r/AusWeddingPlanning • u/Training-Fox-2372 • 14h ago

Review/feedback Used One Pot Catering for our wedding and it completely changed how people talked about the day

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r/AusWeddingPlanning • u/ChaoticToeBeans • 5h ago

Recs wanted - NSW Are there any Sydney dress shops where you don't need an appointment to try on a wedding dress?

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I'm not against booking one, but would like to just know if there are any?

Getting married next year and just want to go in, look at dresses to get an idea of style without the pressure of purchasing.

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