Harmoniously creating a bridal gown into mystical perfection is woven into the dressmaking process. Drawing inspiration from the bride's persona to the selected wedding ambiance, every design brings together a bride's desired vision with tailoring excellence.
Your Bridal Gown
Initial Consultation
Book an online or in-person appointment for an initial complimentary consultation to discuss ideas and agree upon the chosen creative direction.
Design Approval
Once all details, which include design, fabric choice, and color, are approved, any major changes will not be permitted; ensuring that the agreed-upon creative direction and aesthetics are maintained throughout the dressmaking process.
Fittings & Payment
There will be 2 scheduled fitting sessions: The first fitting and the final fitting. If there are minor alterations, a third fitting will be scheduled.
A non-refundable fee of $300 will be required after the complimentary initial consultation to cover the cost of fabric samples and sketches. Once all design details have been approved, a 30% deposit of the retail price will be requested before proceeding with the production of the gown. The remaining 50% of the payment will be due before the client picks up or receives the gown.
Terms to consider
To receive your bridal gown before your big day, reserve your dressmaking appointment 2 months before your wedding date. Please note that no refunds are permitted at any stage of the process.
Made-to-Measure Guide
A pivotal point of the dressmaking process is having a perfectly fitted bridal gown. For precise results, have someone else take your measurements, or a professional tailor can do it for you.
Measure Your Bust:
Wear undergarments and have your arms down at your sides. Wrap the measuring tape around your back and under your arms to the fullest part of your bust.
Measure Your Waist:
Stand up straight and bend to your side; the bend is your natural waist size. Wrap the measuring tape around your natural waist.
Measuring Your Hips:
Stand up straight and have your arms down at your side. Wrap the measuring tape around the widest part of your hips.