has anyone had any experience with them? what was it like? i went there recently and found a lehenga i liked with some modifications (longer shirt and trail) it was a lovely design and the colour combination really grabbed me! but they were quoting £3500 which i could pay to proper designer and get the same sort of stuff. secondly they tried to make me place an order when i specifically told them that i was just looking at the mo to get some ideas. i didnt get a good vibe from them! although my freinds did sneak some pics!! hehe! i just wanted to know everybody elses experience?
Re: Silons Bham
has anyone had any experience with them? what was it like? i went there recently and found a lehenga i liked with some modifications (longer shirt and trail) it was a lovely design and the colour combination really grabbed me! but they were quoting £3500 which i could pay to proper designer and get the same sort of stuff. secondly they tried to make me place an order when i specifically told them that i was just looking at the mo to get some ideas. i didnt get a good vibe from them! although my freinds did sneak some pics!! hehe! i just wanted to know everybody elses experience?
My friend has been to a lot of bridal shops in the UK now and what she has noticed primarily is that most boutiques are all very relunctant to show you any of their collections if you're not serious in making an order with them etc. That's pathetic to be honest as it takes many visits to find the right bridal lengha! Also most shops won't show you anything without a prior appointment booking as well.
Re: Silons Bham
when i was looking for my lehnga i went to soho rd went into each and every shop silons are expensive and can be pushy i dont understand y they dont let you look at things in peace without be so pushy and expecting u buy something stright away, kirans had some nice lenghas, found their customer service was good:) at the end of the day its your decsion just dont buy in to em take your time because they just want to make a sale