20+ Brides That Couldn’t Decide on Their Wedding Dresses and Asked for Help Online

An average bride tries on from 4 to 7 dresses before making a final decision. Experts recommend not trying too hard and giving a chance to a maximum of 10 dresses, otherwise, you’ll just get confused. Reddit users liked several dresses. And we suggest that you play a game and help brides choose their wedding dresses. And in the bonus part, you will find a photo of an unusual dress a bride ordered online without even trying it on, and it was a great choice.

“Both fit really well, though not sure of colors either. My wedding is non-traditional at a park & coffee shop with boho & vintage vibes.”

“Dress help? Both are amazing, but so different!”

«I’m having a fashion dilemma, I don’t know what dress to get married in!»

«Help me choose!»

“I cannot decide if one is a better after-party dress or rehearsal dinner dress.”

«Help me choose my courthouse ceremony dress!»

«Help me choose an alternative wedding dress!»

«Help me decide which of my top two should be the one please!»

«Help me pick for my Scottish elopement!»

«Which dress???»

«Love them all. Help!»

“Which one: dress 1, 2, or both? Doing an adventure elopement.”

“Should I pull the trigger on this in white?! I didn’t expect to love this as much as I did, but can’t stop thinking about how magical I felt in it!”

“Help me pick a dress for my very small wedding.”

“Okay, I finally get why people do this! Help me choose between my favorites.”

«Had the best time shopping yesterday!»

«Having trouble deciding on my dress, help!»

«2 days to decide on my wedding dress! Help!!»

“Help me choose my dress! I narrowed my options down to two, but I am having a hard time choosing between them. Which one is more flattering?”

«Help me choose my wedding dress! I love them all!»

«Help me choose a wedding dress!»

Bonus: “I bought a non-traditional dress for my elopement online without ever having tried one on.”

Which of these dresses would you wear to your own wedding? Show us the dress you wore or would wear if you’re not married yet!