Just an update since my wedding to show my dress... This dress was beyond my dream dress. It all…read moreexceeded expectations and I feel that my dress was very unique. And did I mention that my dress looks so much more expensive than it was. Seriously great great prices. My dress made me feel so beautiful on my wedding day, and my husband loved it too. Thank you so much again Pam for helping make my special day so perfect!

Our daughter is getting married in October. This was my first choice for her to look at wedding…read moredresses. I bought my wedding dress from Cinderella's over 11 years ago and this place holds a special place in my heart. The owner is kind, welcoming, and very sweet and helped us in everyway possible to find my daughter's perfect dress. She found her beautiful dress and I also found my mother of the bride dress, and both dresses are stunning!! The prices are phenomenal and fits any budget. Please give this place a try I promise you won't regret it. A wonderful shopping experience for memorable moments.

My fiancé was looking for a rental tux. Caroline at Magic Bridal recommended Beauty and The Beast…read morein Sevierville, tn. From the moment we entered the store the owners treated us wonderful. It was prom season and they were very busy, however, they were friendly and personable to everyone. I recommend this store highly. They have reasonable prices as well, plus very knowledgeable. Wish I could give them a higher score.

From the owner: We Specialize in Tuxedo Rentals, Wedding Gown Sales, Wedding Gown Rentals, Prom Dress Sales and we…read morehave an On-Site Ordained Officiant.

I highly recommend Southern Belle Bridal. Michelle is wonderful to work with. Not only does she…read morehave beautiful gowns, she is an exceptional person. She was helpful, patient and seemed sincerely interested in my daughter finding a wedding gown that she wanted. It was encouraging to deal with someone that was concerned with having a satisfied customer...it's kind of rare anymore. I sincerely appreciate Michelle. You can't go wrong if you choose to shop here for your special occasions!

From the owner: Southern Belle Bridal is a full service bridal salon. We are family owned and operated and we love…read morewhat we do! Our goal is to assist you in your search for the perfect dress or tuxedo by providing you with a relaxed, no pressure environment and the very best quality formal wear available in today's market. We offer you excellence in customer service, because you deserve it. We have attire for everyone and every formal occasion which allows you to plan your entire event under one roof. At Southern Belle we carry the top designers in bridal, prom, pageant, and tuxedos. It is all about you and your special day! It is our privilege to serve you!

If I got a tux and it didn't fit we should be able to bring it back for a refund if it has not…read morebeen worn .they were rude and won't work with you.

After getting such a bad taste in our mouth at David's Bridal on Sunday afternoon, we googled to…read moresee if any other bridal stores were open while we were in town. Best Bride was, and so even though we didn't have an appointment, we drove over to see if they could accommodate us. From the moment we walked in, the difference was like night and day. We were warmly greeted and when we explained what happened, they told us they'd do whatever they could to take care of us. Even though they were busy with some other appointments, they made us feel special and welcome. It was such a pleasant experience from beginning to end, and I found quite a few dresses that I am now considering. The owners are incredibly friendly and will give you exactly the kind of experience that you would hope to have. High, high marks. We plan to visit them again as my date gets closer to see what other stock might rotate in, but they do have a large selection in a range of sizes, and can order anything you might like on their site that isn't out.

We just rented a grooms suit and there were seven groomsmen attire also rented. The grooms pants…read morewere were extremely tight. The groom also had to leave his top button on his shirt unfastened, his tie was basically chocking him. ALL of the groomsmen had different issues with different things such as shirt too small, shirt to big, suspenders would not stay clipped to the pants, suspenders to big, pants to short. The two that had shirts to small had to drive 1 hour going and coming the day of the weddIng to get a shirt that would fit. One was given one that had a stain on it. I don't know how you measure people and mess up this bad. I do not recommend them at all. Grooms attire was $240 to rent and groomsmens were $200 because they did not wear jacket. Only suspenders. I expected better from Mitchel's Tuxedos than this . Never again.

The beat location for your formal needs. Kathy will go above and beyond for you. Being inside the…read moreAsheville Mall makes it a lot easier to pick up whatever else you need while you are there too!

I can't say enough good words about The Enchanted Forrest. I love shopping there, you never know…read morewhat you will find, from better than better clothing, locally made items and gifts. The owner, Danielle, is a delight, so friendly. She is so helpful when it comes to clothing because if you know me you know I have a hard time putting outfits together. Shop here you won't be disappointed.

great folks, fun shop, lots of choices! ethical- they sold…read moremy kilt while i was out of the country for months, but i got paid on my return.

Hands down best consignment boutique ever. They have a fabulous selection of stylish clothing and…read moreaccessories. The shopping experience is second to none. Caroline and Connie are the best.

From the owner: We are Hickory's premier consignment boutique, specializing in upscale women's apparel and…read moreaccessories. You'll find unique pieces, designer names, and your favorite boutique brands at a FRACTION of retail prices. If you CRAVE fine clothing and LOVE finding discounts, you'll enjoy all we have to offer. Come see us! We've been the consignment specialists for almost 40 years! Now on our second-generation of ownership.

Oh what a deal, and the service was fantastic! I was able to find a great dress and save a lot of…read moremoney. Cassie, the owner was very helpful and helped me find exactly what I needed. I also appreciated the family atmosphere. Not only is the owner involved, her brother (which is a designer) was just as wonderful, charming, helpful, and fantastic.

From the owner: We specialize in new and consigned bridal and formal wear and women’s fashion and accessories…read more Tuxedo and suits are available for rentals or purchase.

I had the best experience working with Cheryl. I had gone to two other bridal stores and wasn't…read morehaving much luck. Since my mother and sister were coming for a short visit - I decided to go by myself to narrow down the selection. I showed Cheryl the style I wanted and the first dress she chose ended up being the one! When returning with my mom and sister it was a wonderful experience. Cheryl is perfect if you're having a hard time dressing for your body type. She's was so detailed oriented even her veil selections were dead on. Thank you - thank you for being the breath of fresh air with the madness of wedding planning. Above and beyond customer service!

Since I haven't heard back from the owner after sending an email, I decided to post this here. I…read moreprobably should have looked at some of the reviews on here instead of taking Google at face value, because many of the complaints about the customer service ended up reflecting my own experience as an interviewee. After my recent interview for their "Social Media Content Creator - Entry Level" position, I left feeling that I was not given a meaningful opportunity to present my qualifications or demonstrate what I could bring to the position. First, I arrived approximately 10 minutes early after driving about 45 minutes to the interview, not to mention the additional 6 hours I drove down from VA to SC as I have been trying to relocate back to my home state. During the interview, I was asked preliminary questions about my availability and background, followed by questions about my social media experience. When I explained that I have extensive experience in graphic design, content creation, video editing, and managing social media for employers and clients, I was asked to provide examples of my work. I showed examples I have created and managed, including social media content for my previous employer, as well as my portfolio, which was included in my resume and application and contains examples of my graphic design and video work. However, the conversation quickly became focused on the fact that I had not previously created reels specifically for one of my companies. Although I explained that I have experience shooting and editing video and can create reels, I felt the interview became dismissive of my broader experience rather than an opportunity to discuss how those skills could transfer to the role. It also became clear to me that she had not viewed my portfolio, as she would have seen that I have even shot wedding videos before. I also wanted to point out that the position was advertised as an "entry-level" position, which was one of the reasons I felt comfortable applying. I understood that the role might require me to learn and develop certain skills, and I was prepared to do so. Because of that, I was surprised that the interview placed such significant emphasis on already having produced reels specifically for a company. I understand that reels may be an important part of the position, but I would have expected an entry-level role to allow for some degree of learning and development, particularly when a candidate can demonstrate related experience in graphic design, content creation, social media, photography/video, and editing. If reels experience was actually a requirement, I believe that would have been helpful to know from the job posting or before the interview as it would have allowed me to better understand whether I was an appropriate candidate before making the trip. I was also surprised when I was told that the remaining interview questions were primarily related to Instagram and would therefore be skipped. I found it difficult to understand why so much of the interview focused on their Instagram rather than getting to know me, my experience, and what I could bring to the position. Ultimately, I wasn't given the opportunity to demonstrate my knowledge or expertise, despite having experience doing so for multiple companies and clients. The interview was then concluded with a brief tour, followed by being told that the door was "that way." I was told to prepare for a 45-minute interview, yet I left after only 10 minutes feeling that the decision had effectively been made before I had the opportunity to fully explain my qualifications, experience, or what I could contribute. I completely understand that a candidate may not ultimately be the right fit for a position, and that employers may have specific qualifications or expectations. My concern is that, based on my experience, I don't feel I was given an adequate opportunity to actually interview for the position. If the company had already decided to move forward with another candidate, or if my background was not aligned with what they were looking for, I would have appreciated knowing that before making the drive. Even brief communication that the position had substantially changed would have been appreciated. I am sharing this feedback not out of hostility, but because I believe candidates deserve the same level of professionalism and consideration that employers expect from them. Those who intend to work for them or do business with them should know how they treat potential candidates who are just trying to look for a job. I prepared for the interview, traveled a significant distance, and was genuinely interested in the opportunity, which is why leaving feeling as though I had not really been given the opportunity to interview was particularly disappointing. I hope they will take this feedback into consideration when conducting future interviews. Despite my disappointing experience, I wish them and their team the best.