A spokesperson for the company said the retailer was evaluating its strategic options and a sale process is underway.
, which sells wedding dresses and other clothing and accessories for special occasions, could lay off thousands of people across the country and is exploring a sale of the company.
David’s Bridal has a number of stores in Pa., including one in Lower Paxton Township. Although the company doesn’t know for certain what the ultimate outcome will be, it said it notified the state of the possible layoffs in order to fulfill legal requirements. The company said the corporate layoffs would take place in three phases: Phase 1 would be April 14; Phase 2 would be May 13-27; and Phase 3 would run from June 12 to Aug. 11.
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