Re: David's Bridal Refuses to Deliver
by Deanna W. Posted Thu May 7, 2009 @ 8:16 PM
On February 26th 2009 I didn't order my dresses but I ordered my ring
pillows, my book, my flower baskets, and my pen from David's Bridal in
Orem Utah. Well they said it would be here around April 20th. I went
in on April 27th and they said to give them another week and they
should be here. So I call today May 7th, Now I am told that they will
not be here til the end of May and my wedding is the begining of June.
The manager of the store proceeds to tell me that even though I
ordered my stuff early there were people that ordered after whos
weddiong was sooner so I was put on the back burner. Well when I
ordered my things I asked the girl, "These will be here the end of
April right because we are making the aprons for my servers and we
want them to match" Well needless to say I paid $175.00 for stuff that
I need for my wedding and it wont be done. Thank god I didn't order my
dresses from there, they probably wouldnt be done. Funny the little
dress shop where I did order my dresses from (my dress, 3 brides maids
dresses, and 4 flower girls dresses) all were done the begining of
April and I oredered everything the same day from each store. I am not
a spoiled brat or bridezilla I am a 30 year old single mom who works
for a living and I earn my money but when you are ripped off it doesnt
matter if you are spoiled or not companies have an obligation and if
they cannot meet that obligation they need to shut down or get new
people.
Re: David's Bridal Refuses to Deliver
by lmk52 Posted Fri August 1, 2008 @ 2:37 PM
I'm having problems with a David's Bridal in HAgerstown, Md. and I
called their corporate office and my call was returned the next day
and the problem is being taken care of. Nancy, the girl I spoke with
was very helpful.The corporate doesn't know what their stores are
doing until you let them know.
Re: David's Bridal Refuses to Deliver
by Michelle S. Posted Tue July 1, 2008 @ 7:16 PM
I agree that David's Bridal does not deliver. And, I have not even
used them. I have not had a chance to spend any money at their store.
My mother and I were in the store looking at dresses. They hound you
when you come in and leave you hanging. I asked if I could try on some
dresses that I had chosen. One of the girls (that work for $7.50, cuz
there are no other jobs in town, that Farrah previously mentioned),
said that she would get someone to help me try them on. We waited, and
waited, no one came to help. So, we left to look at another store. As
we were going out of the door, mom said this place doesn't feel right,
it is just weird. We went to the next store. I found my perfect dress
for $1000 on the rack at a small business. All four bridesmaids live
in other towns. I sent 2 of them to another David's Bridal that was
closer. They still had to drive 35 miles. I had set an appt. for them
a week earlier. I was told the whole day was open. My 2 bridesmaids
arrived. The sales person said, that she had to hurry and had to eat
before a bridal party came in. My friends could not find anything. No
one was there to help them. I am not picky, I said any style in the
canary color. I do not expect anything for free, just some common
courtesy. My mother has a small clothing a gift store in a town. So we
understand people do like things for free. However, this was NEVER the
case. They left, went to a department store called and asked if they
could buy one there. I said sure. (I am NOT a bridezilla, and I am
laid back.) None of the dresses needed to be matching anyway. I would
rather spend money somewhere else. I would think as a manager, owner
or someone would care about the type of service they provide. I don't
get it. I was planning to coordinate my whole wedding thru them. And,
it is scam for people win a free trip, just to sell cheap cookware. I
don't mind people selling cookware, just not in the way that they try
to sell it and promote them. I did look it up on line before I decided
to go. Who would give anything away for free? There is always a catch.
And I have not spent any money with them. They refuse to take my
money. And that is ok with me.
David's Bridal sells your personal information
by joana Posted Wed May 28, 2008 @ 11:57 PM
I recently recieved a phone call from an outside vendor of David's
Bridal. The lady told me I had one a free vacation. I don't EVER
sign up for any of these fake things so I sat there and wondered how
in the world they got my information. The only thing I could think of
was that I had seen an advertisement for DB online about a free
wedding dress drawing. So I signed up to have my name put in it. Two
weeks later is when I recieved this phone call. The lady said I had
one a three day two night stay in a variety of locations all over the
US and in the Bahamas. She gave me a confirmation number and said I
had to attend this presentation where they would urge you to buy
things there but you were not required to do so to get your vacation
package. You only had to sit through the presentation. So I was like
ok there's not harm in sitting through it and checking into the
situation. So my fiance and I went. It was a 90 minute presentation
and I'll admit the guy named Tommy was very good at his job. He was
Asian I think and the other guy was black. They were very friendly as
we sat through the presentation where they were trying to sell dishes
and cookware through Royal Prestige or American Prestige. These
dishes were thousands of dollars. Again they were very friendly
during the presentation but when it was done and you sat down to talk
to them about the vacation package and you turned down the dishes they
were very rude and pushy. They gave us the package but were very rude
and tried forcing us to buy dishes. They told us that we were unable
to buy these dishes at this price after that night, that we MUST get
them right then. We left without the dishes. We are going to ask a
travel agent about the trip because we still think it is fake. It's
not worth the hassle of even taking that trip. When we got back to
our hotel room that night we researched these people and found nothing
but bad information about them. They rip people off and the trip
supposedly is a fake or is a terrible experience. Also we realized
that the only people who were at this presentation were young people.
Why? Probably because they assume young people won't research this and
will be naive and just buy things because they make it look easy to
use. Also, the people who got the phone calls about this free trip
were the women. Why? Probably because they think it is the women who
jump and say "come on babe, why not?" It's free! No it's a
ridiculous scam. So don't sign up for anything through DB because
they sell your information and take advantage of people. Go to Google
and type in Royal Prestige Scam or Ripoff..you'll see all kinds of
reports about it. And it all starts with David's Bridal! Most of
these people who did order these dishes never saw them or ended up
paying way more in interest then what they were told they would be
paying..so don't be naive ladies! If you do go to a presentation
after reading this just make sure you go and show them up and ruin the
presentation by telling everyone that it is a scam! Hope this helps
some people!
Re: David's Bridal Refuses to Deliver
by KazperGal Posted Tue April 8, 2008 @ 11:39 PM
You know what you BRIDEZILLA's , you ALL want everything for NOTHING,
are spoiled brats who somehow think they are "entitled" to only the
best and you expect only the best service and WASTE the consultants
time by not having any idea of what style gown you want. Your
appointments are only to be one and a half hours in length as there
are other customers waiting and the consultants also need time to go
eat lunch, I bet you all get a lunch where you work because its the
law. Each and every one of you who has a complaint NEEDS to come try
and work at David's Bridal for at least a month. NONE of you would
survive...IMAGINE putting up with yourselves multiple times a day
while being paid $7.50 per hour and only if you are lucky and have
really sweet brides only then will you earn commission.....at most the
bridal consultants at David's Bridal average about $9/hr, how many of
you with College Degree;s are willing to work for those wages because
there are NO other jobs in your town?!!!! Instead of being rude,
obnoxious and unthankful you are lucky that David's Bridal even exists
and offers the selection that it does. My sister worked for them for a
total of three months when she was getting married and came home
crying everyday because people like you were so rude. Luckilly she
holds a Master's Degree and it was only temporary after a layoff for
her and now she is employed full time again and makes well over six
figures a year instead of putting up with your pathetic BS as a bunch
of spoiled brats. As I said NONE of you would survive as a wedding
consultant. Next time you go into David's try to have a little
compassion for those who are working there to assist you with your
wedding plans. By the way there is a place to send complaints to
Customer Service for legitimate complaints. Hello people......ALL
bridal shops are always updating styles every three months on average
so it is not uncommon for a gown or color to be discontinued. As for
Bridal Gowns on average if they are a close cut gown they do run two
sizes too small. Now I do agree their alterations costs are
OUTRAGEOUS....my sister wouldn't even have hers done there when she
worked for them. She found a seamstress who charged her 65% less than
David's....don't let them fool you on that one.
