A mom planning her daughter's Quinceanera called the other day concerned about how she could help her choose the best dress for her. She said the problem was her daughter's Quince was still six months away, but she didn't want to wait till the last minute to purchase her dress.
The big problem was that her daughter's weight changed a lot from month to month.
I told her not to worry, because many dresses designed for the Quinceanera were made to handle this challenge. Since teen girls weight does change so much, because of usual biological reasons many manufacturers are aware of this fact and have come up with a solution.
The answer is to choose a Quinceanera dress that's made with a lace up closing instead of one that has buttons or a zipper.
Check out our informational page about 'How to Choose the Best Dress'.
Also look at our pictures and descriptions we have quite a few to choose from.
All the best,
Priscilla
Showing posts with label quince dress. Show all posts
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Friday, February 20, 2009
Monday, December 29, 2008
How a Quinceanera Can Look like a Million on a Small Budget
Have you wondered why some of your friends and family are spending sooo much money on a Quinceanera's dress. A dress their daughter will only wear once?
Choosing the right style and color is more important than the price tag for a Quinceanera to look like a Princess.
I get phone calls all the time that the Quinceanera's sponsors donated money for her dress and they spent $1,000 on it. WoW...What kind of message is that for a girl who is planning on taking her first step as a young adult? As a young adult she will be responsible for making more decisions for herself.
After her Quince Celebration, when she says to her mother she wants to buy a pair of jeans for $150. And she gets upset when her mother says 'no' we can't afford it. The Quinceanera will be totally confused. She will be thinking her dress hanging in her closet cost $1,000. The jeans will only cost 15% of the price of her dress. And she can wear her jeans at least 100 times.
How can we expect our daughters to understand the value of things and make the best choices when they get mixed messages. Check out the great values of our designer Quinceanera dresses.
Do you have questions and need some assistance give me a call toll free: 1-866-478-4326.
All the best,
Priscilla
Choosing the right style and color is more important than the price tag for a Quinceanera to look like a Princess.
I get phone calls all the time that the Quinceanera's sponsors donated money for her dress and they spent $1,000 on it. WoW...What kind of message is that for a girl who is planning on taking her first step as a young adult? As a young adult she will be responsible for making more decisions for herself.
After her Quince Celebration, when she says to her mother she wants to buy a pair of jeans for $150. And she gets upset when her mother says 'no' we can't afford it. The Quinceanera will be totally confused. She will be thinking her dress hanging in her closet cost $1,000. The jeans will only cost 15% of the price of her dress. And she can wear her jeans at least 100 times.
How can we expect our daughters to understand the value of things and make the best choices when they get mixed messages. Check out the great values of our designer Quinceanera dresses.
Do you have questions and need some assistance give me a call toll free: 1-866-478-4326.
All the best,
Priscilla
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