It is recommended that alterations start 1 to 3 months in advance, as most gowns will need 3 fittings. It is recommended to get scheduled once you purchase your gown.

Yes, but if they are still on the way a shoe with the same heel height will work for your first fitting. Your wedding shoes or shoes with a similar heel height are required for all fittings.

Surprisingly, less than you think! Most gowns will still need sides or the bust area taken in, waist or hip adjustments, a hem, and bustles to get your train off the ground at a minimum.

Absolutely! In order to keep this special time easy and stress-free, it’s recommended to do so at your final fitting where they can be shown the bustle and any tips and tricks for day of.

No!

While the bridal alterations process will vary for each bride, the average range is between $300-$1,200 for standard alterations. For all appointments a fitting and quote will be given before work on your gown commences.

From lowering the back to detachable straps and even redesigning Mom’s vintage wedding dress, you provide the vision and I bring it to life!

If your wedding dress has a train (the fabric that follows behind you), then you will need a bustle. This helps preserve your gown as well as providing mobility during your reception. I will show you and your loved ones or record a video on how your bustles works during your final fitting.

This is a very common question when discussing the time frame of alterations and you are not to worry! Your dress will altered in steps over time, making adjustments when/ if necessary based on your body. Your final fittings is where all alterations are completed which should be scheduled a week or two before your wedding.