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There are a minimum of three appointments required when having alterations or redesign work done. If a dress needs to be let out or taken in, and a hem also needs to be done you are looking at a minimum of four fittings. The only time two fittings are adequate are when only slight adjustments such as a bustle are needed. A wedding dress for most woman will be the most expensive piece of clothing that will be purchased in their lifetime. I know the importance of making you look and feel amazing for your special day. I do not believe in just rushing through. I am focused on giving you my very best. With each project hours of my time are invested to ensure every detail is taken care of that is humanly possible..
Ideally each fitting is scheduled at approximately the same date each month as the wedding when working on the upper body of the dress. This is due to a woman's monthly cycle. A womans monthly cycle can dramatically change the sizing of a her body. It is the attempt for consistency that makes meeting at the same time each month as the wedding date helpful. This would mean appointments would be scheduled 3 to 4 months before the wedding. All final adjustments,and finish work are done the month prior to the wedding to insure a fabulous fit. This is not always possible due to shipping delays, and rushed weddings. I always try to accommodate clients to the best of my ability. If you have any questions please feel free to E-mail me.
It is also important to consider the special needs a woman may have such as pregnancy, illness, weight loss, or a rush. In this case special arrangements are made to best meet the needs of the bride.
The winter months are much less busy than the spring and summer months it is because of this that if you already have your dress, and do not plan a dramatic weight change you can begin the alteration process. If you are wanting a redesign it is great to have lots of time to work on your project.
Remember to schedule your alterations appointments as soon as you know your approximate ship date. When you order your dress an approximate ship date should be provided by the bridal shop. This is just an estimate of time. The majority of wedding dresses are manufactured in China,and during the stage of production of your dress things can happen at the factory that will effect the arrival date of your dress to the USA. There is no tracking number on your dress until it arrives in the USA, and it is shipped to the bridal shop.
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