This NYC Blogger Bought a Wedding Dress for $0.01 & Wants YOU to Have It

Edited by Amanda Gabriele

How’s that for a super sale? NYC based blogger and dated coach Yue wandering into Nordstrom Rack in Union Square with a friend to try on evening gowns for kicks. When the duo spotted this lovely Jessica McClintock strapless wedding gown, Yue decided to try it on, thinking the $0.01 price tag had to be a mistake. After realizing how flattering it looked, she asked how much the dress really cost. Lucky for her, there was a price discrepancy with the dress and should have never been on the floor. Yue bought the dress for a mere $0.01 but sees no use for it in her near future, so she wants YOU to have it. That’s right, want a free wedding dress? Click to find out more.

The Corpse Bride Wedding Dress

Edited by Rebecca Alexander

Are you in love with Tim Burton?  Did you just happen to fall in love with The Corpse Bride? Are you getting married soon? Then, this is the dress for you.

The Gown

This gown features a train that has been shredded to jagged edges and painted varying shades of blue. The front of the skirt has a slit edged in dark blue just like Emily’s. The blue gradates up the train all the way to the bodice. Burton swirls can be added to gown’s train or left off. The bodice is edged in dark blue which drips down the entire top of the gown. The bodice also features a tear which exposes latex ribs. The front panel of the gown can be asymmetrical or come to a point in the center. It’s up to you.

The Veil and Headpiece

The veil is made of a layer of tulle and hand painted with black Burton swirls. It is attached to a headpiece of dried vines and silk flowers. There is also a comb attached to the headpiece to keep it securely attached.

Only $300 available on Etsy.