(FOX BUSINESS) – Brides who expect to get married in 2022 might need to move quickly when they find their dream dress. Wedding professionals have seen fabric shortages and supply chain disruptions in the last two years due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, and during this time couples have faced stress-inducting shipping delays or deliveries that arrive too late.
Virginia-based photographer Joshua King from ThePhotography.Pro told FOX Business he worked with a September 2021 bride who ordered her wedding dress eight months in advance, but she still ordered two backup dresses just in case.
"Brides are also ordering cheap quick dresses from Amazon in situations where their intended dress isn’t ready in time," King said. "A wedding we photographed on October 2, 2021, both the bride and the groom's dress and tux did not arrive until the day before they were to be married."
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