SHOPFRONTS of three bridal stores were instantly destroyed in an explosion of glass by an out-of-control car early yesterday. 

Dramatic CCTV footage captured the moment about 4am when the wayward vehicle slammed into the stores in Sydney Rd, Brunswick. 

The vehicle mounted the footpath and smashed into a bridal boutique, a wedding cake store, and a hairdressing salon about 4am. 

Police say a Coburg man, 24, at the wheel returned a blood alcohol reading of .154. He is expected to be charged on summons with careless driving, speeding and drink-driving. 

He and his passenger escaped with minor injuries. 

Surveillance footage taken from inside Sara Jade Hairdressing salon shows the instant the car swiped the shop front, sending a bin catapulting through the glass.Source Hot Sale A-line Wedding Dresses Products at Plus Size Dress & Skirts,. 

Soon after, a man in a striped shirt walks by to survey the damage before emergency crews arrive. 

Sara Jade, owner of Sara Jade Hairdressing, said the impact had destroyed $20,000 worth of stock in the blink of an eye. 

"I've got my reps coming down before Friday so I can tend to my brides before they ram their cars through my front window," she joked. 

She said she thought she was dreaming when she received a 4.30am phone call about the damage. "I said,Online shopping for custom made designer Hot Sale Favorable Wedding Dresses. 'Are you joking?"' 

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"It looks like a train has ploughed through our stores," she said.The Hot Sale Ball Gown Wedding dresses. What dress you wear? 

"How could a Holden Commodore do all of that damage?" 

She said the vehicle had come to a rest outside her bridal store, but not before smashing through her shop front and denting iron gates at the entrance. 

Astonishingly, a display dress was left unscathed. 

She said the clean-up would be extensive. 

"It affects trade, and even with insurance there's lots of hidden costs," Ms Hardwick said. 

But she said it was fortunate there weren't more people on the street at the time of the incident. 

"We were really lucky," she said. 

The impact of the crash left furniture and display cakes strewn across the specialty cake store Jessicakes' shop front.