Princess Bridals in Farmingdale donates wedding dress to woman battling cancer

Phylicia Karasoulis is renewing her vows Monday. She was supposed to get a dress from a charity that brings dream weddings to life, but she was told it will not arrive in time.

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Nov 23, 2023, 1:54 AM

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Updated 382 days ago

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A Levittown mother battling cancer received the wedding dress of her dreams because of a Farmingdale business owner.

Phylicia Karasoulis is renewing her vows Monday. She was supposed to get a dress from a charity that brings dream weddings to life, but she was told it will not arrive in time

Princess Bridals in Farmingdale answered the call and offered to donate a new dress.

Out of the four dresses set aside for her, Karasouli chose the first one she tried on.