Items 1 to 12 of 43 total Retail Price: Buy From: Rent From: Retail Price: Buy From: View All New Arrivals Monday through Wednesday, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.Thursday and Friday, 10 a.m. to 9 p.m.Saturday, 10 a.m. to 7 p.m.Sunday, 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. Bridal salon available at this location. Our Secaucus, NJ store offers prom dresses, homecoming dresses, cocktail dresses, quinceanera dresses, wedding dresses, and bridesmaids dresses in Rutherford, Union City, West New York, Jersey City, Moonachie, North Arlington, and Lyndhurst.Shop Sarno & Son Tuxedos in our Secaucus location for all your mens formalwear needs. Call them at: 201-867-8788.Searching For Prom Dress Shops In New Jersey? Your Search Is Over. Of all the prom dress shops in New Jersey, you can be sure you'll find an incredible selection here at Dress 2 Impress Bridal & Formal Boutique. Unlike department stores and other shops, formal-wear is all we do and it's what we know best. We carry a wide range of prom dress collections and designers so each and every girl can find the dress that speaks to them.

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There are a few reasons this might happen: To request an unblock, please fill out the form below and we will review it as soon as possible. /style/rent-a-dress from 54.203.163.150 on 2016-09-16 18:34:32 GMT. Trace: 35CCC9D4-7C3C-11E6-B4A8-EE3110BD660D via e990b09c-7ea0-4fac-9848-c0ca0f29e077 How Charlotte’s Closet Works Choose from hundreds of the latest designer party dresses perfect for any occasion. You’ll receive your dress with plenty of time to accessorize. black prom dress with gold beadingDon’t forget to share a selfie!#charlotterocks Send your dress back for free via UPS, shipping label provided. We handle the dry cleaning.Welcome to Darianna Bridal & Tuxedo, where we are all about the experience!  Let's have a conversation about you, your personal style and vision, then allow our team to help turn it into reality. We provide a fun, pressure-free environment with honest answers and a caring staff who will work closely with you from the dressing room to your walk down the aisle.

Groom’s tuxedo rental is always complimentary with a wedding party of six or more. Out of state groomsmen? We arrange to have them measured anywhere in the country for free! “Wendy was so patient with me and after I found the dress she measured and ordered the EXACT perfect size. I didn't need ONE alteration; our guests thought I had the dress made just for me, that's how well it fit! I loved my experience at Darianna, and I am so grateful for the memories the staff helped create =)”The requested URL /sub.php?Page=Text&PT=AboutUs was not found on this server.Serving New Jersey brides since 1971 Jefre Bridals was votedbest bridal store inSomerset Countyfor selection and serviceby the Courier Newsand best bridal store inNJ by The Knot in 2015! Somewhere between choosing a date for the wedding and finalizing details with the caterer, a bride has to decide what she will wear on her wedding day, as well as what her bridesmaids will wear. Jefre Bridals has been making New Jersey brides beautiful for more than 40 years, and we have it down to a science: a selection of exquisite designer gowns, plus the personal touch you long for when making important decisions for your wedding day.

We are here to help you, not just to sell you a gown. Our dedicated, personalized service will make all the difference as you prepare for your very special day. Conveniently located on Route 22 in Greenbrook, in Central New Jersey, Jefre Bridals provides a wide selection of bridal gowns, as well as bridesmaids' and mothers' gowns, shoes and accessories, and men's formal wear – everything you need for your bridal party's attire. Jefre Bridals can get you ANY DRESS, available from ANY manufacturer. All you have to do is ask! Let us help make your day perfect!Stephanie Grimes Cornman coveted the designer wedding dress she had ogled in fashion spreads. But the price kept it out of reach — that is, until she embraced the idea that a dress, unlike a spouse, is not to have and to hold forever.Ms. Cornman rented her gown, making it the “something borrowed” she wore down the aisle for her December wedding.She rented a Jenny Packham silk sheath with elaborate beadwork from a website called Borrowing Magnolia for $1,800, or 30 percent of the $6,000 for which it typically sells.

The site is one of several businesses that rent wedding gowns, facilitating the practical one-time wearing of an ornate dress and making high-cost fashions accessible to women unable or unwilling to pay full price.Ms. Cornman, a funeral director from Oklahoma City, searched the approximately 400 dresses listed on Borrowing Magnolia’s site, brands that include Monique Lhuillier, Nicole Miller and Vera Wang. For 14-day rentals, the dresses cost from $375 to $2,000, up to 85 percent off their retail prices. (Don’t be late returning them, though. For each day a dress is late, the renter pays 110 percent of the daily rental rate; in Ms. Cornman’s case, that would have been $141.) For $99, she had three dresses mailed to her home; once she decided on the Jenny Packham, that $99 went toward the cost of the rental. The site hemmed the dress for her, per measurements she sent in.Ms. Cornman said that renting the designer gown helped make it possible for her to afford it.“My husband had called a magazine to find out who made this dress I’d fallen in love with, but then we found out how expensive it was,” she said.

“I was so glad to get it for a reasonable price, and I don’t know what I would’ve done with it again, anyway.” To ensure that gowns like the one Ms. Cornman wore are in good condition, Borrowing Magnolia limits each dress to three rentals annually and five total, according to Ashley Steele, a founder. Sizes range from 0 to 24; alterations are permitted but must be reversible.Some brick-and-mortar bridal boutiques have similar policies. Among them, Get the Gown, with locations in Houston and Miami, and One Night Affair in Los Angeles cater to women seeking to borrow. “Men have been able to rent a tux, from Armani to Versace, for years,” said Jessica Berriman, a founder of Get the Gown, which opened last September and rents out, for an average $1,000 a week, dresses that typically cost $5,000 to $13,000. Among the labels on offer are Carolina Herrera, Oscar de la Renta and Vera Wang. Late returns cost $50 a day.Her customers “don’t want to buy gowns they’re going to wear once,” Ms. Berriman said.

“But they’re still very particular about what they want.”With such discerning tastes driving them, some rentals may not sound like stand-alone bargains. But several shops emphasized that they catered just as much to trend-consciousness as practicality.One Night Affair carries a mix of bridal fashions, from unlabeled samples to Badgley Mischka and Galia Lahav gowns. The dresses cost from $100 to $1,000 for five days, plus in-house tailoring costs. The shop also rents out custom-made dresses, starting at $299. Sharon Gilchrist opened the store 29 years ago and ran it with her husband, Geoff Gates, until they sold it last fall. It continues to operate under the same name in the Culver City neighborhood of Los Angeles.“Renting wedding gowns was put down back in 1986,” Ms. Gilchrist said. “People didn’t want to rent, but that’s changed now.”She attributed increased interest to the downturn in the economy and, even more, to the Internet, for widely showcasing the latest fashions and easily connecting owners and renters.

Besides renting, various options exist for women who aren’t in need of a keepsake, including reselling their dress.Nearly Newlywed sells designer bridal gowns — some pre-owned and some samples, all “nearly new” — with the promise of helping the bride clean and resell them after her wedding day. The company has a relationship with Kleinfeld, the New York boutique featured on TLC’s “Say Yes to the Dress,” through which it carries some samples at steep reductions. Kleinfeld refers brides interested in selling their dresses to the site.Natalie May, married in September, bought an Oscar de la Renta sample runway gown, typically $10,000, its tags still intact, from Nearly Newlywed for $2,850. She paid $850 to have it altered. She is now selling her gown through the site. After the $25 listing fee, $200 cleaning fee and 25 percent commission Nearly Newlywed keeps, she expects to recapture about half of what she paid. “I began to realize how wasteful weddings typically are,” said Ms. May, an architect.

“I didn’t like the thought of buying an expensive gown that would be worn once and then sit in my closet for the rest of my life.”While parting with a wedding dress may be novel to many Western brides, renting is the norm in some Asian cultures. In Koreatown in Los Angeles, shops like Bella Wedding Bridal and Shin Bu Bridal cater to such customers. Shin Bu makes custom-made gowns and then rents them starting at $1,800. (Those dresses, once returned, may be rented by other customers for lower, off-the-rack prices.)Ho Seok Seo, who owns Shin Bu, said that while most of his clients are Korean, more Americans from within Los Angeles and beyond are renting from him. Ashley Holm of Los Angeles visited Shin Bu in 2012 in anticipation of her wedding on the shore of Lake Tahoe in Nevada.“I’m not Korean and I’m not a size 0,” she said, noting how happily surprised she was customizing a lace gown and renting it for about $2,100. “Renting was practical, and I still ended up with the exact dress I wanted.”

In New York, shops like Unique Bridal in Forest Hills, Queens, do the same, fashioning made-to-order gowns for rent, varying in price depending on beadwork and materials.And rentals can extend beyond the dress. Both brick-and-mortar and online boutiques offer a variety of borrowed accouterments, too.Rent the Runway, the cocktail dress mail-order service, started a weddings boutique in 2012, largely focused on little white dresses for women to wear during the weekends of their ceremonies, but also offering accessories. mail an array of headpieces, sashes, veils and jewelry to customers for rental.“Every woman is conditioned to pursue the fairy-tale dress and accessories,” said Geoff Gates, a former owner of One Night Affair. “But you wear it once. Who can afford that?”Even beyond ability to pay, some modern brides see renting as a sensible choice, sparing the stress and space of storing or preserving a gown, and acknowledging that the trends of today may not appeal to future generations.“