Wedding dress commission

I'm not sure, think it depends on the store or boutique. Why does it matter? ETA.

I've never sold wedding gowns but I know David's assigns clients to consultants on a round robin schedule so I'm assuming they make commission.

I am not 100% sure but I believe they do work on commission. A few of mine followed up via email. When I decided on my dress, I made sure to make an appointment to go see the same consultant I previously spent time with.

I'm just wondering because I'm ready to place an order but the shop requested that I make another appointment to do so. The stylist I originally worked with isn't available for my appointment though I specifically asked to schedule with her as I want to be sure she receives the commission. She put in the work and even though I might retry the dress at this appointment, the stylist isn't having to do much to assist me and I don't want the original stylist to miss out on her hard earned $. I have brought this up with the shop and they continue to avoid the question so I was just wondering if stylists even make commission.

Every interaction I've have with stylist have made me believe they do. Do any of her other appts work for your schedule?

I would say yes! Most sales-based jobs offer commission or a bonus for the items they sold. Maybe not a percentage of the product, but it could be that they have to meet a certain goal to get the bonus. Think jewelry shops, stores in the mall, etc.

I was thinking the same thing. Thanks ladies for your input. Just trying to figure out if I should call and adamantly request to only work with the original stylist or just let it go

I worked at DB and you definitely make commission. It's so nice of you to even think of that! I'm sure she'll appreciate it(: