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You know what's more fun than concalls?

A poke in the eye with a sharp stick.

Actually though, what's more fun than either of those is window shopping for expensive dresses you'll probably wear once. XD

Like this, except not really into the strapless thing.
This I'd want to see in person, but again with the strapless. (Optional spaghetti straps don't count.) Although the more I look at it, the less I'm even interested in seeing it in person.
I saw a passing reference to a copyright lawsuit by David's Bridal against the distributor of these dresses, I wonder if this would be part of the problem? ;) (See this for reference.) Come to think of it, I've seen more than a couple that bear striking similarity to things carried at David's for twice the price or more. [Edit: not a direct copy, but it certainly seems to be "inspired by"]
Pretty! In a slightly larger size (curse you bridal gown designers and your refusal to give in to vanity sizing like everyone else!), with a chapel train instead of cathedral and the ruffle gone? Near perfect.
A fine excuse to order a dress from Yosa or Kambriel, of course.
Yikes. This deserves a spot on And the Bride Wore... An acquaintance owns a bridal boutique that carries this line; to me, it looked better on the hanger than it does on this model (and that's not to imply it was attractive on the hanger). As much as I'd be happy to support her new business, the stock tends towards higher-end dresses. If I'm going to spend $8000 on any one thing that's not a kickass party with my friends, it's going to be the honeymoon and not a dress I wear once and then spend even more money to store away in a box.

I'd sort of joked about Vegas before, but...pirate ship! How cool is that? There's also the choice over at Paris of a ceremony on the Eiffel Tower, but only at 9:30 AM (!!) unless you want to spring for the twilight ceremony at ten grand. (Thanks, but no; see above about what I'm willing to spend that much money on.)

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