How much is the average dress at Kleinfelds?

How much is the average dress at Kleinfelds?

The average dress sold on the show, according to Buzzfeed, costs around $4,500. The most expensive one sold to date, by the store itself, went for a whopping $70,000. You can check out all the past dresses from the show over on the Kleinfeld site.

How long does it take to get an appointment at Kleinfelds?

One of the most popular questions we receive is “How long is a Kleinfeld appointment?” Our Kleinfeld appointments are 90 minutes long. Don't worry, this is more than enough time for a bride to find her wedding dress.. However, when brides film the show, their appointments can be as long as 5 or 6 hours!

Is it worth going to Kleinfeld?

Overall, the experience was definitely worth the hype. If you're able to go to Kleinfeld when you're searching for your wedding gown, it's truly worth it -- even if you don't find your dress! ... Getting featured on Say Yes to the Dress is a whole different process, which includes an extensive application.)

What happens if you say no to the dress at Kleinfeld?

• If your consultant won't listen to you, like Trina, there’s a 70-85% chance you will be presented with lots of dresses you won’t even want to try. Still, like that fifth drink you shouldn't order, I went back to Kleinfeld a second time.

What is a sample dress at Kleinfeld Bridal?

• Sample dresses are the designer wedding dresses that our buyers have purchased for you to try on in-store at Kleinfeld. A sample dress is one that has been tried-on before; but is typically in excellent condition.

Are there any Pnina Tornai dresses at Kleinfeld?

• I had one request: No Pnina Tornai ( Pnina Tornai is one of the brands heavily featured on the show, and is sold exclusively at Kleinfeld). So, naturally the first dress she showed me was Pnina Tornai. What? Though the dress was, admittedly, pretty, it was nearly $3,000 over my budget.

Do you have to sign a receipt at Kleinfeld?

• Kleinfeld isn’t in the business of making women feel good — they’re in the business of selling dresses. It doesn’t matter if the dress isn't what you want — they just want you to sign a credit card receipt in under 1.5 hours. Your consultant doesn’t care how you met your fiancé, or if you’ve chosen your venue.