From the moment we arrived at Rush's store we were greeted with nothing less than a snobbish disdain that comes with those who see themselves as inconvenienced by our presence. As in a 5th grade classroom, onnce the bride would find a dress that she wished to try on, and she disappeared into a changing room with her friends, the staff of Rush's would gather to mock and laugh at that particular bride. We heard actual statements such as, ""I can't believe she keeps trying on dresses like that...she is WAY to fat for that dress!""Or, ""What is she even doing here...she OBVIOUSLY can't afford this place. She is wasting a lot of people's time.""We watched as the staff picked and chose to whom they would briefly show the most minimum amount of kindness. To some of these young brides the staff was absolutely cruel.We were stunned to see these women not only huddle together to whisper their judgment, they were allowed to voice their immature attitudes to the gentleman in charge.Needless to say this was not the pleasant experience you hope you daughter to have while looking for the dress of her dreams.These people stand to make a LOT of money off these lovely brides who should be having the time of their lives.. Kindness is not in stock.The women who behaved as they did on Saturday should be nothing less than ashamed and embarrassed of their childish behavior. I would not recommend that any bride who wishes to enjoy her experience step foot in this store.The dresses are ridiculously over-priced, often ripped and in depressing display, and common courtesy is sorely lacking.What you fail to realize (staff at Rush's Bridal), is that you do not corner the marked on bridal apparel. It's never good business to chase away customers willing to hand you (sometimes) thousands of dollars for a single dress.You always make an impression. You are always an example to others. The question is...""What will you be an example of?""
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