David`s Bridal Truly Is Bad
I am not a happy bride when it came to visiting the Costa Mesa, CA and the Santa Ana, CA store and was VERY upset to find that after making an appt to view dresses and expect customer service when I arrived at the store, no one greeted me at all. As well, I waited well over an hour after my appt was made and other brides shopping in the store said Good Luck getting someone to even ask if you need help. Needless to say, I am passing the word in a wide network of what would have been potential customers to say that David`s Bridal does NOT employ corteous and attentive employees. NEVER would I want to shop there and a bride should feel like a PRINCESS, let alone at least a normal customer.
Posted by Wendy; updated 11/13/07
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My wife had a very similar experience there as well. She said Mon Amie is much better, in costa Mesa, CA.
More expensive, but you will feel like a princess.
We got married in Laguna 2 months ago.
We also had a horrible experience with limo and transportation, so i got so mad, we started our own business to make people feel important and like a rockstar. We started a trolley rental business.. If you would like more info, i would be happy to help.
Trolley is cheaper than a limo, more fun, and perfect for pictures in Cali.. It can fit all your guests.. Seats 27 and act as a shuttle so nobody needs to drink and drive.
Www.californiatrolley.com
California trolley
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714-795-4915
Bob
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Posted by CA Trolley; updated 11/13/07
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I wore a Mon Cheri Bridals dress from their destinations collection at my wedding. Everyone thought the dress was amazing including me. I wish I could put this dress on everyday. It fit perfectly and I felt like a beautiful princess. I found my dress on their website (www.mcbridals.com) and then went to a retialer in my area that I also found on their website.
I cannot say enough about this dress. Really loved it!
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Posted by hermitage; updated 02/28/08
