The process of having a couture wedding dress made is a very easy and stress free process. Working with the brides ideas the following explains how the process of getting a couture gown made works.

• Firstly I meet with the bride to discuss her preferred design for her gown and attendants and suggest fabrics and styles which will suit the bride.
  A deposit of 10% is required at the first fitting.
  Balance due on completion of the gown.
  
  
• I give the bride advice on where to buy fabric for her gown. All haberdashery is purchased by me and invoiced with the final account.There are two reasons for this - most brides do not want to be bothered with these fiddly bits and I prefer to get exactly what is required for the inner construction of the gown.
  
  
• The first fitting is in a calico toile of the design to allow any adjustments to the design to be made before the fabric is cut.
  
  
• Usually three more fittings is usually sufficient for completion of the couture gown however for more intricate designs, extra fittings may be required.


• Jewellery & accessories can be chosen throughout the making process for completion in time with the wedding gown.