Opportunity Bridal

Weekend events (Saturday and Sunday) run 9am to 4pm, with most brides lining up at 8:30. Weekday event hours are 3pm to 9pm. Before doors open, someone comes out to explain what to expect. Dresses are arranged on racks by size so you can browse easily.

Yes. We normally have 24 large change rooms, up to 32 where space allows and 20 in a few smaller venues. You may take up to three dresses into a change room at a time so that plenty of dresses remain available for other brides.

Dresses range from $399 to $1299, thousands of dollars less than typical retail prices.

We cater to a range of sizes, from 2 to 28.

The vast majority of our gowns are white, but we also carry ivory, diamond white, blush, champagne and, on occasion, other pastel hues. The colours available on the day depend on our selection from suppliers.

We carry a large collection of popular international and Canadian designers. Because inventory turns over constantly there is no up-to-date list, and as part of our agreements with designers we are not able to advertise them by name.

No. Dresses are sold on a first come, first served basis.

No. We do not have an online store, are not set up to package and ship dresses, and do not have a traditional bricks-and-mortar retail outlet.

We ask the bride to bring up to five guests, as venue space can be limited.

Admission is free and tickets are not necessary. The Early Access VIP ticket ($40 to $50) lets the bride and four guests in before the doors open to the public, guarantees an assigned change room and allows skip-the-line privileges, and can be used as credit towards a dress.

Yes. The Early Access VIP ticket is refundable up to seven days before the designated event.

Children are permitted into the sales event under the same rules as everyone else, and are counted as part of the bride's party whether or not a VIP ticket is purchased.

No. We ask that you refrain from wearing any make-up to prevent stains on the dresses.

Beverages are allowed while waiting in line outside the event room, depending on the venue's policies. No food, drinks or shoes are allowed on the showroom floor.

We only sell wedding dresses, though some customers have bought wedding dresses to use as bridesmaid dresses.

Accessories are offered at discounted prices starting from $15 CAD.

Alterations are left up to you, and finding an experienced local seamstress is a good way to keep costs down. As a general rule, buy the size you need, and when in doubt buy a little larger.

Weekend events (Saturday and Sunday) run 9am to 4pm, with most brides lining up at 8:30. Weekday event hours are 3pm to 9pm. Before doors open, someone comes out to explain what to expect. Dresses are arranged on racks by size so you can browse easily.

Yes. We normally have 24 large change rooms, up to 32 where space allows and 20 in a few smaller venues. You may take up to three dresses into a change room at a time so that plenty of dresses remain available for other brides.

We cater to a range of sizes, from 2 to 28.

The vast majority of our gowns are white, but we also carry ivory, diamond white, blush, champagne and, on occasion, other pastel hues. The colours available on the day depend on our selection from suppliers.

We carry a large collection of popular international and Canadian designers. Because inventory turns over constantly there is no up-to-date list, and as part of our agreements with designers we are not able to advertise them by name.

No. Dresses are sold on a first come, first served basis.

No. We do not have an online store, are not set up to package and ship dresses, and do not have a traditional bricks-and-mortar retail outlet.

We ask the bride to bring up to five guests, as venue space can be limited.

Admission is free and tickets are not necessary. The Early Access VIP ticket ($40 to $50) lets the bride and four guests in before the doors open to the public, guarantees an assigned change room and allows skip-the-line privileges, and can be used as credit towards a dress.

Yes. The Early Access VIP ticket is refundable up to seven days before the designated event.

Beverages are allowed while waiting in line outside the event room, depending on the venue's policies. No food, drinks or shoes are allowed on the showroom floor.

We only sell wedding dresses, though some customers have bought wedding dresses to use as bridesmaid dresses.

Alterations are left up to you, and finding an experienced local seamstress is a good way to keep costs down. As a general rule, buy the size you need, and when in doubt buy a little larger.

Weekend events (Saturday and Sunday) run 9am to 4pm, with most brides lining up at 8:30. Weekday event hours are 3pm to 9pm. Before doors open, someone comes out to explain what to expect. Dresses are arranged on racks by size so you can browse easily.

Yes. We normally have 24 large change rooms, up to 32 where space allows and 20 in a few smaller venues. You may take up to three dresses into a change room at a time so that plenty of dresses remain available for other brides.

We cater to a range of sizes, from 2 to 28.

The vast majority of our gowns are white, but we also carry ivory, diamond white, blush, champagne and, on occasion, other pastel hues. The colours available on the day depend on our selection from suppliers.

We carry a large collection of popular international and Canadian designers. Because inventory turns over constantly there is no up-to-date list, and as part of our agreements with designers we are not able to advertise them by name.

No. Dresses are sold on a first come, first served basis.

No. We do not have an online store, are not set up to package and ship dresses, and do not have a traditional bricks-and-mortar retail outlet.

We ask the bride to bring up to five guests, as venue space can be limited.

Admission is free and tickets are not necessary. The Early Access VIP ticket ($40 to $50) lets the bride and four guests in before the doors open to the public, guarantees an assigned change room and allows skip-the-line privileges, and can be used as credit towards a dress.

Yes. The Early Access VIP ticket is refundable up to seven days before the designated event.

Beverages are allowed while waiting in line outside the event room, depending on the venue's policies. No food, drinks or shoes are allowed on the showroom floor.

We only sell wedding dresses, though some customers have bought wedding dresses to use as bridesmaid dresses.

Alterations are left up to you, and finding an experienced local seamstress is a good way to keep costs down. As a general rule, buy the size you need, and when in doubt buy a little larger.

Weekend events (Saturday and Sunday) run 9am to 4pm, with most brides lining up at 8:30. Weekday event hours are 3pm to 9pm. Before doors open, someone comes out to explain what to expect. Dresses are arranged on racks by size so you can browse easily.

Yes. We normally have 24 large change rooms, up to 32 where space allows and 20 in a few smaller venues. You may take up to three dresses into a change room at a time so that plenty of dresses remain available for other brides.

We cater to a range of sizes, from 2 to 28.

The vast majority of our gowns are white, but we also carry ivory, diamond white, blush, champagne and, on occasion, other pastel hues. The colours available on the day depend on our selection from suppliers.

We carry a large collection of popular international and Canadian designers. Because inventory turns over constantly there is no up-to-date list, and as part of our agreements with designers we are not able to advertise them by name.

No. Dresses are sold on a first come, first served basis.

No. We do not have an online store, are not set up to package and ship dresses, and do not have a traditional bricks-and-mortar retail outlet.