Anastasia Collections

Price Range — $ — $$ (not including alterations)
Anatasia was the third place that I tried gowns on. It is definitely on the lower-​end of expensive and isn’t as bridaly (I’m claiming this word) as other stores (like Hobknob). Service was charming and delightful. I found only about 1 or 2 dresses I wanted to try on based on my style of choice and the store is quite small.
I do feel that some of the dresses were abundantly overpriced. I can not get on board with paying for a satin sheath and lace for $ 2000. Yet, then dresses with the boning, layers, etc. are only a few more hundred dollars? Well, that’s excluding all the alterations that would be needed.
Do note that they charge a $ 50 deposit for a Saturday try-​on, which is reimbursed if you show-​up. Not sure why this store does it over the other ones but they do.

If you’re looking for a small boutique that will meet your wedding dress needs without being too expensive, rude or mainstream then this is your place!
I bought my wedding dress from here earlier this year and I couldn’t say a bad word about my experience. I was looking for something a little different and I didn’t want to support a big chain store that didn’t care about what I really wanted.
I picked a dress off the rack but because it’s made to fit, I got to make heals of alterations to really make it my own — at no extra cost! The dressmaker was amazing and did everything I asked and the dress was stunning. They also made me a birdcage headpiece out of the lace of my dress to match, the cherry on top! Do yourself a favour and check out this place before you go to a massive store like Tuscany. Support small business, it’s totally worth it!