![Pinterest](https://pinterest.com/pin/create/button/?url=https://uknews.evprotec.com/i-ordered-gown-for-vow-renewal-ceremony/&media=https://uknews.evprotec.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/07/newspress-collage-23234207-1690551160903.jpg&description=BIG LET GOWN Published : 16:28, 28 Jul 2023 Updated : 16:30, 28 Jul 2023 A WOMAN was devastated after the "stunning" gown she ordered online arrived a mess and nothing like the pictures. She was left crying after trying on the $80 blush pink dress she had bought for her vow renewal ceremony. 4 A woman was devastated when the dress she ordered (pictured) was not what she got Credit: Ladywears 4 The shopper received a completely different gown for her vow renewal ceremony Credit: Facebook The original design is a delicate full-length lace gown, with a skin-tight bodice and off-the-shoulder sleeves. But unlike what she ordered, the woman shared a picture wearing a dress with mismatched lining, wrong pattern, awkward neckline and weird proportions. "This was just terrible judgement on my behalf- wishful thinking and trying to save money took over," the frustrated Australian wrote on a Facebook page. "I am just gonna buckle down and buy a nice dress on Amazon . "Thank you for laughing at this with me guys." The woman admitted she tried researching the brand, called Ladywears, before going ahead with her purchase. "I should have known better," she said. "I googled the website and it told me that they were legit- and so many of the reviews made me believe it." Users flooded the comment section under the "what I ordered versus what I got" post. "We bought this dress with not very high expectations and boy were we surprised," one woman wrote. "The dress is great quality and beautiful. My daughter looked amazing." Another commented: "Is it as itchy as it looks? You are adorable btw and I hope you find the perfect dress for your big day." "'It's okay it's happened to me before too lmao. The good news is you didn't spend too much," a third replied. Some people also shared some advice - starting with "the price tag is often an indication of quality". "I know it seems like a deal of a dream but you will never find a 500+ dress for 35.99 ever, it's a scam," explained another. Oth){kind=link}
A WOMAN was devastated after the “stunning” gown she ordered online arrived a mess and nothing like the pictures.
She was left crying after trying on the $80 blush pink dress she had bought for her vow renewal ceremony.
The original design is a delicate full-length lace gown, with a skin-tight bodice and off-the-shoulder sleeves.
But unlike what she ordered, the woman shared a picture wearing a dress with mismatched lining, wrong pattern, awkward neckline and weird proportions.
“This was just terrible judgement on my behalf- wishful thinking and trying to save money took over,” the frustrated Australian wrote on a Facebook page.