Cable Creations

On 7th Avenue in Beaver Falls, prom shopping at Cable Creations needs no booking link and no waiting list. You can simply show up.

You can visit our store to browse our selection of size inclusive prom gowns and prom dresses anytime we are open without an appointment, although you are welcome to schedule an appointment with us for personalized assistance.

That line sits on the store's prom page, and for a family in Beaver County it is a real gift. Prom season moves fast around here. A dress gets ruled out, a date changes, a school announces its theme late, and suddenly there are three weekends left. A shop that lets you walk in after school takes some of the panic out of it. Want a stylist with you the whole visit? Schedule one. Just want to pull a few gowns and see what works? Come in.

What the prom racks look like

Cable Creations has been dressing Beaver County since 1982, and prom has been part of the mix the whole way. Its prom page names two designers, Ellie Wilde and Tiffany Designs, and it leans hard on one promise. In the store's phrasing, "We have a look for everyone and are size inclusive."

The page describes the range as running from classic to trendy. It is also upfront about space: not every gown lives on the floor. That one detail shapes your calendar.

A simple plan works well here:

• Browse early in the season, before the popular colors in your size thin out.
• Bring a photo or a style number if you have one, and ask whether it can be special ordered.
• Book an appointment if you want one-on-one help; walk in if you would rather browse on your own.
• Sort out the tux rental for your date at the same counter, so the colors match.

Prom tuxedos in the same building

The full name is Cable Creations Bridal & Tuxedo, and the tuxedo half is not decoration. The prom page even closes with a reminder to check out tuxedo rental for prom, which makes it easy to match a vest or tie to the dress before anyone leaves the store.

Ask about the pickup and return schedule when you place the order.

The shop also handles the wedding side, with bridal and bridesmaid gowns, mother's dresses, flower girl dresses and gown preservation, and brides are asked to book appointments. For prom shoppers, that bridal business mostly shows up in the accessory case. Jewelry and headpieces bought for weddings work just as well with a prom gown.

From Beaver Falls High to the Ellwood City side

The shop sits a short walk from Beaver Falls High School on 8th Avenue, which makes it the closest formalwear stop for most Tigers. Blackhawk High School in Chippewa Township shares the Beaver Falls mailing address, and New Brighton Area High School is a few minutes south. Families from Riverside High School and Lincoln High School on the Ellwood City side make the trip too.

For families anywhere in western Pennsylvania weighing a long drive for prom, the pitch is simple: a size-inclusive selection, special orders when the rack falls short, and the date's tux handled at the same counter, all in a downtown storefront that has been doing this for decades.

Gowns, special orders and tuxes in Beaver Falls

How early should I shop for a special-order gown?

Much earlier than an off-the-rack shopper. Not every gown lives on the floor, so a special-ordered style needs time to arrive before the dance.

Which prom designers does the store carry?

The prom page names Ellie Wilde and Tiffany Designs. Not every gown is kept in the store, so ask about special orders for styles you have seen online.

What colors hang on the 7th Avenue tux rack?

Classic black, plus grey, tan and blue. Cable Creations rents tuxedos for prom and also sells suits in those shades.