The Little Wedding Planner Editors ·
Six Dresses, One Bolt of Cloth
Everybody agreed on sage green. It arrived from three websites as three different greens.
Alterations in house
The seamstress works in the building, and the fittings happen where you bought the dress.
Everybody agreed on sage green. It arrived from three websites as three different greens.
A gown that has sat in a box for forty years is a fabric problem long before it is a sentimental one, and the studios that do this well say so first.
Almost every wedding gown has to be altered before it can be worn. The price of that work is the hardest number to find before you buy, and you usually meet it standing on a box with the dress already paid for.