Off The Rack Wedding Gowns
Do you need an appointment?
Yes, appointments are required. We offer an online booking tool to make appointments easier, if you need to reschedule, you can do so via the website or by phone before the 24 hour cutoff...otherwise, we will convert your appointment fee into a cancellation fee. Normally, the fee will be applied to the purchase of your gown.
What are your hours?
At this time, we do not offer open hours...we are seeing brides by appointment only. Unfortunately, the sites we post the business on do not offer this option so we post the hours appointments are usually available.
Do you offer appointments after hours?
We are happy to accomodate after hours appointments, please call or send us an email request and we will see if we can make it work!
How many people can I bring to my appointment?
We try not to limit the number of people you can bring, however the couch seats about four and really, you don't want to over-do it! Too many opinions create confusion. Choose wisely, someone who has different taste and little filter can make finding your gown difficult
Do you charge for appointments
We will be applying a $50. charge for regular and 2nd appointments. This fee will be deducted from the price of your gown. You are welcome to come back as many times as you choose but this charge will apply each time.
How long is my appointment and how many gowns can I try?
Appointments typically are 90 mins. We do not have a timer and do not have a limit on how many gowns you try but we also avoid trying on gowns "just for fun" as this is taxing on the inventory.
Are all your gowns used?
No. While we accept consignment gowns on occassion, the majority of our inventory is made up of samples, discontinued gowns and cancelled orders. We also like to buy out overstock and sometimes gowns out of alterations.
How much do alterations cost?
This is tricky, as most wedding gowns require at least some alterations, every one is different. It is a good idea to look at gowns in a range of sizes closest to yours. You likely don't want to buy a gown that is way too small or way too large. Most designer gowns use a rule of thumb that it can be let out one whole size or taken in two whole sizes but this is not always the case. Every tailor sets their own prices so we do not quote alterations cost.