When Cassandra asked why, Lily simply said, “Because I don’t choose things based on price. I choose based on love.”
That night, Lily posted a photo with the caption:
“Couldn’t afford the $1,000 dress, so my mom made one. I’ve never felt more beautiful or more loved. Love has no price.” Cassandra tried to charge me for the dress. Lily told her to take it back—it meant nothing. Turns out, you can’t buy love. But you can sew it, one stitch at a time.
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