Popular wedding dress retailer David’s Bridal has filed for bankruptcy, the company announced in a release. Along with the filing, the Pennsylvania-based chain announced plans to cut some 9,000 jobs.

The dire financial news has brides scrambling, worried about store closures and canceled orders.

But officials at David’s Bridal maintain the store and its website will remain open during the restructuring process as executives try to arrange a sale of the company. Orders will be fulfilled, the company said.

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“We are determined to stay focused on our future, because we believe we have an important role in ensuring that every bride, no matter her budget, can have her perfect dress,” James Marcum, Chief Executive Officer of David’s Bridal, said in a press release. “We remain as committed as ever to providing excellent service, delivering for our brides and customers, and being part of magical moments.”

The bankruptcy filing is the second by the company in the last five years. It last filed for bankruptcy protection in 2018 but reemerged a year later. Now, the Pennsylvania-based company has $257 million in debt, according to court documents.

David’s Bridal currently has about 300 stores across the U.S.