Prom Dresses in Scranton, PA

Elizabeth's Boutique carries one of Pennsylvania's largest selections of prom dresses, with new designer collections arriving each season. You'll find fitted mermaid gowns, beaded ball gowns, and simpler satin silhouettes, all in sizes 000 to 28.

Trying a dress on matters more than browsing photos. Necklines, the weight of beading, and how a skirt actually moves are hard to judge on a screen. We will pull styles for you, and alterations are done in house, so a gown that fits everywhere but the hem is not a problem. Free layaway lets you claim a dress the day you find it and pay it down before prom.

Find us at 724 Cedar Avenue in Scranton, with free private parking behind the store. We're open Monday, Tuesday and Thursday 12:30 to 6, and Saturday 11 to 3. No appointment needed, stop in any time we're open. Call (570) 354-6149 with questions or to check whether a style is still on the floor.

Elizabeth's Boutique is at 724 Cedar Avenue in Scranton, with free parking behind the building. Shoppers drive to us from across NEPA, Wilkes-Barre, Kingston, Clarks Summit, Dickson City, Pittston and Old Forge are all a short trip, and we're the largest selection in this part of Pennsylvania.

Bring your school name when you shop and tell us your prom date. We know which styles have gone out to which schools and will steer you clear of a repeat, it's one of the real advantages of buying from a local shop instead of ordering online.

January through March is the busiest stretch, and the best selection is earliest. That said, we carry hundreds of dresses in stock, so a late shopper is rarely out of luck, call (570) 354-6149 and we'll tell you what's on the floor in your size before you make the drive.

Sizes 000 to 28, with most styles on the floor to try on rather than chosen from a size chart. Alterations are done in house, so a dress that fits everywhere except the hem or the bodice is still the right dress.

Since 1994. We have been selling prom dresses from 724 Cedar Avenue in Scranton for more than thirty years, which is also why we can tell you which styles have already gone out to which schools.