Sizes start at 000 and run to 28 on the adult side at Queen's Choice, and the children's racks go all the way down to infant. That range fits how the Morgantown boutique sees itself. The Queen's Choice Prom, Homecoming, and Pageant boutique presents itself as the largest specialty formalwear store in the tri-state area, with thousands of dresses on hand and shoppers who have come from across the country. Its tagline is short: the best choice, the only choice.
Exit 4I-68
On Hunter's Way in Sabraton, the east side of Morgantown.
The location makes it an easy run for families from Preston County as well as Monongalia. It anchors prom shopping for this corner of northern West Virginia, home to Morgantown High School and University High School, with Preston High School in Kingwood and Fairmont Senior High School to the south both within reach.
The labels on the prom floor
Prom is the heart of the store. Its labels sort two ways: the prom floor and the little girls' pageant racks.
Prom floor
Little girls' pageant racks
- Ashley Lauren Kids
- Ava Presley Kids
- Tiffany Princess
- Rachel Allan Perfect Angels
Homecoming gets its own deep section, from Amarra and Faviana to Sherri Hill and Sydney's Closet.
The owners describe scouring the country for its prom dresses, cocktail dresses, plus size dresses, pageant gowns, shoes, rhinestone jewelry and accessories, so the entire outfit can come together before you leave.
Pageant
Gowns, interview wear and jumpsuits stocked for competition season
Finishing pieces
Thousands of earrings in many sizes, styles and colors, plus bracelets, necklaces, tiaras, rings, shoes and purses
Fourteen rooms, and a registry
Dressing room count matters on a Saturday in prom season, and this store has fourteen of them. The staff are trained to listen to a shopper's own ideas and help her land on a gown, and the boutique tries to keep the wait short. It still asks shoppers to allow extra time at peak, since there may be a brief wait for a room.
Uniqueness is the other promise. Queen's Choice keeps a record of every gown it sells, and the store states the policy in one line.
We also register all of our dresses to ensure you look unique at your special event.
A few steps make the visit smoother:
- Plan for a little extra time on busy weekends, when a dressing room may not be free right away.
- Ask about the 60-day layaway program if you want to spread out the cost; it takes half the price down on in-store purchases.
All sales are final, layaway included, so take your time choosing.
The boutique also recruits models of all ages and sizes to show its prom, homecoming, pageant, children's and gala dresses on social media. It is an unpaid, just-for-fun opportunity, and models keep access to their photos.
A tri-state store on the I-68 side of town
The tri-state claim makes sense on a map. Pennsylvania's Greene and Fayette counties sit just north of Morgantown, and I-68 heads east from Sabraton toward Preston County and, beyond it, the Maryland line. For a family coming in from either direction, an exit-ramp location means less time in Morgantown traffic and more time in the fitting room.
Queen's Choice in Sabraton, prom questions
Will someone else at my prom have my dress?
The store registers every dress it sells so that shoppers look unique at their event.
What sizes does the prom floor cover?
Adult sizes 000 through 28, with a Rachel Allan plus line in the prom section and infant through preteen sizes on the children's side.