When you find the perfect wedding dress, you might feel like you want to wear it forever. But if you actually have to be sewn into it, you'll probably change your mind.

One bride, Samantha Shea, faced just such a situation, and turned it into a lawsuit. The zipper on Shea's wedding dress broke only an hour before the ceremony, so she paid two housekeepers at the Gansevoort Hotel to sew her into the gown, which kept her from using the bathroom for six hours.

Shea had originally paid Dalia Cohen, a seamstress, $600 to alter the dress. Cohen said that she replaced the original broken zipper on the dress. When the zipper split on Shea's wedding day, bridesmaid Joanne Zambuto called Cohen, who said she could make it to the hotel to fix the dress in two hours. But Shea elected to be sewn in instead.

Shea sued Cohen for breaching their oral agreement to alter the dress, requesting $1,000. Cohen said she was “devastated” by the incident, but said that the split zipper was a result of “nature,” and not her fault.

District Judge Gary Knobel found in favor of Shea,Online shopping for custom made designer oscar dresses 2012. and ordered Cohen to pay her $1,500.Looking for the ideal dress to wear for Halter Wedding Dresses? "The ensuing 'nightmare,' as the plaintiff described it at trial, allegedly robbed the plaintiff of experiencing the joy of her very special day,” Knobel wrote.

Matching outfits

A bride's wedding day is her finest opportunity to choose a dress that makes her feel like a princess; one she feels she could wear forever and that she has dreamed of for years. While grooms want to feel and look their best too, there's no need to try and merge the happy couple together to create a wedding eyesore. Couples who choose his and hers wedding outfits are surely asking to be ridiculed by their guests, as the ‘Britney and Justin' matching denim or ‘Posh and Becks' leather looks are simply not the ideal inspiration for a wedding. Small reflections of each other's outfit, such as the colour of the groom's tie and the bride's bouquet or sash,The Lissa's Bridal Wedding Dress Factory We started to wholesale bridal wedding gowns business on 2003 year. can look so effective. Just don't ruin it by making the groom turn up in a white, satin suit with beading to match your gown.

Fast food reception

For those couples with a smaller budget for their big day, they might not want to blow a large portion of it on food and drink for the wedding breakfast or canapés. While there are money-saving yet tasty options, such as a cold buffet or using the wedding cake as dessert, there's surely no need to have your wedding breakfast at a fast food restaurant chain. The gaudy red and yellow hues of McDonald's don't create the perfect backdrop for your wedding shots, nor does the cheesy grin of Colonel Sanders in KFC. You may laugh, but some couples have chosen these joints as the venue for their wedding meal. Our answer to a McDonald's wedding breakfast? We're not loving it.