David's Bridal is getting a little luxury lift by engaging with Marchesa. Still working its way back after a bankruptcy ...

"David's Bridal ... wedding, this collection has everything you need to ensure he looks and feels his best." Launching with Perry Ellis' best sellers-from bold bow ties and sleek shoes to dapper ...

bridesmaids, and special occasion shoppers on-demand delivery, according to a staff report from the Chain Store Age. Shoppers can now receive David’s Bridal’s selection of dresses, shoes, and ...

Kelly Cook, the CEO of David's Bridal, told Business Insider the company started moving dress production out of China months ...

The diffusion line with Amazon offers bridal, bridesmaids and special occasion dresses. The Edit by DB Studio bridal dresses retail from $99 to $299, bridesmaids dresses start at $69.95, juniors’ and ...

The purveyor of affordable wedding dresses is tapping a familiar name for its leap into luxury: Georgina Chapman of Marchesa.

David’s Bridal is staking its future on being a source of customer inspiration. While the wedding gown market is valued at $4 billion, the entire wedding event industry is worth $62 billion ...

David’s Bridal, the country’s largest wedding-dress retailer, believes it has a solution for getting its business back on track two years after declaring bankruptcy: $10,000 dresses.

Knowing that brides are all about finishing touches, Casadei and House of Gilles have joined forces to offer a footwear range ...

A Reddit user said other members of his friend's bridal party were "less than thrilled" about him being a bridesmaid Becca Longmire is a digital news writer-reporter at PEOPLE. She has been ...

and explained that her 27-year-old sister is getting married and that she was initially “excited” when she was asked to be a bridesmaid, “until I found out who the rest of the bridal party ...

When shopping for bridal footwear – we hate to break it to you – the wedding dress needs to be secured first. Because while we’re normally here for a hero-shoe spotlight, the wrong shoe ...