The Raylee & Casze Wedding Dress drama is off the rails
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- Опубліковано 9 жов 2024
- What do you think about the Raylee and Casze wedding dress situation?
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if you think about it, its evil to publicly call out someone and claim "they are not responding", when you know they are currently getting married.
Seriously! Most businesses try for at least a month to collect their money before they start pulling drastic measures.
i am pretty sure she has done it to ruin bride's day.
Ruined her wedding fr.
That is an INSANE thing to do! This poor woman is going to associate this mess with her wedding day for the rest of her life. Like WHY would you ever take the energy to do this to someone else during their wedding? And tank your own business in the process?
Not to mention knowing that you fucked the bride over and STILL tried to destroy her publicly.
So, in short, she didn't send off the dress until 2 days before the wedding. It arrived with major flaws and was hideous, and then she proceeded to stalk and harass the bride before, during, and after her wedding? Yeah, great customer service...
She harassed her knowing, the bride would be offline bec. of said wedding. Diabolical.
it was all horrendous, but what really got me was her apparently planning on flying to where the bride was so that she could just take the dress back?!?
She also wouldn’t go to the bride to fix the dress, but she will fly there just to get it? Bull.
Saying it was a rush order isn't even a valid excuse. I used to make wedding dresses professionally. You NEED to know when you should refuse a job. It's a huge expense but aside from that, it's a very special day and you can't ever make up for it if you ruin it. Things happen, you need plenty of time to account for all eventualities.
Also as a seamstress, this is crap and was not worth the $10k+ no matter what. Gluing on the beading? I'm sorry, WHAT? You can't fix that! You need to EXPECT to change or modify ANY part of it. CLEARLY none of the beadwork was done by hand, just prefabricated and glued on with fingers crossed and you do NOT do that on a $10k dress.
The construction is so bad uggghh shameful. The last thing I'd do is tell on myself and just hope the bride wasn't going to show your embarrassing work to the entire Internet.
@@nannynatalieyeah it's psychotic. The only reason to do that is because you intend on an aggressive confrontation and I'm thankful she wasted her time. No way if was going to end without police involvement and the bride more stressed and upset than she already was. Glad this scammer wasted time and money to go to Grand Junction, haven't headed up there in awhile but there's not even anything worth doing while you're there lol
Dressmaker broke the contract. Bride should get a refund and punitive damages for defamation. Dressmaker is a hack.
If it goes to court she will almost certainly get refunded for the dress and possibly more for deformation charges. Dressmaker broke the contract and then used her personal details to harass and stalk her, and doxxed + slandered her online.
It’s the fact she posted her name, her socials, her business, and her husband’s socials when she knew full well she was in the wrong.
This never had to be a public dispute; this could’ve been settled in private with no damage done to anyone’s reputation, but for some reason, everything is everyone’s business in the whole world.
I feel like scammers like Casze always overestimate their own abilities, she expected to fool everybody. Glad it backfired on her.
Doxing is a crime, punishable with prison time and thousands in fines.
@Bethsabee_Sheba_Newrose not gonna happen
I've been doxxed all my friends have been doxxed and no one cares. Cops tell you to get offline 🙄
Thats not doxxing@@Bethsabee_Sheba_Newrose
@@Bethsabee_Sheba_Newrose doxxing isnt a crime lol. Its an internet term
I think this is just a major lesson in not ordering from “companies” on TikTok who aren’t reputable.
Facts. I wouldn't even buy a pack of batteries off tiktok or any social media site. There's plenty of retailers online for any and everything I need.
Ohhh I missed that!!! "TikTok", yikes!!
Also, can we all collectively agree_that_the_way_she_types_is_telling_and_i_think_she_probably_is_a_robot_and_has_a_vengeance_against_punctuation_because_she_does_not_use_it_and_she_is_very_uncool_and_please_don't_send_me_any_of_those_crap_dresses_I_will_throw_a_fit_and_kick_the_Fedex_person_not,
i know there are good small and local businesses using target as a tool, but unfortunately the sheer amount of scam businesses are enough that i'd never buy anything off tiktok, and i warn my family from doing the same.
I think the bigger issue is that companies like Casze steal the photos they post as "their" products for their website and social media. Some of Casze's posts may legitimately be their own designs but many were taken from other designers' sites and random IG accounts.
Unfortunately, the only thing you can do about this is to be an informed customer. A legitimate designer will have consistency in their product photos - repeat models, staging, lighting, photographic style, etc. If in doubt, you can always do a reverse image search which should tell you if the photo came from somewhere else. If they're stealing photos, ordering from them is a big risk.
SERIOUSLY. That is beyond dumb to me.
crazy to spend sm money on a whole plane ticket but not wanna pay shipping to get the dress back 😭
Seriously!!! Like even spirit airlines is more expensive than return shipping lol
It’s honestly a really gross, presumptuous thing to do.
Right?!?!?!
She doesn't want that piece of crap dress back! She wants to extort them for a couple more thousand dollars.
"It was never about the money, vicwaju6963, it's about sending a message" - casze probably
the dressmaker made bold faced LIES!!! She showed up in their city to harass the bride? That is insane behavior. I would buy a dress from a local boutique or big box store. online shops are so scammy.
Yes!!! Just go to David’s Bridal or something!
I mean the dressmaker clearly had a physical store since there was two trips to try on the dress (even those werent the most successful)
I agree! I just went to my local dress boutique, got great advice, personalized service and private fitting appointments whenever I needed them, and I was able to call/email/drive over whenever I needed to. Oh and my dress is absolutely amazing!
@@leilanicorbelleI’m glad you got a beautiful dress! I am having a hard time understanding why someone who had this much money to spend on a dress would go with someone who was cancelling appointments and delaying meetings from right off the bat. I’m not blaming the bride for this, but I would immediately cancel as soon as I saw the first shady thing going on!
There’s an in-person store. The dressmaker just has an online presence and posted about it.
The dressmaker is a scammer. I cannot imagine having $7000 to spend on a wedding dress then putting my trust in someone off TikTok🥴
It was clearly a DUMB decision.
A lot of brands have tiktoks 😅
@vaIentinerose Ok?? That's cool for buying a lip gloss or t-shirt...but your freaking wedding dress??? I just wouldn't. 🤷♀️
@@caseyw.6550 Ok? I just said lots of brands have tiktoks, and I wasn't even replying to you so yknow, like ok?
@vaIentinerose ok? 😂 Yeah, brands have tiktoks. Do you think anyone doesn't know that already?
I've been following this drama, and I almost wonder if she sent it so close to the wedding day because she knew there would be no way to fix it so the bride couldn’t ask to be reimbursed for costs taking it to another seamstress.
I have been wondering the same, especially since she wouldn’t send photos.
Yes!
Omg your mind
Good point!
“You want me to fix a dress I screwed up? Nah you need to pay me in full for the dress that wasn’t done properly.”
Haha BOLD strategy gamers let’s see if it works out for em 😂😂
No, wait… you missed a little bit. She said no not until she received the full payment then a few minutes later said that when they told her they got the dressed fixed that if they had only *told* her that the dress needed to be fixed, she would have gladly done so.
@@leileyaravencroftshe couldn’t have the dressed fixed. She had to find a new dress that she wore in her wedding. She received the dress the day before the wedding. The customer told the dress maker she would ship it back on Monday after the wedding. How did she get a ticket to Colorado that would get her there right before the wedding so quickly? I struggle to get tickets months in advance. Was she jealous maybe and wanted to ruin her wedding?
100% what happened was that the designer could tell that the bride would not approve of the final dress and tried to force her into buying it by shipping it to her with no prior communication and then badgering her in the middle of the wedding to try and pressure her into paying. She knew that if she did that final fitting with the bride, the bride would say "keep the deposit but this dress is nothing like what I asked for so I'm not wearing it to my wedding and not paying for the rest."
ntm the gofundme is really tackyyy. they received almost 7000 already from raylee but claimed the 12000+ she requested in the gofundme was to cover mostly for the overhead.. at this point im also skeptical if her “seamstresses” (or professional gluer) were also paid fairly
That's not how custom works you pay for the material & labor the bride is pictured in the final dress at the shop so she liked it enough to want it shipped.
@@deedeelaveen6872she never got pictures or to see it because the dressmaker kept it hidden and refused a fitting BEFORE it was shipped she didn’t like or know anything about the dress the dress maker shipped it to try and FORCE payment and cover her own ass.
my question is: why did anyone believe the designer in the first place? like, the dress looks completely different (and honestly horrible - the dress not the bride) on the bride than it does in the initial pictures she showed, she never gave any receipts for texts/emails, and she wouldn’t even show her face! to go after someone is crazy in the first place, but especially when it’s so obvious the person attacking them isn’t telling the whole truth is wild! like the brain rot tiktok has caused is embarassing
I was thinking this as well!! As much as I think the dressmaker is at fault, I also think the people who took her at 100% face value and started attacking someone (one their wedding day, no less) and their friends, family, and business partners need to take some blame for their actions. It’s so screwed up that this is the norm.
Also the fact that she was coming for her for noon payment before her wedding was even over. She hasn't even had the dress for a week yet!
@@neonradius fr! and the fact that people didn’t call her out (at least on a large scale) on “exposing” her client, not just handling this privately, and begging for money is crazy too! like I totally get wanting to believe the “victim” in this situation, but like use common sense!!!
@@edithhuelskamp1649 and the fact she flew to her client’s town???????
Even if it was all true, she’s absolutely unhinged to fly out so soon
I find it so funny that the dress designer kept saying it makes no sense. It makes more sense when you include what actually happened huh? 🤣
Correct me if I’m wrong, but did the dress maker refuse to pay for a shipping label then buy an AIRLINE TICKET?
Yep.
"I'm so desperate for money that I bought a round trip flight from Miami to Colorado the same day of the flight."
Bullshit
Is there actual proof that she went to Colorado or did she just say that she did?
That lady didn't buy no plane ticket. She was bluffing because she THOUGHT the bride blocked her, so she said she flew out there and tried contacting them every 30mins. Theres absolutely no proof. The designer is a drop-shipping psychopath.
The bride is totally in the right. She is the only one who has receipts backing up her side. The dress maker is a fake and runs her business very poorly. She deserved to be called out.
The nerves of this woman to charge 6k for a dress that looks like a Temu knockoff made in a sweatshop by a kid and once called out it's just haters wanting to "bring her down" and look at me, I am the bigger person I am "moving on" lmao
At least if the craftsmanship backed it up I would have been a tiny bit more lenient, but she not only dug her own grave she also built her casket and all
My guess the dress shipped is dropped shipped or frankensteined together from temu dresses. The one the bride tried on was likely a sample they kept aroind for anyone that came by to try on.
My ex girlfriend did bellydancing as a hobby and a lot of this designers work looks a little familiar to a lot of the outfits she wore for her practice and shows
I bet, she wants to "move on", now that she has been found out. I hope, people stay on her *ss bec. that was truly unhined behaviour.
I cannot believe she GLUED crystals on and then implied they were handsewn! I???
@@Lacewisethat glue the bride mentioned is so specific that is straight up high priced craft glue well $7 lol - horrible, I do not believe those are the same dresses and it looked horrendous on the bride
I knew bro was illogical when she said “I am not paying for FedEx shipping, I have already took enough losses. I AM GONNA GET ON THIS $300 FLIGHT RIGHT NOW AND COME OVER THERE IF YOU WON’T PAY FOR SHIPPING”
I've watched three or four videos on this now, and I'm continually shocked that no one is pontoon out that this dress maker is obviously stealing model pictures and videos from somewhere legitimate and passing them off as her own. This dress clearly doesn't match the one shown on the model at the beginning. There is also a tiktok from at least one other person showing that her dress didn't match the one shown to her in pictures.
This is the same scam from Wish and Shein, but they at least have the decency to charge what they're worth.
Yes! I'm so surprised by people just letting that slide! On Casze's TikTok that says "the dress that was stolen" or whatever, the thumbnail and all the initial clips of a beautiful dress aren't Casze's work OR Raylee's dress. She doesn't show Raylee until the very end, and Casze put extra text all over Raylee in her actual Casze dress so that we couldn't actually see that part. 💀 Truly Temu moves.
The fact that she'll run her mouth all day and put this poor woman on public blast but won't show her own face in her rant, is deeply sus
I'm just confused on why she took this to Tik Tok and posted the bride's full details and profile, knowing that the bride had all the receipts she did. Was she just banking on the bride getting overwhelmed by the backlash and never reactivating her account to respond?
Bec. she wanted to cause the bride, groom and family emotional distress! What a witch!
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i'd reckon a guess that it's the power people feel from getting so much attention, making people feel afraid, and the ability to send hoards of users to attack someone, that feels good to these people. not unlike criminals who want to show up on the news.
People who do stuff like that don't think at all. If there was any forethought the extent would be "peer pressure will make her want to do what I want, right?"
Because that is a narcissist right their. That inflated ego they literally think nothing they do is wrong. No matter how awful it is. They can always justify their actions and manipulate their audience. I know I Co parent with one. I knew she was one 3 mins hearing the second lady because I can almost always tell when ppl are lying. Except for some reason when it comes to ppl with narcissistic personality disorder. And that "designer" I didn't even question her validity. Probably why so many ppl didn't. How good of a lier you have to be to play out their entire made up drama in your head and think you're the victim. Smdh
i think it was financially motivated, since it came with the go fund me!
I couldn't imagine the stress of finding a dress 2 days before my wedding 😭 I feel sooooo badly for Raylee, her wedding day was ruined!
That was all on her for not doing her research on a reputable dress maker
@@rosestorms5396 yea yea, blame the girl who trusted somebody...
@@Yuuteimiya ya cause if ur going to spend that much money on a dress and knowing how important this dress is going to be for you to make ur wedding day special the least you can do is look into if she has a reputable business people are so lazy they don’t want to take the extra steps to do any type of research and to just out right believe some random lady posting videos on Social Media is ridiculous
@@rosestorms5396
You do know that customers already expect a sense of professionalism from any business. Plus, advertising could also be a factor in why someone would go to that designer. Most businesses will show their best and not many customers will go and find horror stories. Give ppl some grace sometimes.
@@rosestorms5396if its not her, then someone else. The dressmaker had “positive reviews” at the time. Atleast now the business got blasted as bad so no one else will get scammed. Be kinder and empathetic, Raylee was scammed by a dressmaker that had good reviews and pretty looking dresses, she didn’t know what she knows now. Why aren’t you blaming the scammer? She’d scam other more people if she wasn’t called out, would you blame those people as well instead of the root of the problem?
Raylee needs to contact her credit card company to contest the charge due to fraud & shoddy product, before she does anything. She needs to file a complaint with the BBB & contact legal counsel. This is a business that took a deposit, dissed the client & strung her along for 6 months, didn’t meet the deadline, submitted a fraudulent shipping label, lied to the public claiming it was a “rush order” & defamed her as she was both libeled & slandered as a thief.
Not to mention the dressmaker broke contract courts and lawyers would have a field day.
so, 3 other ladies have come out with their own bad experiences with her as well. she also has really bad BBB reviews that go back before this situation.
On the Better Buisness Beaureau there are two complaints one from 2022 and one from this year that are exactly like this situation, one woman even went in for 15 fittings and the dress still was wrong, the level of unprofessionalism is crazy
that lady KNEW she was wrong because she asked for her money so quick after it was delivered. I hope she never gets business again!! I also hope Raylee sues her for defamation because you did NOT deliver what was in the written and signed contract. And to think she wouldn’t defend herself? she’s delusional
This! Because why did all this have to be public beef? This could’ve been solved privately so easily and probably wouldn’t have gone on this long
Plus doxxing and stalking! Casze was very busy.
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@@moustik31 heck trying to contact her during the wedding itself like anyone who is getting married would have their phone on at that time period or not be so swamped that they would be able to respond at that time
@@bjam89 As if she hadnt already knowingly ruined said wedding by not delivering a $6,000 worth custom dress!
@@moustik31 oh shit its in dollars.
My brain auto swapped it to kroner (norways currency) after seeing it cos that is one expensive dress
why is no one talking about the gofundme she set up like that is so nefarious
21:50 if it had been dropped off, even if it missed last delivery truck, the tracking would still show it had been dispatched / dropped off via the tracking, I know as I have sent 1000's of parcels via FedUp as I call them over the years.
Yeah, I send out packages almost daily at my job and so that means I send and check up on a lot of tracking and that is just not how it works
This woman unfortunately wanted her dress to be stolen sooo bad. She completely ghosts Raylee's multiple attempts to give the dress back, and then continues to publicly complain that Raylee won't give the dress back. I think Casze unfortunately realizes that "tiktok bride stole my dress" is more valuable than her actual company at this point. She's eating it up.
"per legal counsel, i won't be responding" so in other words a lawyer also told you that you were in the wrong and/or had no case? lol
Maybe. I bet she doesn't have any legal counsel and just said that to look scary.
Stop👏🏻ordering👏🏻important 👏🏻items👏🏻from👏🏻TikTok🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄
Heck stop ordering from that site at all
Exactly
She didn't order it from tiktok, she ordered it from a real brand with physical locations that she should have been able to trust. Fucking pay attention
I understand people may feel the bride is a bit demanding, HOWEVER, if YOU spent $6000+ for a single dress and were told by the person making it that she could do it, wouldn’t YOU be furious???
I believe the bride!
She was not demanding! She flew out for fittings that were cancelled by the dress maker. She never received images, nothing! She offered to fly her out to fix it and she refused BUT then purchased a ticket herself to get the dress.
As an apparel industry girlie, a seamstress, and a grand daughter of a seamstress- this breaks my heart to see. Absolutely disgusting behavior, we do not claim that “designer”
Question, is a train that like lump thing in the photo (22:39)
Cos all i can picture is a toy train being added to the dress.
But then i am not a clothes maker and but I am sick so brain isn't the best
@@bjam89a dress train refers to the extra length of the dress that drags on the floor as the bride walks. Some dresses have really long trains- think cardi b’s red dress at the 2019 met gala. All that fabric behind her is the train of the dress!
Dumbfounded by that one comment where Casze was saying that the only reason the train looks bad was because they're the only ones who know how to put the skirt on a bride properly. That makes me think she's probably experienced in pinning fabric to mannequins juuuust evenly enough to make a dress look passable in a still photo. 😵💫 It's an expensive custom dress. You put it on and it fits, that's how those work. It shouldn't need to be an art installation requiring training just to make it wearable. That's a huge flop to try to defend herself with. I'm so embarassed for her.
EXACTLY!!! 😂
Crazy how they went from ignoring all of her texts to see her own dress, to texting every 30 min to receive payment. Very sad
E6000 glue is what we’d use to rhinestone DANCE COSTUMES, it’s not at all for wedding dresses that’s so cheap 😭😭 justice for raylee ‼️
The dressmaker is worse than a scam artist, she tried to ruin the bride’s entire life!
That designer should never be involved in another wedding. I cannot believe what that poor bride had to deal with. She literally had to close down her social media because of all the harassment. People were calling the hair salon she works at trying to get her fired because they saw a video on TikTok. People need to stop jumping the gun. Just because someone tells you a story does not mean it’s the truth. You should always hear both sides before making a decision on how you feel about a situation. I cannot believe how unhinged some people are. That designer knew what she was doing. She knew that this lady was currently getting married and that’s why she was not responding. She knew that people would believe her story more because the bride was unable to respond to the allegations or to any of the harassment. That designer is a terrible person.
Edit: I cannot come up with one good reason that you would ever have to justify wanting to ruin someone’s wedding day. Legitimate businesses that have a reputation to uphold would never do something like that “designer” did. That dress was horrific and should not have even been sent to the bride. The worst part is that the bride was still willing to come up with some kind of fair arrangement. She just didn’t want to carry on with any of this until her wedding was over. That crazy designer was threatening to come and physically take the dress back. That’s insane. That designer intentionally went on social media and made up a ton of lies. She wanted to ruin this woman’s wedding day. She was also trying to get this woman fired from her job as well!! The bride had already paid almost $4000 for a piece of crap. I am actually very glad that the designer came out on social media. She needed to be exposed. She does not know how to run a business. I also think she is the only thief in this debacle.
Honestly can’t believe people bought the screeching. You can smell the shit. 😂
luckily my store only charges 25 cents each.
Why is it always the people in the wrong that start the drama first when there's so much evidence against them?? Like it always happens 😅
The fact that she won't even show her face during her tell all story says alot! Shes fighting so hard for her company that she cant even show her face??Plus Rayle put up EVIDENCE of what really happened and Coseze just blabs on and on. I take Raylee side after hearing both sides, with Rayles reciepts!
crazy to call someone out with such conviction after they didn't respond for such a short timeframe. i'm in the art community so i only ever really see people calling out someone for ghosting them after not hearing back from them for like a full year lmfao
It is maybe $30-$50 to send a shipping label. She instead paid way more to fly out to retrieve the dress. WHAT.
Is there proof she flew out there? No...there isn't.
Posting a 12,500 gofundme over a singular fucking wedding dress when theres literal genocide victims in multiple countries begging for even 5$ and getting barely anything is a new kind of fucking evil. Disgusting.
The Bride Deserves a Full Refund for the incomplete and horribly glued together dress and all those who donated money to the scamming dress maker on her GoFundMe also deserve their refunded money too ! 💯🤨
Raylee showed examples of the design she had in mind and I liked her vision. The audacity of the designer to still demand payment after ruining her client’s dream dress, blast her on social media, AND make a gofundme asking for more than what the dress actually costs 🤦🏾♀️
Doxxing is illegal. Dressmaker broke contract and committed a crime.
Funny thing is this isn't the whole story, because there are more people who have spoken up about Casze. I think its pretty evident at this point that Casze is a scam business trying to play the victim.
how are you gonna scam someone and get mad when the scam fails…
who needs TikTok when I have Austin
real
he’s doing a public service 🫡
Dude me
i misread "who needs TikTok when i have Autism" XDDD
A@@hahaveggie
Casze is NOT a designer. She is NOT a seamstress. She appears to be an emphasizer. The dress looks like she ordered a crudy dress from a bad company and then tried to make it look like the dress the bride had ordered. Bride needs to sue for punitive damages, her money back for the dress, the money lost for flights, hotels, and other costs related to the trips for fittings where Casze sent her "staff" . The businesses that were damaged by Casze's encouragement to destroy anywhere the bride had worked.
I wanted to see more of casze's stuff so I went to her instagram. She still has that dress video up saying that the bride stole it and shows the bride's socials but the comments were turned off for just those posts.
There were a couple other videos of some clients wearing dresses that don't fit well unfortunately (much like Raylee's fit for the top half). The models look ok, but most of the clients that don't have that model body shape had poor fits (or had glorified bedazzled bikinis/dress things, which is fine if that is what you want, but much easier to make fit). I suspect that she does corset ties in the back for those structured dresses because she struggles to fit curves on real clients. Its a crutch.
Made 1 comment saying: 'You can see that there is supposed to be over 220 comments on this photo but there are only 2 when you click on it.' I got blocked 5 minutes later.
Cakes, Tattoos, now dresses. Do not order anything from some overpriced, overhyped influencer when there are dozens of local artisans in all of these fields in any town you live in or at the very least the next one over. Crazy how many people need to learn this
The wild thing is it’s not overpriced. It’s correctly priced for what she ordered-a custom gown with handsewn crystals.
lol the designer must think we’re dumb. 😂
Well...she got raylee and her family doxxed and raylees businesses harassed, sooooo. We are dumb. Not to mention all the comments on here saying Cenderra wont send a shipping label but will fly to Grand Junction 🙄 where's the proof she actually flew to Grand Junction? People are dumb.
Was it a rush or was it 5 months of your time? That math doesn't add up
Custom wedding gowns usually take longer than 5 months.
@@elcie04so 5 months is rush, got it
Wow, that dress was HORRIBLY made!! That poor woman, how stressful and devastating this must have been for her. That "business" should be ashamed, pay her back her money plus pain and suffering, and then close down for good. How awful!
Can you imagine a professional business behaving like this? On top of that, she received nearly $4,000 for the dress and is asking the public for MORE?
Using E6000 on a custom dress you are charging over $6,000 for us unacceptable.
I just don't understand how she thought this was going to go. Like. Did she really not think the bride would post a response with the receipts she sent?????
I haven't even finished the video (and at least from what I've seen of the clips in this video), it's wild what people will believe without proof. Like, imagine making these accusations without proof and then opening up a GoFundMe. Like at least make a fake screenshot or something
James Randi the magician was great at making people understand that their assumptions can be very wrong. The first part of his lecture was coming on with no glass inside his frames.
I saw the initial original TikTok from the designer and the comments were absolutely insane. This poor bride was doxxed right at the top comment. I’m always astonished how TikTok viewers seem to believe people instantly at their word. Sickening.
Here's word of advice from someone who got married. Go to a local dress place. Make sure all your vendors are LOCAL! Trust me. It's stressful enough to make sure all your stuff is ready to go before your wedding with local places. I can't imagine how stressful it would be trying to get your dress from the other side of country.
Always pick your dress out a full year in advance MINIMUM! This way you have no way of being stressed out that your dress isn't ready. Because dress places take months to make those things that you will use once.
This is sad and should have never had happened. Planning your wedding is one of the most stressful things you can do. Luckily for me I'm very detail oriented. So I had everything done months in advance. But even then, that last month is hell. Just trying to make sure everything will be perfect.
Funny that now Cyn is whining how people are harassing her and trying to bring her down. No one would know anything about this if she didn't make a bunch of videos filled with lies and post them on the internet. She knows how the internet is, and isn't happy that her plan royally backfired. She knows what she did. Karma 🤷♀️🤷♀️
20:41 Desinger: “ I dropped it off right before close so it should have been moving by now- the FedEx associate informed me that someone accidentally put the package on a plane. Don’t worry though, I got in contact with the pilot and he says you should be receiving it today. He didn’t sound too sure so I took that flight and stayed in the cargo hold to make sure there were no issues…but just in case I also decided to follow the pilot home and I’m standing over him right now while he sleeps so it’s definitely arriving tomorrow and that’s why you’re not seeing the tracking yet.”
It’s hilarious because the points of reassurance are also the same excuses of why it’s not shipped yet. No one takes customers to the shipping container yard- that’s preposterous. I have ADHD and I have used this type of “over the top” made up specific reassurances when I forgot to meet deadlines or procrastinated on extremely important tasks. I’ve learned it’s better to just say you messed up and to tell the truth- and sometimes the person on the other end will want to work with you to help find a solution rather than scream at you but you need to have enough respect to come clean.
The designer having a gofundme
makes me think this was a scam and she never expected the bride to refute the lies.
Listening to this girl lie and lie was just pissing me off so bad😑🙂↕️and the nerve of her to make a gofundme when you owed that woman a refund and an apology. SMH how dumb and delusional can one be??
I live in Miami and got married recently. I saw the Casze booth at a wedding expo. They had beautiful dresses on display but they seemed rather shady to me. Like it didn’t seem handmade. After going to several bridal shops I swear I found the same exact dress that Casze said they hand made. Bruh it was at saw grass bridal and the dress was like 600. Overall I didn’t buy from Casze and just stuck to sawgrass bridal because of the price but booooooyy I am grateful for that.
They quoted me on that dress like 4000🙄 I would be so pissed if I bought it and later saw it somewhere else for waaaay cheaper
I feel like they don’t really make things by hand but they buy dresses and then add shit to them idk 🤷♀️
They are probably buying dresses taking them apart and blending them with other cheap dresses...scam artists 💯
I know it may be social media etiquette not to report willy nilly because it can ban them from the platform indefinitely, but in cases like this when the person is using the platform to scam people out of money, maybe she should be reported as having bad business practices. Honestly, if we can take people to court for the slightest little details and everything is grounds for litigation, why not report the social media of a person who is, in essence, at the very least, false advertising? It would encourage people to have honest bussiness practices online if we treated online stores to the same standards as a physical store, and that includes reporting them for shady business practices.
I meannn sounds like the “designer” just had a really shitty business practice. Could probably be argued that since she didn’t stick to the timing of the contract, the payment is void. Also that dress was awful in every picture. I feel so bad for that bride, having to wear a COMPLETELY different dress.
But also, that’s why you shop local and not with sketchy insta “designers” hundreds of miles away..
My sister got a gorgeous gown at a boutique and it wasn’t even a FRACTION of that price 😅 I understand it’s custom but that dress did not match its price
The deadline was Aug 10th and parts of the dress haven't even been sewed yet -- 18:39, are you their only customer, is this a one-woman team? the deadline's the next day! ....bro that's just unbelievable, too much negligence.
I'm a 43yrold dude eating his breakfast on a forklift watching tiktok wedding dress drama like this is in anyway shape or form something that i can relate to 😂
I totally understand why a rural Colorado bride wouldn’t want to buy from a wedding shop there but she should have considered somewhere closer, like California or Nevada.
There’s tons of beautiful bridal shops in Denver. She could have just stayed in state
@@angelaimee1721 A lot of people with the money are excited to leave the state for special occasions because rural Colorado destroys their excitement about the entire place.
23:14 it just seems like the seller made it for herself 😭 I mean, she sure as hell loved showing off that address
Everyone wants to own a business but don’t want to produce quality work .. 🤦🏾♀️
IMO, the designer shouldn't have agreed to the dress with that short of a time frame, that dress was too complicated.
When you said Atlanta, it suddenly all made sense 😊😅😂
As an Atl native, I said “oh of course” outloud to myself 😂
This honestly reminds me of the caterer for my wedding last summer. Full of fake stories and not willing to take any accountability.
It’s unfortunate but the bride definitely lucked out in the end. The dress she wore to the wedding looks MUCH better than even the inspiration pic of the model wearing the first dress. The slit is so weirdly placed and awkward- it looks awful with a big princess gown. The second dress is a lot more simple but has a timeless quality and looks really nice especially for a last minute wedding dress! The Bride was still so polite despite everything that C U Next Tuesday did to her. The nerve of that fucking woman to concoct this whole lie knowing it was bs. Her “receipts” are bs and show it’s her fault.
It’s crazy that people do this shit to one another knowing full well that it’s their fault.
Funny how miss rachet cindera's videos dont show her face. But the bride shows hers.
Raylee isn't the only one having trouble with this designer. A teen paid $2K for an awful custom dress, and this person refused to repair or refund. Casze is a mess. Note she didn't show her face on this rant. She should be ashamed but probably can't spell it. To top it off, Casze has a GoFundMe because...wait for it..."the unscrupulous and unethical tactics of a bride that has the possession of my custom wedding dress that took me over 5 months to make for her. I shipped the dress to her in good faith prior to her wedding (8/24/2024), plus gave her several discounts which was a loss to me as well." And she's asking for...wait again...$12,500! Thank goodness she's only gotten $925.
Won't pay for a return shipping label, but will pay for a round trip flight to go pick up the dress 😂 clown
Where's the proof she flew out?!
@@Ari_tothe_Ka she said she flew out. Why would she say she did if she actually didn't. It just makes her look stupid
As a grown adult running a business, I send a call with an email. Then a followup email, which details the law will be involved after a certain time. Then the law becomes involved. All behind the scenes and not blasting all over socials. I swear these 'adults' need to get off their socials and just take care of business without the talking and posturing.
The bride looked BEAUTIFUL in the dress she bought 2 days beforehand - Casze is SUCH a bad business person. I hope the bride can recoup some money through legal means. Being harassed on your wedding day is absolutely evil
Caszé is in the wrong here. They could be telling the truth, however just by the way they handled things makes them 100% in the wrong. Never should have posted this online. They did ever explain the reason for the gofundme of $12000?
What truth were they telling when they delivered a dress two days before a wedding, without a final fitting, and the bride had to buy a brand new dress 2 days before the wedding???
If you look closely, the dress from the designers video is NOT the same as the one the bride got, the one from the designers video has the "belt" ombreing down into the skirt like the bride wanted while the ome the bride got is totally different, its clearly visible at 2:14
Thank you for this!
As a soon to be bride (well… a 2026 bride), I’d be sooooooo pissed if I didn’t get the dress I wanted and paid for!
congratulations!!
As a 2025 bride, 6 months for a custom gown immediately made my alarm bells start ringing. 6 months is pushing it for an off the wrack gown with alternations. This designer obviously bit off more than she could chew and was trying to cover her tracks
I hope the bride sues her for emotional distress and doxxing
Lesson to be learned - don’t order $6K dress from some random 1/2 way across the country!
For stoning, E6000 is actually pretty common practice unless the gems are sew-on and even then, people usually use E6000 in place of pins while they sew if on.
I think in this case she made it a point because the glue misshaped the dress, which makes me wonder how actually skilled seamstresses deal with glue side effects
@@anotherhuman3221 if the fabric doesn’t have to stretch around the body then maybe the glue isn’t as much of an issue? Like a very structured/well fitted dress with the stones just on the top layer of fabric.
@@anotherhuman3221usually you apply spots of glue for each individual rhinestone (at least that’s what i’ve been doing the last 18 years), but if the dress was suddenly super stiff and hard to fit, i would assume she just put a bunch of glue all over the fabric and then stuck the stones into it, meaning it would dry as a large stiff mass rather than the gaps without glue allowing for more movement in the fabric
An experienced seamstress would know HOW to apply the glue and what kind of fabric it would work on. The skirt was actually really pretty but the construction was AWFUL
I make dresses for stage per formers. Yes this is common unless stated in contract but the shape was wrong and couldn't hold the stones in THIS case
I would not order a dress from a ‘designer’ who did this. Professional’s do not act like this.
This is the third wedding dress drama story I have heard this week. What is going on, on bridal Tiktok?! Why are all the stories so similar?!
Everyone thinks they can sew a gown.
I think there’s a lot of scammers who work in the wedding industry. We had a terrible fiasco with my wedding caterer last summer. He showed up almost 2 hours into the wedding!!! He was supposed to be there preparing food hours before the ceremony began, and he purposely did it because he needed money and took another job far away before our event. Then he didn’t make half of what he said he would, never paid the bartenders he contracted, stole one of my parent’s big pots (wedding was in their backyard) and then accused my mom of defamation and continued to call her and yell at her when she asked for some of her money back.
@@malloryharding882 Wow!!! I'm so sorry that happened to you! No one deserves all of that on their wedding day. Weddings are stressful enough!
The wedding industry is definitely primed for scammers. I'm just surprised that I've heard almost the same story with three different brides. I've definitely learned not to get a custom dress after all of this. Seems like a nightmare.
@@Brina21232 get a custom gown from someone who doesn’t spend all day on social media instead of working on your gown! Alonuko Bridal has gone viral multiple times for how amazing their gowns are.
@@Brina21232 rather than being against custom designers, it’s more important to vet thoroughly if you’re going to go down that route. Treat it like you’re running a job interview. Legit designers should be understanding-and there are a bunch of bespoke designers who have gotten famous for the quality of their work.
As an actual fashion/costume designer, the dress is horrifically made. The E6000 is something I'm iffy on; there's a lot of arguments in circles with rhinestone applications about which is the better glue (e6000, b7000, gem tac, etc cetera) but the problem is not the type of glue that was used to affix the stones. Why is the *fit* like that? It is clearly not designed for her body; it's not designed to be supportive in her bust because it *seems* like Raylee has a smaller bust than the designer (who models it which is Yikes). The skirt's fit is atrocious; genuinely. It doesn't look like it was pressed before construction; the shaping is awful, it makes Raylee look squat and literally, LITERALLY is not flattering on the bride. Assuming the dress she bought for her wedding was off the rack, even *that* is more flattering on her. It is clearly designed with the designer's body in mind, which is why the fit is so different. Beyond the rest of the unprofessionalism, the craftsmanship of the dress is genuinely heartbreaking and I hope she sues her.
I am unsure if the video of the 'designer' wearing the dress is actually real, It looked like it fit her perfectly. So my first thought was that that specific video might be a dress by another designer which 'matched' the brides wishes and Casze tried to pass that off as her own creation. (You might have a better eye for this thing though)
2:14 completely different dress
As I've come to learn about truth, lies and social media- never believe the first story!! And that dress was AWFUL- the way it looks at the back- ohmygod she paid $6grand for that??! How could any professional be proud of sending out work like that, how could any professional be so unprofessional??! Wish the bride a happy marriage😊
It's wild to me how many people in this world have zero accountability for their own actions, and get angry when there are consequences for those actions. A severe lack of self-awareness or empathy/ consideration of anyone else in this world (eg thinking she has the right to harass her on her wedding day after she's made soooo many mistakes)
Looks to me like they have a template dress that fits her, NOT the customer...and they don't have the skill to recreate it. The lies and omissions, disgusting. Full refund and damages.
Wait… am I insane? I feel like I have lost it a little bit. She said that she received a text from the mother that said they didn’t think the dress was going to work and she replied with how she needed to get paid. The second text she received from the mother said that they needed the dress to be fixed and she replied with that she will only do so if they give her the money that they owe.
But then as she continues talking, she then said that they sent her a text stating that they had to take it to a seamstress and she then replied with “why didn’t you guys contact me and told me that there was something wrong with the dress!? You didn’t send me pictures, face time me, or anything. If you had told me it needed to be fixed, I could have been there in a minute to fix the dress!”
How did anyone listen to her. Even if she misspoke (which honestly you should never do if you are making accusations against anyone because it just seems like you’re lying), she told the mother she was not going to fix the dress *until* she received the rest of the payment.
And what’s this about being there in a hot minute? The bride and the dress maker were in separate states, right!? How could she be there in a minute to fix a dress!?
I really feel like if the people who had gone after the bridge and her family had actually listened to what that dress maker had said so far about the situation, they would have stopped to think about what she said.
But I mean… the story was already not making any sense since she sent the dress without being paid in full according to her own story.
Edit to Add: HOLD UP! She changed the story! She told her audience that the mother had told her, they ended up taking the dress to get fixed (thus the comment about why no one told her it needed to be fixed and how she would have done so) and now she’s saying that they denied to take it to get fixed. Which one is it, girl? Did they take the dress to get fixed or not!? Again I ask why did so many people believe the dress maker so readily? It’s obvious from the start she was leaving out massive amounts of detail because even the story she’s telling makes no sense.
The thing that really gets me about this whole situation is that the dressmaker is saying that she is willing to fly out to pick up the dress after not receiving her payment, yet she’s not willing to fly out to the client with the dress, do any alterations that might be necessary, and then fly back in order to make sure her client is happy. I just don’t understand why you’d be willing to lose money on a plane ticket just to get a dress back that no one wants when you could just lose money on a plane ticket, make sure your client is happy, and the dress is finished, get the bag that you deserve, and then fly home . Would’ve made more money that way.
She can’t keep her story straight.
Wait!? She purchased the ticket to Colorado “the day before”, BEFORE they had the dress? That means she purchased the ticket before or at least at the same time she overnighted the dress! Then wants to show up during her wedding to get the dress!?
I’m sorry, but the dressmaker flying out to retrieve the dress is probably a bigger expense than giving the bride a shipping label. Also, flying out somewhere with no direction on where to go and demanding someone to give out their location is so scary to me.
Where is the proof she flew out? Use your brain...
Lol, blasting your customer online for not paying within the week of her wedding when you know you also did her wrong is bad business, it's disgusting. Where are the people giving the bride's business bad reviews when they haven't even heard her side yet (at the time)? I'm not a fan online bad reviewing but maybe they should give bad reviews to the shop too. It's like she was asking for it.
So when every other excuse or lie doesn't work, cry racism knowing that would send even more hate the brides way. I am happy knowing that this has backfired horrendously for the greedy dress maker and future brides will watch this and NOT use her services. I think that's fair. I just feel for the poor bride.