The staff are amazing! They are so helpful - supportive while trying things on, but also offered…read moretheir advice and helped me pick the right lehenga. I had a last minute request for tailoring and they were able to rush the fitting to make the wedding date. They were SO AMAZING. It was worth the drive out to find the perfect fit!

Terrible alterations, terrible service, and zero accountability…read more Mohini ruined my wedding dress and then refused to make it right. First, I gave a budget of $500 and was sold a dress that cost nearly $1,000 while trusting staff to respect my budget. Red flag #1. The dress needed alterations to the chest and sleeves. What I received back looked unfinished, with visible white fabric, gaps in the beading, and obvious flaws in the design. Mohini's defense is that I signed a form authorizing alterations. That's absurd. Signing off on alterations is not signing off on shoddy workmanship. No reasonable customer expects a wedding dress alteration to leave exposed fabric and missing decorative details. The zipper disaster is what ultimately ruined my wedding. About a week before my ceremony, I took the dress out of the garment bag as instructed and discovered that although the dress fit, the zipper separated when zipped. I immediately called Mohini and was told to bring it in. I drove nearly two hours to the store the next day, only to find out nobody was available to repair it. Had I been told that on the phone, I would not have made the trip. At that point my wedding was only five days away. I had no choice but to leave the dress and return again. Mohini repaired the zipper and called me the following day, but I couldn't make it before closing. My fiancé eventually picked it up for me. When I tried it on the morning of my wedding ceremony, it no longer fit. The replacement zipper had made the bodice significantly smaller. The result? I couldn't wear my wedding dress. I had to wear a simple cotton dress for my ceremony, cancel my photographer, and wear a navy dress for my reception. After the wedding, I requested a refund. Instead of taking responsibility, management dodged me and argued in circles. They repeatedly insisted that "replacing a zipper wouldn't change the size of the dress." Whether it should have or not is irrelevant--the dress fit before their repair and didn't fit afterward. This was one of the most disappointing customer experiences I've ever had. Poor workmanship, poor communication, and absolutely no accountability. There are plenty of other bridal shops in the same mall. I strongly recommend going anywhere else.

This African cloth shop was great! I came looking for a specific pattern of cloth and they had…read moremultiple options! I have struggled to find a great African cloth store, so I am definitely glad I came across this spot! The owners are very friendly and knowledgeable about the products they sell!

I love this store and the customer service is excellent. The assortment of African cloth is…read moreunmatched. So happy to connect with the Ransqueen Boutique!

It's under new ownership. Variety of items . Decent prices. It's hot inside is the biggest issue…read more It's also a little bit hard to find. Staff is kind and very helpful.

Very helpful staff, and lots of home and personal items to choose from, for cheap. Greatread more

Friendly salesman greeted us and was very helpful and not at all pushy. Inventory of some items is…read morelimited so best to go far enough in advance to be able to order something if necessary. Store is nicely laid out and cleaner than some other stores which carry Indian and Pakistani attire.

I would give this business 0 stars if I could. Roohi (the owner/seamstress) is not professional at…read moreall and seems to be clueless with no organization skills. A month ago, I stopped by the store for the first time and bought a very simple red sari that was unstitched and paid a hefty amount of $250 due to very high tailoring charges. The sales guy who helped me for over an hour told her on the phone while I was at the store that I'd be coming by to drop off the sari material and to have my measurements taken by her. He also gave me her info and the receipt that he told me to leave with her. That same evening (again, this was a month ago), I went directly to her house after buying my sari from her store. By the way, I do not live in Bethesda and was in the area just for a night. When I met Roohi, she wrote down my name, phone number and my measurements in her book. I was already nervous about the outcome of the sari but Roohi assured me that it will turn out beautiful. She even had extra material laying around in her basement (where she works) that she would use to make the sleeves of the blouse. I thought she would do a great job and believed in her. Anyways, two days ago (one week away from the wedding), I texted her just to remind her that I will be picking up my sari in a few days. She never responds to any of my texts in a timely manner and I always feel ignored. She's terrible at communication, which caused me to become very nervous at this point. She finally saw my text today and called me just to tell me that there is no sari and that she doesn't remember meeting me or ever seeing a red sari. I told her I came directly to her house one evening almost a month ago after buying my sari from the sales guy at her store. I informed her that she wrote my info (name, phone number and measurements) in her book with the promise date and even took a copy of the receipt from me (which she claims she doesn't have but I saw her pin it to my sari before leaving her house). I have a wedding to attend in exactly a week and don't have a reception outfit to wear now. I was nervous about the outcome from the beginning but after meeting her in person, I was looking forward to wearing this sari and trusted her (even though I asked her for an earlier pick up time since I live 1.5 hours away and would like to have enough time to prepare for any unforeseen circumstances but she instantly refused to get it ready a week early). If I had it my way, I would have had an extra week to plan for the upcoming wedding but now I have no time and I'm under a lot of stress. She said she would give me a full refund (which I have to drive 1.5 hours for all the way to Bethesda) and even said she has another red sari that she can get ready in only 4 days but I do not trust her. She needed a month to work on a simple sari, how will she do a good job in only 4 days? Please be careful doing business with Roohi. She overcharges and doesn't deliver. She doesn't remember her clients and is barely present at her own store. I'm confused as to how she's running this business and how this store is even open. I do not recommend and will not be buying from her store ever again. Please go elsewhere if you want to work with a professional who is organized and is a good communicator.

We were looking for a vendor to help with the Pyebaek, traditional Korean ceremony, for our wedding…read moreand Rose Bedding seemed to be one of the few vendors in the DMV area. Although they are located in Annandale, they were able to come all the way up to Frederick, MD to set up a beautiful ceremony space, help out with getting dressed in traditional Korean attire, and provide instructions on how to conduct the ceremony. We visited the store a few months before our wedding and we were able to choose which traditional clothes that we would be wearing, and practiced how to bow during the ceremony. The owner can speak some English, but it may help to have someone who can speak Korean present. Like I said, she can come almost anywhere to help provide everything you need for the Pyebaek ceremony. She helps the bride and groom get ready by making sure the clothes are correct, and fixes the brides hair in a bun with accessories. She also helps with the bowing to make sure the bride doesn't fall, since the attire can be a bit heavy, and helps to pour the tea/soju that the couple gives to their family members. She is there with you every step of the way, so all you need to do is follow her lead and she will take great care of you. Everyone loved the Pyebaek ceremony of our wedding, and I'm sure your guests will love it if you choose Rose Bedding to help with the Pyebaek for you.

We used this place for a paebaek aka Korean wedding ceremony. The owner is really nice and was very…read moreprompt. I don't speak Korean so you can get by with ordering their paebaek service. It is strongly encouraged to use a Korean-speaking friend/family member to go with you. We shopped around at another place but this place just seemed friendlier. They provided EVERYTHING - the clothes, tables, decorations, backdrop, tea, food, and are there during your ceremony to usher you through the customs. All you do is show up. They provided beautifully plated food requisite for the ceremony although you could also get the fake version as well. There are several women's and men's hanbok designs and accessory options to chose from. She will teach the couple how to bow gracefully in preparation for the ceremony. She will tie the bride's hair into a bun so that she can fit it with traditional accessories and finish her off with two bright pink circle stickers. The owner did a fantastic job and made the ceremony stress free. They also sell home good products straight from Korea - so it is a little pricey but is authentic and of quality.

i got a beautiful nose ring and it fits perfectly service was amazing so helpful!read more

I wouldn't even give this place 1 star. I would give it negative. I bought my mom gold chain and…read morebangles from here and not even three weeks into it and first the chain broke. Has not even been a year and the bangles went black, lost all their color, bent and broke. My mom never wore them in shower or anywhere else. She would only wear them on special occasions. The store owner did not return, exchange or anything. Instead she was making us pay for the chain lock that broke. She kept saying for a year that her jeweler is out of country. Horrible experience and will never go here again

I ordered the semi-traditional kilt in sterling blue. I absolutely love this kilt and the fit was…read moreperfect. I bought a couple cheaper ones last year to make sure I would enjoy wearing them and after deciding I like to wear kilts I decided to order one to my proper sizing. This thing looks and feels great. The material feels very durable and the buckles are much more heavy duty than the ones on the cheaper kilts. It was well worth the money. I love all of my products from USA Kilts and I will be ordering more, especially the kilts. I broke it in at a highland gathering near me and received many compliments.

Everyone at USA Kilts is extremely professional and personable…read more They gently guide and help. They don't pressure. From their modestly priced casual kilts, ties, socks, etc. To custom made kilts and jackets, even your own custom designed tartan made into a kilt, fly, more, they are happy to help you. Check out their website. If you're in the NW of Philly area, so by and see them in person.