I Do I Do Wedding Boutique — Local services in Flagstaff

So Me and my Grandma went to this Fine Establishment and me and my grandmother where exhausted because i had spent all day trying on dresses for my prom. But most of the dresses I tried on did not fit so I was looking around the store to see if any one of these very pretty dresses could maybe fit me. Then this Wonderful Helpful Woman (I wish I knew her name) offered to help us with the dress fitting and then BINGO we had found This Gold and black Dress and this ladies and gentlemen Won the Prize 🏆 I had a great time at My prom And my Dress is just fabulous by itself but as soon as I walked through those doors at the highschool. The words to even describe that feeling of such Fierce Confidence was like Lightning ⚡ In fact I felt so confident in my beautiful dress that at my first and last Prom When the Dj started playing Get Low By Lil Jon And the East side boyz (Fyi That is so my song and I had to show how we dance in the bay area (Oakland) where I'm from😝) I confidently walked into the middle of the empty dance floor, I looked both ways and Patiently waited for the beat to drop and as soon as it did I started to dance like there was no Tomorrow as I did this I heard screaming and I looked and a group of these girls that I did not know where running towards me they started cheering me on and and dancing with me. Never in my life had I done something so bold with a passion and I will never forget that Wonderful unforgettable Night. 🖤 I give...

I was a bridesmaid in a wedding about a year ago, and went with the bride to I Do I Do to look for a wedding dress for her. When we entered, a woman that we assumed was a manager or owner greeted us, and instructed us to go upstairs to look through their wedding dresses. She did not escort us, nor did she offer any help in selecting or trying on dresses. We headed upstairs to a dimly lit hallway, where we found multiple rooms full of dresses. As we looked through the dresses, other employees silently crept into the room to watch us. When we would try to ask them questions, they would shake their head 'no', as if to say that they could not speak to us. VERY CREEPY. I'm not at all surprised that they were found guilty of human trafficking-- these women watching us did not seem like friendly, happy employees.

Eventually, the first woman we spoke to, (we guessed the manager or owner), came upstairs to talk to us. She scolded the bride for trying on dresses "without permission", explaining that the bride could only try on dresses if she intended to buy that day. During this scolding session, she asked me, the bridesmaid, over and over if I wanted to buy a dress as well. I repeatedly told her no, and once she even mentioned that it was "good" I wasn't shopping there, because I'm too big for all of her dresses. So rude and totally unnecessary. We were ignored, spied on, insulted, and scolded....

The women who "helped" me was extremely rude! First she told me to try on a dress and then right away told me to get out of it because I was going to sweat in it. She did however go to the back of the store and get the most beautiful wedding dress that fit me perfectly. She again told me to hurry up and get out of it before I sweat in it. Then she asked if I was going to buy the dress. I tried to explain to her I had just started to look for dresses and didn't want to necessarily buy the first one I tried on. My future mother in law asked if I could try on another dress. The women said and I quote " Why? You're not going to buy it?" We were stunned! She then proceeded to tell us to go to Phoenix to find a dress. I loved, loved, I mean truly loved that dress. It's unfortunate the saleswoman had to act as if I couldn't afford this dress or as if it was somehow rude of me to want to try on many wedding dresses. All I could think was she was in desperate need of a sale. Well I didn't buy the dress and I am going to Phoenix to look for one so she got her wish. Someone needs to open a wedding boutique here so I do, I do has...