 and I saw
some evening gowns at RM499. Selection quite limited though.

http://www.701pages.com/biz/white-house-wedding-269283

mala @ May 2012

I love the white gown with flowers at the chest lining. It looked so
elegant when I saw one of my friend wore it on her wedding day ! =)) They
certainly do have a taste in their selection of gowns especially those simple
yet elegant kind of gown.