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How long for dress to come in?

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  • Re: How long for dress to come in?

    Mrs Spink to be!:

    Moya50:

    Mrs Spink to be!:
    Sad They said it's on order, but won't be in shop until a month before the wedding.  Eek

    Although my dress is on order and I have no idea when it will be in, given when you ordered yours, and they are saying it wont be there until a month before, it seems a little odd!!

    I think my bridal salon said we would need 6-8 weeks for alterations, but then I guess that will depend slightly on how busy there seamstress is.

    I feel your pain though, I dont have a pic of me in mine and I really want one!

     

    I always thought you had your first fitting at least 2 months before the wedding and last one about 2 weeks before.  I thought it was coming in about 6 months before to try on to see if it needed much alterations.  I may get my mummy to call and yell! She's good at that!

    have you considered getting your alterations done elsewhere?  150 miles away is a looooong way to go for alterations.  i had 4 alteration appointments, but that's cos wedding dresses aren't usually made for people the same shape and size as rotund dwarves... Laugh

    mine came in about 2 months which i guess doesn't help you, but i would call and ask them to chase on your behalf as you want to look after your dress or investigate options for having alterations done elsewhere.  i guess it depends who is holding the process up though - your dress shop or your designer.

    ma petite mademoiselle, Coco Love 31.10.11

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