I bought a NINE dress Amazon haul after my bridesmaid gown got lost – they were cheap but I was stunned at what arrived | The Sun

A BRIDESMAID was forced to order a last minute dress haul to find an outfit to wear to her best friend’s wedding after her gown got lost in the post. 

Social media user Abbs, who is Maid of Honour for the big day, took to her TikTok profile to vent about her problem – but luckily the online retailer came through. 


Abbs, whose TikTok profile is @glitteringfiesta, recorded herself talking to her 22.7k followers as she filled them in on the situation about the wedding.

She explained: “My bridesmaid dress got lost in the mail.

“So what did I do?

“I ordered dresses from Amazon!”

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Abbs then did a fashion show and tried on each of the nine bridesmaid dresses in order, as she explained that it was a forest green colour scheme. 

Up first was a velvet green, one-shouldered, drape dress, which got things off to a great start.

Showing the flattering gown off and how it accentuated her figure, Abbs said: “Starting off solid.

“Oh my God – this dress is beautiful!”

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The second dress was a slightly more classic take on the theme – a dark green, more traditional bridesmaid dress that went in at the waist.

But it scored another big thumbs up from Abbs, who shared her thoughts, as she said: “A little more classy. 

“This dress is beautiful, it’s really pretty. I’ve got some good options.” 

As she unpackaged the third – a green, glittery number – Abbs said she already knew that the colour wasn’t quite right, but that she loved it anyway. 

But with the fourth gown, things were back on track and it gave her yet another option to choose from. 

I’m just going to have 9 forest green dresses

Twirling in the floor-length, butterfly sleeve dress, Abbs said: “My God, this is just a runway of beautiful dresses.

“I could wear any of these to the wedding!”

The fifth dress in her shopping bag was completely covered in sequins at the top.

And it further cemented Abbs’ opinion that she would find a great back-up dress.

She revealed: “I think I’m just going to have 9 forest green dresses in my arsenal because… are you kidding me?”

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On to number six – a silky, fitted number with a corset top – and Abbs said that the colour wasn’t quite the right fit. 

However, she said it was, once again, a great style. 

The penultimate outfit was a “slinky”, off the shoulder dress with long sleeves and ruched detail at the top.

While it was a tiny bit big for Abbs, she said it would be perfect with some tailoring.

Ending things on a high note, Abbs tried on her last choice – a crushed velvet, ruched, one-shoulder dress with drawstring detail from the waist to the leg. 

Abbs then revealed that while she would happily have worn any of the dresses she had chosen as a back-up, she was saved at the last minute.

Her original gown – a dark green velvet dress with draped sleeves and spaghetti straps – fitted her perfectly.

However, she said that she was still going “to keep some of them” and declared that the first one she tried on was her favourite. 

And her followers agreed, as they said the haul was “dress goals.”

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One wrote: “All are beautiful but the first one is my favourite. You look stunning.”

The second said: “Definitely keep the first one. Hell, I may need to order one of those!”



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