Weddingbee boards

If you plan on selling it around 50% of what you paid, then I don't think you'll have a problem.  Did you have a lot of alterations done?  It's better if you have it cleaned b/c it'll save the buyer money.

I sold three out of my four dresses, and not in the order I expected.

#1 - Vera Wang bought as sample, older design, altered but not worn. I'd also put in a sweetheart modification and a bustle. Since I didn't know the model name, it was a latte color, and it was the least popular of all my dresses when I posted pics on WB, I didn't think it would sell at all. Surprisingly it got snapped right away ay 60% of what I paid, and I kept getting offers after. I'm guessing it was due to the Vera Wang name and the amazingly low price for the name.

#2 - Used Lazaro, 2010 design. I thought this would be extremely popular but didn't turn out to be the case. Tons of inquiries, no takers. I reduced the price three times before it sold at 40% of retail after 3.5 months. One problem was that it too short for most of the girls that were interested. Another might be that it was too new on the market and most people didn't know about the dress yet. I kept getting offers for more than what I sold it for after the fact. In hindsight I should've been more patient.

#3 - Oleg Cassini, never worn, never altered, price tag attached. Went to a local buyer at 60% of retail after four months. Also surprised me that it took so long to sell, I thought DB customers were price savy and would jump at a deal of paying $400 less than the store.

#4 - Used Romona Keveza, 2010 design. Still unsold after six months. This is the one I'm dragging my feet on and have not reduced the price at all, because I guess I have an emotional attachment to it. It was my favorite of all four, very high quality, in pristine condition, and I spent $200 to get it dry cleaned. I just don't have the heart to let it go to someone who's lowballing. Probably will reduce the price once after New Year's, and if it doesn't sell I'll just keep it.