Your dress and any undergarments (nude underwear shapewear, extra cups for a bustier look) you want to try on to see the final fit and how it lays before the big day. The shoes you will be wearing on the day of your wedding ( think about your venue and if there is grass or lots of standing) when considering your option 3. Your vail (seeing it all together helps the final look) if its the right length for your train. Your jewelry options You can always come back and edit your FAQs.

You will try your dress on where you discuss concerning areas. Then we go over anything that can enhance and better shape your physique. In the pinning process we tailor the fit to balance your frame perfectly. This appointment can take 30 minutes to an hour based on complexity of alterations of interest. After the appointment we book a follow up where you will try on the dress with the desired areas altered.

Appointments vary from each brides desired look and the style of dress (Construction). Based off the amount of alterations we perform it could range on average from 3-5 appointments. When doing a lot of adjustments we have to have more fittings to make sure the balance is correct. Good things take time.

First, we discuss our time frame to achieve the idea proposed (whether it be sleeves, bolero, etc.) Second, I recommend picking your top 3 ideas(images) for the piece desired. Then fabric selection, budget will come into affect to see how we plan to achieve a look complimentary to your dress style in our time frame. This process can require more fittings.

Alterations can vary greatly. Each dress has its own unique needs to complement the brides physique. I would budget up to $1200 for alterations. Typical prices are usually between $400-1500 dollars. This is all based off each dresses needs. Hems can have layers which can increase the price. Taking in the bust can go into the waist. Making it more complex . Opening multiple areas increase the amount of time spent working on the dress. Every brides journey is different. Sample dresses and even custom orders don't guarantee a perfect fit.