Brides, Businesses Try On Virtual Wedding Dress Shopping

Wednesday, May 20th 2020, 12:27 pm

By: CBS News

Brides, Businesses Try On Virtual Wedding Dress Shopping

Brides, Businesses Try On Virtual Wedding Dress Shopping

For brides-to-be, picking "the dress" can be the most fun, but stressful part of planning a wedding. Now, amidst an international pandemic and retail shutdowns, brides and wedding shops are trying something new.

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