Have Questions? Call Us: (717) 506-0343
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When I tried on the Anne Barge Mystique dress I absolutely fell in love. I knew it was my dress. I bought the dress as a sample. The more I thought about it, the more I thought a veil would complete the look. The Mystique dress is a very specific color and I knew I […]
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This Brand New White Coffee Swiss Double Faced Satin Ribbon Sash is silky soft and is a perfect accessory for your wedding gown, bridesmaid dresses, and flower girl dresses. Our sashes also look gorgeous wrapped around your flower bouquets! All of our ribbon sashes are made from the finest quality Swiss double-faced satin ribbon imported from Switzerland. Our sashes are extremely popular and very similar to the top couture designer sashes that retail for several hundred dollars. Each sash has diagonal cut edges and is so luxurious to the touch!
*We offer this sash in a variety of widths and lengths. Please refer to the “Sash How To” tab if you are not sure of the size sash you need. If you need a custom size, please let us know.
*Please note, all of our Swiss double-faced satin ribbon sashes are available in these widths: 1”, 1 ½”, 2”, 2 ¾”, and 4” (4” select colors)!
| Weight | 0.1875 lbs |
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| Dimensions | 8 × 4 × .50 in |
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| Select Size | 1" wide x 2 1/2 yds long, 1" wide x 3 1/2 yds long, 1" wide x 4 1/2 yds long, 1 1/2" wide x 2 1/2 yds long, 1 1/2" wide x 3 1/2 yds long, 2" wide x 2 1/2 yds long, 2" wide x 3 1/2 yds long, 2" wide x 4 1/2 yds long, 2 3/4" wide x 3 1/2 yds long, 2 3/4" wide x 4 1/2 yds long |
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Hi ladies! So I tried on the Monique Lhuillier dress and it fits perfectly — it’s GORGEOUS and my mom wrote and said it was made for me- was my dress, so it was THAT moment;-) I even teared up a bit. Everyone loves it. I can’t thank you all enough! I can’t thank you […]
All of our gowns are 100% Authentic and in New condition (unless otherwise stated). None of our gowns have been worn to an actual wedding/event. Most dresses have never been tried on or have been tried on only a few times.
We hope that our wedding dress alteration tips are helpful. Please feel free to contact us anytime with additional questions. We will be happy to help!
Absolutely! Don’t limit yourself in choice by just looking at gowns in your size. Also, make sure to never go by the gown’s size tag, since bridal gowns usually run at least 1-2 sizes smaller than daywear sizes. Always compare your exact measurements to the measurements listed for each gown. Most gowns can be taken in one to two sizes to fit, occasionally three sizes. In addition, most gowns can be let out up to one size, depending on seam allowances in the gown. Do keep in mind that the original stitching lines may still show on some fabrics (especially satins) when seams are let out. Consult a professional bridal seamstress for custom results.
Ask other current or recent brides for their recommendations. Also, contact local bridal shops and fabric shops specializing in bridal and formal fabrics. These shops often know of bridal seamstresses in the area that specialize in custom bridal work. Another great place to find an experienced bridal seamstress is to join a blog group on the top wedding websites, such as Marthastewartweddings.com, theknot.com, or weddingwire.com. This is a fantastic place to receive honest feedback from brides that have already used a bridal seamstress in your area.
Most seamstresses will want to have your first fitting four to six months before the wedding. Of course, it will not take four months to alter your gown, but there are many gowns that need to be altered in that time frame, and you need to get your gown fitted and in line to be ready for your next fitting. Most of the time, only a first fitting and final fitting are required.
Occasionally, a third fitting will be needed for major changes.
Most brides will need a hem and a custom bustle for the train. The next very common alteration is to take in the bodice at the bust and/or waistline for the best fit. Charges will vary greatly depending on how difficult the alterations are (beads and lace involved, boning in the bodice, layers of skirt and crinoline to hem, etc.) and depending on your geographic location. Expect to pay anywhere from $75 to $500 for your basic alterations and possibly more if you have requested any special style changes to the original style of the gown.
Three to four weeks is a good time frame. This gives the seamstress a few weeks to do any final adjustments, if necessary. After your final fitting, be sure and maintain your weight within 3 or 4 pounds to assure the gown still fits you perfectly on your special day.
Your gown will need to be steamed or pressed or a combination of both and most seamstresses will offer this service. Also, many cleaners can do this for you, however, just be sure to take it to a professional cleaner specializing in bridal gown cleaning and preservation.
We hope that you have enjoyed reading our wedding dress alteration tips!
Please know that we are always happy to answer any questions that you may have about your gown. We love giving our brides wedding dress alteration tips! Please feel free to contact us by email at customerservice@yourdreamdress.com or by telephone at 717-506-0343 and we will be glad to help.
