

A little preparation helps us assess your gown accurately and make the most of your fitting. Please bring your wedding dress, the shoes you plan to wear on your wedding day, and the exact bra you intend to wear if your gown requires one.
Your shoes determine the correct hem length, while your underwear can affect the final fit of the bodice.
Bringing the right pieces allows us to assess the fit accurately and make decisions based on how you will actually wear your gown on the day.
Bring the exact pair you plan to wear on your wedding day. Your heel height determines the finished hem length.
Bring the exact bra or foundation garments you intend to wear if your gown requires them. They can change how the bodice sits and fits.
Scrunchie and light makeup. Bring a scrunchie or hair tie so we can see the neckline and back clearly, and keep makeup light to protect the fabric as you step in and out of your gown.
Please bring your wedding dress to your appointment so we can assess its fit, construction and detailing.
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We keep guest numbers limited so there is enough room for your gown to be fully displayed and for the seamstress to assess its construction and fit properly.
A calm fitting space also allows us to give you and your dress our full attention.
Your first fitting is where we understand both your gown and the result you would like to achieve. We assess the fit, construction and detailing before planning the alterations required.
We assess how the gown currently sits and where adjustments are needed.
We discuss the alterations and any style changes you would like.
The gown’s structure, layers, fabric and detailing are carefully examined.
All necessary measurements are taken while you are wearing the gown with the correct shoes and undergarments.
We agree the work required and plan the next stage of your alterations.
Your next fitting will be arranged directly with us at the studio.
This gives us time to assess the dress, complete the alterations carefully and arrange any additional fittings that may be required for more complex work.


Here are answers to some of the most common questions about our alteration process.
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Tell us a little about your gown and wedding date. We’ll come back to you with the next available fitting and guide you from there.
Share your wedding date, what you need and a few photos — it only takes a minute, and helps us plan your fittings properly.
We respond to written enquiries every working day after 4 pm.


A little preparation helps us assess your gown accurately and make the most of your fitting. Please bring your wedding dress, the shoes you plan to wear on your wedding day, and the exact bra you intend to wear if your gown requires one.
Your shoes determine the correct hem length, while your underwear can affect the final fit of the bodice.
Bringing the right pieces allows us to assess the fit accurately and make decisions based on how you will actually wear your gown on the day.
Bring the exact pair you plan to wear on your wedding day. Your heel height determines the finished hem length.
Bring the exact bra or foundation garments you intend to wear if your gown requires them. They can change how the bodice sits and fits.
Scrunchie and light makeup. Bring a scrunchie or hair tie so we can see the neckline and back clearly, and keep makeup light to protect the fabric as you step in and out of your gown.
Please bring your wedding dress to your appointment so we can assess its fit, construction and detailing.
Bring your wedding shoes, or shoes with the same heel height, wherever possible. If you already have the underwear, shapewear or accessories you expect to wear on the day, bring these too as they may affect the fit of your gown.




We keep guest numbers limited so there is enough room for your gown to be fully displayed and for the seamstress to assess its construction and fit properly.
A calm fitting space also allows us to give you and your dress our full attention.
Your first fitting is where we understand both your gown and the result you would like to achieve. We assess the fit, construction and detailing before planning the alterations required.
We assess how the gown currently sits and where adjustments are needed.
We discuss the alterations and any style changes you would like.
The gown’s structure, layers, fabric and detailing are carefully examined.
All necessary measurements are taken while you are wearing the gown with the correct shoes and undergarments.
We agree the work required and plan the next stage of your alterations.
Your next fitting will be arranged directly with us at the studio.
This gives us time to assess the dress, complete the alterations carefully and arrange any additional fittings that may be required for more complex work.


Here are answers to some of the most common questions about our alteration process.
Yes, we can begin assessing the fit and planning the work. However, the hem can only be finalised once we see your wedding shoes, so please bring them to a later fitting as soon as they arrive.
Tell us a little about your gown and wedding date. We’ll come back to you with the next available fitting and guide you from there.
Share your wedding date, what you need and a few photos — it only takes a minute, and helps us plan your fittings properly.
We respond to written enquiries every working day after 4 pm.