15 Brides Who Found Their Dream Wedding Dress at Thrift Stores

From a 2020 study, it was found that the average amount of money brides spend on their wedding dress is $2,439. This is a lot of money if you consider all the other expenses that are needed in order to make a wedding. That’s why some women choose to either make their own dress or buy a used vintage one from thrift stores.

Now I’ve Seen Everything believes that thrift stores can hide treasures in them and they also offer a much more affordable wedding clothing.

1. “Found this gorgeous wedding dress in a crowded goodwill! It was just sitting at the end of a rack and I picked it up.”

2. “I’ve been searching thrift stores for a couple of months for my wedding attire, and I finally found this brand new jumpsuit for $5!”

3. “Looked up the tag and it’s a ’cloud dress’ inspired by Carrie Bradshaw’s wedding dress.”

“Always wanted to thrift my dress but never thought it was possible because I’m extra petite.”

4. “A $40 thrifted vintage lace wedding dress”

5. “Found the organza wedding dress of my dreams, $100 but definitely worth it!”

6. “Found this absolutely gorgeous vintage wedding dress at Goodwill for $13.”

7. “Found this beautiful Sottero & Midgley wedding dress for $25 at Goodwill today!”

8. “scored my dream 70’s wedding dress for $24! Fits like a glove and is in pristine condition.”

9. “I got my dream wedding dress at a thrift store for $80.”

10. “I found my wedding dress today. I believe it’s from the 1950s, and I only paid $64 for it.”

11. “Got my wedding dress for free at a local secondhand shop where I sell clothes for credit. Was only tagged at $18 anyway.”

12. “For years, it’s been a dream of mine to thrift my wedding dress. I finally can post the one I found and adore!”

13. “A Vera Wang wedding dress for $65!”

14. “$70, but it’s worth it. Needs altering and it doesn’t quite fit yet, but I love it!”

15. “$130 for this Kitty Chen Couture wedding gown. My dream dress, perfect for eloping!”

Have you bought anything this important for you from a thrift store? Was it a piece of clothing for a special occasion or something else?