Roughly 18 months ago, Dubbo-based homelessness service, Orana Support, was looking for an opportunity shop site.
Tina Reynolds, the charity’s chief executive, jumped at the opportunity when a shop in Wellington in central west New South Wales became available for sale; the building originally housed the town’s formal wear business, and the bricks and mortar acquisition came with a catch, the dresses were included in the deal.
Orana Support’s Angela Skordalis helps deliver the dresses to interested buyers, hoping to soon wear the bargain dress at their own wedding.
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Ms Skordalis told ABC News that shoppers can’t believe the deals they are finding on the dresses.
“As soon as [shoppers] see the wedding dresses, they’re just flabbergasted,” Ms Skordalis said.
“A lot of our dresses are the best quality… Most of them are brand-new, but for a much better price.”
Source: ABC News.
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