It's possible: The bride who bought a wedding dress at SHEIN

In general, we knew it would be a small wedding, so buying a dress from SHEIN was very natural and smooth. I also ordered my sandals from there, and my husband's shirt as well, which I even altered a bit myself. We also made the masks ourselves. Honestly, it made us feel good; it made us feel like we were doing the wedding our way. Our parents, siblings, and a few friends attended the wedding to complete the minyan - a small wedding. The fact that it was a small event was an advantage in my eyes; we could really focus on the people around us.

The dress was really comfortable, and it was most important for me to preserve my freedom of movement. When I bought it, everyone in the Facebook group wrote to me that it was a 100% polyester dress. So what? It's beautiful, it's comfortable, so what does it really matter in the end? I also bought my veil for $4 from AliExpress.

Of course, the wedding event was important to me. I am religious, and my husband is secular; it's a very significant event. But what's most important is truly being with the people we love. It's such a moving and emotional event that it's crucial to be surrounded by the closest people and focus on them. In every wedding, there are cousins of grandparents, etc., and you don't know everyone. You invest in something grandiose that lasts a few hours and disappears. When you do something intimate with the closest people, it gives everything a different meaning.