ASOS has dropped brand new wedding dresses for a TENNER and there’s over 50 bridesmaids options too
ASOS has dropped brand new wedding dresses for just a tenner as budgeting brides turn to the high street to beat the cost of living crisis.
The e-retail giant has a little known website where shoppers can nab clothing, shoes and accessories samples for as cheap as £5.
ASOS has now dropped brand new wedding dresses on its discount website, named ASOS Sample Sale, for just £10.
There’s gowns, shorter white frocks for your hen celebrations and even jumpsuits for more stylish brides.
Due to the cost of living crisis, millions of brides are finding ways to cut wedding costs without compromising on style or glamour.
And while some want to splash the cash on the traditional wedding dress shopping experience, more and more are trawling high-street retailers and second hand shops for their wedding dress.
Many have taken to social media in recent months to share their experience finding their bridal ensemble on a budget, with Shein and ASOS asserting themselves as the biggest players.
On the ASOS Sample Sale site, every bridal gown is just £10.
Among these is a True Violet bow drape shoulder ruched mini dress in ivory, a bandeau princess maxi bridal gown in ivory and Hope & Ivy embroidered panel maxi dress in ivory.
There’s also the Yaura Bridal one shoulder balloon sleeve full gown in ivory and ASOS DESIGN Sadie pleated plunge wrap wedding dress in satin.
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The sizes range from 6 to 18, but there are also some plus-size options available to cater to all body shapes.
If you’re looking to rock a jumpsuit for your nuptials, the ASOS DESIGN Erin off shoulder drape wedding jumpsuit is available in sizes 6 to 18.
The secret website also has over 50 bridesmaid dresses for £10.
Among the colours are gold, sage, lilac, blush pink, baby blue, navy and taupe.
By comparison, wedding dresses on ASOS’ main website can cost as much as £395.
A study of 1,000 people found that the “perfect component” to a wedding day is a “relaxed atmosphere”.
Guests are more focused on fun-factor than glamour, data by OnePoll found.