Brides can now say yes to the dress on DoorDash as food delivery service makes major change

Remaining true to its beginnings as a meal delivery business, DoorDash has changed significantly and added other services.

The business has expanded its range of retail merchants by partnering with David’s Bridal.

DoorDash revealed on Wednesday that it has partnered with David’s Bridal, the leading bridal, wedding planning, and special occasion shop in the United States.

Fuad Hannon, vice president of new verticals at DoorDash, stated, “We are thrilled to welcome David’s Bridal to DoorDash as our first wedding and special occasion retailer.”

“With David’s Bridal on the Marketplace, consumers can rest easy knowing that they can get everything they need on DoorDash for important milestones and every occasion in between.”

At the same retail prices as in-store, customers may now order dresses, shoes, accessories, and other items from the chain for on-demand delivery.

Any of the 180 David’s Bridal locations around the country accepts orders for the various options, which can be delivered to customers’ doorsteps in less than an hour.

When the two businesses tested the cooperation in the market, Kelly Cook, president of brand, technology, and finance at David’s Bridal, said that the new service received “fantastic” feedback from customers.

Cook also mentioned that the most popular David’s Bridal categories that customers were purchasing on DoorDash were dresses, accessories, and intimate apparel.

“Whether you prefer the convenience of doorstep delivery to help save time during the planning process, need a perfect dress for a last-minute holiday party invite, a save-the-day solution to a suddenly stained bridesmaid dress on the big day or a fabulous pair of party-all-night’ shoes – David’s takes the stress away so you can focus on celebrating and feeling beautiful and confident for any special occasion,” Cook stated.

DOORDASH PARTNERSHIPS

There are other new DoorDash retail merchant partnerships than David’s Bridal.

With recent partnerships with businesses like Five Below and Sports Basement, the company has continued to broaden its offerings beyond meal delivery.

Five Below now uses DoorDash to provide on-demand delivery from 1,750 US locations.

Sports Basement, a sports equipment firm, will also ship orders from its twelve sites in Northern California.

During the holiday season, DoorDash is expanding its network of shops to better serve customers’ last-minute seasonal demands.

Since the beginning, we have worked to give customers better access to a wide range of products at competitive pricing, according to DoorDash’s VP of new verticals.

More customers are placing orders on the DoorDash Marketplace than ever before in the grocery and retail categories. We are excited to assist these new partners in meeting the speed, convenience, and selection requirements of their clients.

“Customers may anticipate finding whatever they require on-demand on DoorDash this Christmas season.

Throughout 2024, DoorDash expanded its store partnerships.

In May, the business added all 50 states to its Ultadelivery service.

Then, in August, DoorDash expanded its list of retailers to include Mattress Firm and Aveda.

The delivery service provider also has collaborations with retailers like Pet Supplies Plus, Lowe’s, Camping World, and The Vitamin Shoppe.

Additionally, DoorDash has expanded its footprint in the grocery retail industry.

In September, the company partnered with H-Mart, and in October, it expanded its connection with Wegmans.

Additionally, DoorDash recently included a number of nearby supermarkets, such as Kowalski’s, Mar-Val Food Stores, La Michoacana, and Save A Lot, in its app.

In addition to DoorDash, other businesses are helping consumers out this holiday season by offering discounts.

For instance, two well-known toy brands with hundreds of variations are on sale at Target for a BOGO 50% off deal.

Additionally, Walmart reduced the cost of a “perfect” Christmas dinner staple to $44.99.