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"I went last Friday to go look at wedding dresses at a pop-up shop. I actually ended up going alone and was trying to get opinions from other people in the store. I was really having a lot of fun and then I put on ‘the’ dress. Right when I put it on, I said, ‘OK, this is the one.’ It was perfect, so I went around to the front to pay for it."

But before Jensen could even pull out her wallet, another bride-to-be had already picked up the tab, Carrie Ling, who's a co-owner of the shop Elizabeth Cooper Design, told ABC News.

"I think she planned this from the get-go," she said. "She came in tried on a couple of gowns and I asked, 'You didn’t like anything today?' And she said, 'Actually, I'd like to pay for one of their gowns.'"

The woman noticed Jensen was alone, Ling said

"So, she pointed to Liz and said, 'I think I’ll pick her,'” she recalled. "She wanted to be anonymous and that was all that went into it. We rang her up and she left."

Ling informed Jensen of the exciting news: that a complete stranger had paid for her $465 wedding gown in full."