Tipping when trying on wedding dresses isn’t required, but it’s a thoughtful gesture many brides choose to offer when they receive exceptional, personalized service. Unlike hair stylists or caterers where gratuity is standard, bridal consultants typically work on commission or salary, making tips optional rather than expected. That said, if your consultant goes above and beyond by scheduling extra appointments, staying late, or helping you find the gown of your dreams after months of searching, a tip between $20 and $100 (or a heartfelt thank-you note with a small gift) shows genuine appreciation.
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