Konja’s Bridal

I really liked the selection of bridesmaid dresses they had. The bridemaids will have the same style dress but with a top part of the dress and Konja’s carries a designer that does that.
Once we found a few dresses that we liked, the ladies were very helpful in picking out other dresses that they thought we would like.

I’d like to give 0 stars as they gave me 0 ounces of kindness, but Unilocal is too nice for that. Don’t waste your time. There are several other places in the area that would appreciate your business instead of making you feel like you’re bothering them with it.
Phone calls handled as though I were asking them to hand over their social security number and mothers maiden name. No greeting provided upon entering the empty store despite obtaining immediate eye contact with a readily available employee. The staff is just rude and hoity toity. Anyway, it was a bizarre experience overall and one that you shouldn’t willingly experience yourself.

Yesterday I went wedding dress shopping for the first time. I had appointments at two different bridal salons. The first was at Konjas. Here are some details about my experience:
Dress Selection — Konjas had a pretty decent variety of gowns. I was looking for something vintage and romantic, with lots of lace. After trying on about 10 or 12 different dresses, I narrowed it down to my top 2. The first was a keyhole back, full lace mermaid gown. I believe it was $ 899…I remember it was definitely under $ 1,000.
The second was a beautiful A-​line dress with a lace neckline. This was my favorite one. The price was $ 2,290.
Customer Service — The consultant who worked with us was helpful. She seemed to have a pretty good idea of what I was looking for. She was friendly enough and I felt comfortable with her.
Why only a 2 star rating?
I brought my mother, two sisters and my maid of honor to the appointment. They all sat on a couch across from the stage where I modeled each dress.
I came out in my first dress, which had an open back. I wasn’t able to get a clear view of it in the mirrors, so my maid of honor took a photo on her phone. She proceeded to show me the photo so I could get a better view.
Our bridal consultant immediately said, «No photos, sorry!» She went on to explain that no photography of the gowns was acceptable, until after purchase.
I was heartbroken because my grandmother who lives in Florida was paying for my dress. She asked that I take lots of photos. Why would I ask my grandmother to spend potentially thousands of dollars on a dress before she even got to see it?
My consultant told me I could view the styles online… but she never gave me the item numbers so I could look them up.
The only purpose I could see for the «no photo» rule, would be if the gowns were originals. They might be worried about imitators. These gowns were not originals, so I don’t see the concern.
The very next salon we went to actually encouraged photos! They even had a photographer available to capture photos of your special moment.
In conclusion, the fact that I was not allowed to take photos for my grandmother was the reason I did not purchase a gown through Konjas. It’s an unfortunate rule, because we had a lot of fun snapping pics at the next appointment. I’m happy to say I did find my dream dress at our next appointment! My grandmother confidently payed for it over the phone after being able to view it herself.

My alterations were absolutely horrific. They cut my dress short in the back so my butt showed, took it in so much on the sides that it wouldn’t zip by 4 or 5 inches (I bought it large) Never again!

This place made my wedding dress shopping the least stressful part of my wedding planning experience! I am so happy with the service I received and the dress I chose from them! They were able to do tailoring at a reasonable price and work to find my dress which had been discontinued in the style I tried on. I am not into big fluffy gowns and they were able to help me pick one that is perfect! The ladies made my dress shopping experience much more tolerable than I had expected.

I came here to try on a bridesmaid dress I was interested in ordering for myself to wear to my cousin’s wedding. I called ahead to see if they had the exact dress I was looking for and then made an appointment to try it on. When I arrived for my appointment I noticed the place looked extremely disorganized and dirty. It wouldn’t hurt them to organize their racks every once in a while. When I walked up to speak to the girl at the counter she seemed confused as to who I was and what dress I was looking for. The girl helping me finally surfaced with the dress after 10 minutes and I tried it on. The fitting room weirded me out a bit since it isn’t exactly very private. It’s very small with a short curtain hanging over the opening. I was very uncomfortable. I ended up not really liking the dress as much as I thought I would. The sales girl gave me her card and kept pushing the fact that larger parties get a discount. Overall, my experience wasn’t exactly what I would have hoped for. I probably will not shop here when I get married.

I decided against purchasing my dress from Konja’s after seeing the large collections at other boutiques. Also other stores have better accessibility to ordering sample dresses not in stock to actually try on. I don’t know any bride willing to pay for a dress that they’ve never tried on in person.
They weren’t pushy at all but not necessarily friendly or genuine, which mattered to me.

Is this a store that you would see on Yes to the Dress — no.
But that doesn’t mean the store can’t deliver. The bride found Konja’s Bridal and had us sift through a few of the bridesmaid dresses through various online sites before going.
When we arrived for our appointment the staff was extremely friendly. We asked her if she had and hi-​low dresses and she helped find some from our list.
We also sifted through the racks of dresses — which are organized by the company that makes them. While it can seem like overload — it’s really helpful in identifying what you do and don’t want.
The best thing about Konja’s is that the alterations are included in the price — no spending $ 200 on a dress and then another $ 200 for alterations. This makes everything worth it.
Good staff and alterations are included. I will definitely being using Konja’s when I get married.

Don’t even waste your time, this place is a disaster. We have been searching for bridesmaid dresses so we made an appointment at Konja. When we walked in the female at the counter was extremely rude, she asked if we made an appointment, we said yes and then she slid us a piece of paper and told us to sign in. We waited at the counter and another employee comes over about 10 mins later and she rudely says «did you sign in?» we said yes and she then asks why we are there, she tells us that dresses discontinue and said these are our racks of dresses and their are more in the back room you can go look around. While she was rudely talking to us, the other girl we spoke with earlier came around the counter and was glaring at us and give us dirty looks. We started looking at the first rack of dresses and it was a complete cluster, the dresses were all crammed and shoved on this rack. Dresses where shoved together and some were completely falling of the hanger. It looked like they attempted to organize their dresses by color but it wasn’t even close, I think a four year old child could have done a better job than them. We were probably there for about 10 minutes, looked at one rack and decided to just leave there because it was so overwhelming and disorganized. Not one person asked us if they could help us find something or help us out. After seeing how disorganized the store was and how they treat their products will makes me wonder if they even care about their business. I do not even understand how they stay in business or why people would even give them their business.

This place is a hot mess! We came in on Saturday morning looking at bridesmaid dresses. We got there on time and stood there while the bridal consultants were rushing around helping others and kept telling us to wait.
When it was our turn– we were told to just select some dresses and we could try them on later and they would go over the color swatches with us. Basically, i would describe this place as Bridal TJ Maxs. All these dresses are on racks barely organized. I mean… maybe they had organized them by designer, but it was very hard to tell. As for trying the dresses on… nobody was there to help the BM’s clip the dresses so it was hard to tell what anything would look like.
Overall the entire experience was very hands-​off so if you’re a control freak its a good place to go, but if you need some assistance with the dresses and some product knowledge this may not be the place to go. One plus is that the alterations are included into the price of the dress if you have 2 or more bridesmaids buy from there. Not really sure if that is a discount.